The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, July 13, 1906, Image 2

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0. A. Blt OWN - - - Editor Friday July ? 13, 1906. 1!_. .! ?Subscription Prloet Ono y oar,.5 1.00 Six months.50 Throe months.25 NOTICE ! Bonnier Tillman linn accepted tho invi tation of tho Oouuty Exooutlvo Committoo and willaddroBS thu propio nt Bonnottovillo on Monday July i6th, Inst. AU uro invi ted to attend and hoar him. Vory rccpootfully J. N. DRAKE, County Chairman. Bcuoottflvillu, S. C., July io, 1906. OHERAW DATE ?HANGED Senator 13. ll. Tillman for good reason han had tho dato at Oheraw changed to Tuesday, July 1*7th. Tho Candidates for Congress from 5th District aro also to speak on that day. Wo have arranged with tho rail ronds for roduced ratos. Speaking to begin at 10 o'clock and continue through tho day. Horse racing and Baso Ball aro also features of tho doy. Everybody invited to como, Edward Mcivor, T. F. Malloy, 13. F. Pogues, W. D, Evans, Committee of Citizens ' ON THE WING. BY AN OIJU COHRBSrONUBNT, In traveling through tho hill country of good old South Curo lina for tho past two weeks, J thought that 11 letter would he of interest to sonic of your readers. J have traveled through !> or 10 counties since leaving home, part ly hy rail and partly by private conveyance, but 1 have not seen anything that will compare with grand old Marlboro, except the terrific peals of thunder t hat echo and reecho over the hills and val leys Of Edgelield county, the homo county of J3en Tillman. I don't blame him to run for Governor if it thundered while he lived there like it does now. If I had to live in the hill country among rho rocks and rattle snakes, where the clouds are ten times blacker, with a red fringed edge and the lightning leap ing from rock lo rock and hill to hill, with all the colors and shapes of a Cl?nese ian, I would get out from there, if I had to run tor Gov ernor to do it. I would almost ask - 4i... n""v,i of Onntrnl hiao ii nd I li i ! ? tee, J was asked hy several ol'your readers why 1 didn't pray for my self, 1 thought while down there this crowd needed ii most. But 1 am sonny to say that TILLMAN doesen't need il up here, anti as I he clouds are blacker and the thunder louder up here J just cul Tillman out and made a specialty of myself, j.vox, LUMPKIN and ANSEL', and, I hope we will all bc elected, if hot in this world, in a better one. J made a trip through the peach ridge section of S. C-acres and acres of line peach orchards greet the eye, loaded with the finest fruit. Cantaloupes are shipped in largo quantities from this section, while there is a very large acreage in Asparagus. This is certainly a line .section of S. C., I aili speaking now of'part of Lexington, Saluda and Kdgefiold counties. The crops in this country arc bad ly damaged by rain and grass. There cannot possibly be anything like a full crop made. I go from here in a few days to Fort Motto, where 1 will see tho Peterkins' and Ilcnegan, of our (anility, with whom I hope to break bread and eat fried chicken. Will let you hear from ino again later Oil, if I succeed in "breasting tho waves and facing the storm.M There is a bi^ black cloud in sight now, hut this Hotel is full of drummers, I hope (hey will till have seiiso enough not to cuss un til the clouds go by, J. 1*\ Modi I.V HAY. lionel. ST, Jofllii'll, Ofangolmrg. July 5, lyon. Tho Only Oreed Roi) ni roil. The General Assembly of the Presbyterian church adopted a very remarkable resolution, ll is as fol lows: Thal in tho Presbyterian church no acceptance ol doctrine of thc church is required beyond per sonal faith in Jesus Christ SK tho ?Son of God and thc Saviour of tho world, and sincere acceptance of Him as 1 iOl'd and Muster." The Adoption of this resolution indi cates thcoxistancoand growth of a more liberal spirit in tho Presby terian church. SUNDAY GAMBLERS CAUGHT, On Sunday night last about I I - JiO Chief Kelley and policeman Wiley Atkinson riadod a colored gambling ho uso and captured five-two getting away but their .names aro known und they will have to como hack and pay their <luo8 to the town. Tho live were brought before tho Mayor Monday I lifter noon and ouch sentenced to ^>ay a flue pt $10. OLIO CORRESPONDENCE. Portraying the Wonderful Growth and Prosperity of this Hustiing Neigbox'ing Village. A Trip iii tho Country. Editor DE?(OORAT-Bdoioeed pleaso find one dollar ior ono year's subscrip tion to your paper, v/hich ?een.? to bo gaining popularity with its ngo as UiUoh us any paper in lite south. And, at this writing, pardon ino for complimenting tho farraiug clns3 of people of this community, especially in the Rod Bluf! towuship. I have just returned, this morning from the fine plantation owned by tho Hon. J. L. McLaurin of your town, operated hough by Mr. B. F, Stanton, ono of us staunch and up to?duto fnrmors as wo find anywhere. I am recoutly from the capital of tho Stato, which travel gavo mo ample opportunity of soeiug much of tho op orations of tho farmers, and 1 say with safety that Mr Stanton is far in ad vance of anything I have soon, and remembering that it takes no ordinary man to manipulate or dispatch with such easo and accuracy as this man doce with tho 15 horse farm which come daily under his directions and supervision. '2bT> acres of cotton as clean as my front yard, and 5)0 acres in corn which bids fair alroady, on 'ho Gtli of July, tor a lino crop ; 00 acres in oats all harvested nicoly ami tho stubble BOWn in peas. Mr. Stanton's futuro bids fair for fortune, ns his motto is to make jany farm self sustaining. Ho h. s a plenty of liuo oats stacked in the field for tho want of house room, and has pion ty of ponvino hay to soil from last year's crop. Tho only thing 1 reali/.od as a fi nancial inonstrocity, was in winding up al tho gin house, und learning from Mr. S. that it was not insured against destruction by fire ; and whoo 1 go up te your town, Mr. Brown, 1 hope to ?meet Mr. Mclaurin and show bim that by being highly recommended by several of tho tony element of this county, I havo boen intrusted with tho agency of the Piedmont Mutual Insu rance Co., of Spartauburg, S. C , who insure G Minerie * al one-fourth the price of any "old lino company. Your friend, M. J COVINGTON. Clio, July <>, HlOli. DOTS F KO.H CHESTERFIELD. Mr. Kditor-1 must give, you a few dota from this county. Crops arc looking lino hut thc rains ol' lato have damaged both com and colton, but il didn't hurt old man '"crab." Wc liad July 1st tho rain of thc season--sonic say 2 hours and 15 minnies, but I know not how (ruo, as I was in dreamland and my mind Occupied with other things. 1 would liko to know what is the mat ter with our Marlboro boys, they aro not looking ofter thc candidates like they should. Chesterfield has 19, Anson 13, Union 30 Thero aro 8 out foi Clork ol' Court and 6 for Shoriff. We arc having a ''hot time" with ?on oral green, and I must tell thc boys some of the latest. Ono young larmer says ho turned 25 bead ol' geese in his field, and thc ring loader after looking about How Un OU a ellimo .>".' -r' ",T " ' j .... -~ OUCUutOUi it iiiullCB long and 10 round, and a .squash 2 i long and 13 round. Who can beat that? Mrs Edith O eward loll Satur lay via Wadesboro to visit ber son, J. H., near .Mt (Jiloiid. N, C. (j reen peas and berries plentiful, With best wishes July ,r?, 1900 A Marlboro Hoy. FROM BROWNSVILLE. Mr. Editor-As w~ have about con?, ijucrcd "general croon" and getting a fine rain to cool off the air, wc will try to give you a lew dots from our section. Crops generally good, especially corn, now being laid by. No caudidatcs have visited us yet. Thc protracted meeting at Bethlehem begins next Sunday night and the young chicks all scared looking ibr tho preacher IO como when they will bo slaughtered. Wc notice in last week's Democrat the uinouncoinont ol' Mr. P A. Hodges for he Senate. Hurrah for Phil I Thc old coal burner, C. P. Hodges, in lill at his post looking after' his many crtilo farms and mercantile business, an 1 ias no time to sparc in politics. May he io will consent to give thc boys a pull on ho next round. Mr. .1 T. Briginan has an acre of the [liest corn seen, and on a spot ol' land vhero we have never soon anything grow xcopt nulgrass. He is a ''cracker jack" armer. Mr. l<\ W, Lindsay has the best ot ton crop in lower Brownsville We iavo not seen P. KS. Lindsay's acre corn ait from reports Mr. Briginan loads, Mr. (Jus Carter of upper Brownsville i.is 5 acres planted in the old yellow pop oin that is uno. Ho says bo cm readily ell it at $1.50 per bushel, and can make carly as much per acre as of thc t?ig cob om. Co ii dus ! Thc writer had thc pleasure of meeting is old friend Dr. Hale on tho dib. The o'.tor is looking woll. Miss Lou whittington spent Sunday i'.h Miss Kita Carah,). Look out, Mr Coward, you have ho 'arl and .Jones lo bollier you this time, ul you have an old soldier behind you ult can use. a gun you bot; But wo have ira urcd you ami lind that you measure ii inches to tho yard and 12 io thc fool, July 9, '06. C. II. J, FIND IT FOR ME 82.50 REWARD. Lost--A red back leather mom* randnm book containing ti largo umber of accounts for wood and orh and memorandums of ser ine. Tho hook J'H of no valuo to ?ly ono else, but in worlli money ? nui. I will appreciate the ro ten of tho hook to me and will ty tho above mentioned reward. T. A. ODOM Bonnottsville July LO, 1900. 3 Suro And Road J t. <)u our first pago you will find mator Tillman's first speech in is campaign. Poad if carefully id you will bo better nblo to ap oc?ate tho speeches hero on tho th. | Wo koop tho best oranges d lemons all summer W. M. Bown. How's This? We oller One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case ol Catarrh that can not he cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. (JllKNKY & Co-, Toledo, O, We, thc undersigned, have known F J Cheney lor thc last 15 years, and be lieve him perlectly honorable in all bush ness transactions and llnancially able to car;y out any obligations made by his firm. WALD IN KINNAN & MARVIN, \Viioiea..le Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally ?acpng directly upon the blood and mu. 'cous surlaces ol thc system. Testimon ials sent Iree. Price 7f>c, per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hail's Family Fills lor Constipa tion. Iiisurnoe Notice. I wish to notify my patron* ns well as any who desire insurance, that du ring my absence, Mr. T. K McCall ot McCall-Weatherly Co., will carefully attend to my insuranco business. Deeply appreciating as I do tho kindness ami as in both, tho impor tance of watching alter the intorcst of thos? who confine their insuranco to UP, they may rest assured their wei? faro will be carefully guarded and their business promptly attended to J* W. ?SMITH, Agt. June 30, 1900 SAY, LOOK HERE ! Did you know tho Bennetts* ville Mercantile Co., was selling Best Patent Flour at $?.00, and Second Patent at $4.HO ? Well, they are, and now is your time to get some while its down. |3gr? Fivo oars ol' Timothy Hay To be sohl right. Bennettsville Mercantile Co. Prepared for tito Work. Mr. S. J. Pearson, the Jowolor, haB now ono of the latest improvements for engraving your name or initials on any article of gold or silver or plato in tho most up*to date manner. The samples of work already dono by him aro just line, ('all and see him. ANNOUNCEMENT. With confidence il) that our friend, J, lt SAMPSON, is an unquestionable boliov' cr in all just causes and laws of our Stato and county, wc hereby announce him as II candidate for tho HoilSO of Representa tives-subject lo tho action ol* the Demo eratic primary. July 12, 1906' His FRIENDS. Welch Nock High School. We take pleasure in calling at tention to tho advertisement of this popular school of the Poe Dee sec tion. Write lt? W. Durrett, Hurts ville for catalogue. Flowers 1 Flowers ! Mrs. Jno S. Moore has a line lot of (geraniums, Begonias Ferns, P-Ums and other plants. imi C. o ' Ult,:;} ?,f)0 ??? ' tio/ibtl; tr i> /--*> c_j cl . S K O r-i CB *9 I 3 * I B IO R O O h? ^ IIIf.g s og " r" w - O s . s a S:1 m 33 S! ?2 G H Z g. S 5 i-? ? H F r n 2 o P. ri. s M P - ? ? , . V> ir P * C C Hill F1 M S ?s og e- : (?2 W o o ~ fi* ? i CO ^ s ie H I i. 'rj 5 y r ' -? s n 6' i: " O , ? 8. i S ffi ?3' ^ &1 sr ' O ^ ' ( ) Citation For Letters of Administration ?TAT10 OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Marlboro - Ry Milton McLauriu, Judgo of Prohato. ?fXTiiKiiKAM, M i n II i c Q nick hath made suit lo ino to gram unto her bolters of Administration of tho Instate il'and F. flee ts of Preston Quick, dec'd; Those are therefore to cite and adinon ?di ail and singular thc kindred and Crcd tors of tho said Preston Quick de* ?eased, llltlt they be and appear boforo nc, in thc Couil of Probate to bc held at Jonncttsville, S. C., on tho 20th day of Inly, aller publication thoroof, at ll /clock lu tin; forenoon, to show causo, il my they have, why tho said Adiuinis" ration should not bo granted. (?iven umbu' my hand, the Viii day ol Uily, Anno Domini, 1900. MILTON MCLAURIN, July I2i 19(H). Ji|dgo of Probate 70S COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 1906 CIIfUvLEoT0N, S. 0. 121st Year begins September 2.s jottorH, Soionoo, Ungineoring, Ono noll ob nrnhip, giving free, tuition, to ?adi county of South Oirolhm. Tuition ^.jo. Hoard and furnishod room in Dormitory $ ri a month, All oandidntOH for admission aro pormittcd lo oom po to ror vue?nt hoyoo scholarship!] which pay ^IDO a year. Por catalogan, add rosi HARRISON RANDOLPH, July ta, 'ott, provident EGGS FOR SALE. HLVF.lt LAOBD WYANDOTTE, Egg? ) all tho your. Prl/.o liirdj, For sotting ?5 ?ioiH $> so. NVHITK SING LU OOM H Ll$GIlOUN?i, (gs 81.00 for setting of 15. HUBERT MORRIS, Bennottevlllo, S. (!. "Vj" ANNOUNCEMENTS. Tor The Senate. Tho uiaDy friouda of Col. lt M ? Pei li of Smithville ar.uounoo him a cami;.; tte Tor tho Sonato-suhjeot to tho ruloi or 1 he Domooratio primary. Juno 27, IMO, 1 hereby announce my Candidacy n tho Senate from Marlboro coy ty-sui ? to action of Domooratio primary. July 6, 11)00 1*. A. lloouMj House of Repr?sent?t- s. Tho manyi'friends of Mr. 1 Mooto limn i na te him a candidato for ll of lioprosontativos, subject to tho Uul . govoruing>tho Domooratio prin Juyl 7, 06. MANY POR COUNTY SUPERV1 SOU, I horoby imnounoo mysolf r mu i: lb for tho offico of County Sui 'visor of| Marlboro-subjoot to tho rulos . tho Domooratio primary. July 2, 1906 P, MANI , h 1 hereby nnnouuco my oan.li ' 11 . foi reelection as Supervisor of Marlu >ry couu ty-subject to tho Dctnoorntio ? rituaty. Juuo 30, 1906. M. E. C.- AT I hereby announce mysolf a ind for tho office of Supervisor of >;<?.. 11 1 county-subject to tho rulos|,OVC tho Democratic primary. Ifl|ui t obi Confederate soldier, and as ??0i ? gift ol'tho people, I respcctfull; thoy honor mo this timo, nod sci il not give thom tho service coode .. July 3, 1906, A, J. Qiocv. v.l. HIM ? For County Treasurer I hereby announce myself a for thu nflieo of Treasurer of M county, subject lo the rules gove Democratic primary. Juno lid, PJOO. N. H. K Thanking the pooplo of Mo ' thc liberal support givon mo in I hereby announce myself a can re-election as County Treasurer Juue 18, 1900. J. II. T ld For Superintendent of Fdu< 1 hereby announce myself a < . lor the office of Superintendci cation ot Marlboro county-; thc rules of thc Democratic pri u . . ARTHUR L. EASRI May 23, 1906, K l: I ho oby announce mysolf a for re-election as Suporintondot cation of Marlboro county, aub. Democratic primary. W. L. STA Juno 5. 1900. For County Auditor. I hereby announce mysolf a lor rc election to the ollice of i Marlboro County-supject to th thc Democratic Fri mary. ltospcotfu Juuc 2, 1900. C. 1- Sm i 1 hereby announce mysolf a for the office of County Auditor boro county-subject to tho rule ing the Democratic primary. J. P. CAM i Juno 28th, 1906. \ HAPPY VISION., Ho Sens best who Sees tl sequences. DON'T PUT IT OFF Come at Once and Have Your Eyes for you. FUEE EXAMINATIO: Bv SAM J. PilARS beading Jeweler and O FINE COTTON FA FOR SALE IN CHESTERFIELD COU ITIII 10 Pee Deo Realty Corn irai a limited number ol' J'inc Farms for sale ('lay lands that luce One Hale Cotton por nero i'll IUD PRICE ol' Marlboro la Write this linn ind have tho; i linc Cotton Karin for you. The Pee Dee Realty Corp .June 27, 1900, Churaw SAY "RED ROI SAY IT PLAIh "OR Home Drinking "Run stands out among all ot hoi s ...i exceptionally pure hi rtiele. it in so valuable as a I igest ion, that many loading innis order it in barrels at a t ho uso of their convalescents ients. It is also a splended ri gent in kidney disorders an roubles. I bottle various dri Red Rock (linger Ale" as th f all drinks. ?opnetlBvillo Bottling ^V .1 C. HumiAui), V .June 12, 1900 " '' - . i II mummln-nMi? - GETS "HE DAILY REC OF COLUMBIA, S, C or Ton Wooka ; Which Coy Campaign. In Tho Record will ho font! ports of the campaign m cet i ll J. WILSON GIBB voterau at such work. II it tached to tho reports is a gu their fnimosa and accuracy. For nine years The Record mated the dispensary, EJdit daily ?e-fu forth tho roasons \ ?peiisary .should bo retained, end of tho dispensary who w op posted with argumenta 0 opposition should read Tho The Record ten weeks for 5( solutuly in iplviumo. The Reeorc\ COLUMBIA, 8. C. DON' T Tinker with your watch and incidentally dont lot it bo tinkerod with. If it stops dont try to fbrco ii to run. It probably neods clean ing. Wo only do strictly High Class Fino Watch Ropairing. yot our ohargos aro as reasonable as ir^od work can bo dono for nov w bero. SAM J PKARSON Loading JKWBLKU AND OPTICIAN. Pot bloating, botching, sour utomach, bad 1 util nialaesinnlation of food, aud all ry uptons of indigestion, Ring's Dyspopaia Tableta aro a prompt and cffiolont corroo tiVO. Sold by Marlboro Drug Oo. - .? 89*Kioghftms Roaliublo Hums, I r eakfast Bacon, Bool Hums, 13oef| V. ngue, always nico and frosh at W. M. Howe's. - Grape Nuts at W. M. Howe's. >?ot tho wealth of J. PIERPONT! >RUAN or of JOHN D. ROCKE? i' r.LLElt, hut Boveral large fortunes n:<-zo bcou spoilt in bringing to point n( pexfectiou anti developing tho] produotknown ns "BR0M0NIA-" ho p.C8ont company, after a long j nud tedious litigation, havo acquired nil right and title to tho trade mark J ?IO MON IA," assets, g ,od will ?fee. i a comparatively short timo Bro da will bo known evory whero, oven ? -> ino remotest parts of tho civilised . ld. ho proof of tho pudding is in thc ig. Tho mero statement that mionia" is such tremendous elli? and so honcficial that it should i the homo of citizens in the civi is not enough nowadays to con e the soeptical public, deluded as is hoon in the past hy the myriads il akers and heartless charlatans, have taken tho public's money in lange for dangerous, insidious ! ..no habit forming drugs. The invalid ? aeso enlightened days want some once of sincerity on the part of j . owner of a proprietary remedy be- j i investing money. Vo propose to sec that every civiii human adult who desires to try remedy at our expense can do so bout one con* of c wt. We are cap i Million of dollars, mo ' thought necessary .it our plans. fi zing carefully : nsumption or some onus of blood pois irc you. Wo don't u, You need the nt of skill ed spe* - u aro run down in you havo dyspepsia ling spel s. a victim nisness, kidney or loh cold easily, if| that condition that in easy prey to tho I pneumonia, 1 agrippe I fini > i.!....?.. i-.A :..nuiC? , ii .mi .oe ?reo willi e i 1 LUI boftthicho, loyi ii unv.n.iw fi?uj) ii ? im ir -l vital. _ "j nie use Ot BKOMO N1 A.. KOMONIA" is to tho human sys what the scrubbing brush and ire to the dirty wash bowl. It iain re to resume normal action, reases the strength, the fighting ; of tho phagocytes of tho blom!; motes lite healthy How of tho ry and castrio secretions. Ii ito in nell is in good condition you well. The Chinese are a wise ? 0. They accost each other with ; /is your stomach ?" i don't ask you to in vost a cont you have tried "Bronionia" at xpense. A single bottle often works wonders. Cut out the on at the bottom of this. rite name and address phi in ly, careful to address BR0M0NI? CO., NEW YORK, "'KKK HHOMOXIA COU POX. hereby declare thal 1 havi . before had a free bottle o? monia." Kindly .send nu; om >ul any cost to ino whatever. address oarest ) gist is ) 25 and 50 its. ' DOUGLAS, Exclusive Wholesale ? ?nt for Bennottsvillo and vicinity >?*? Dealers not residing in )ttsvillo who desire ail agency lease apply to (he Mr UUA Y ? Co., Columbia. ? 9, 1900. o. Kggs from pure bred Sin ?2 gie Comb Brown Log s, Buff 1'. Rocks or Hai red oks eau be bad af the Dem ofUco. RESSED LUM ii lilt, ve Wood and Ice, take pleasure in informing tho ublio that we are now prepared sss Lumber, lill orders for good, tovo wood, supply loo in any ity, at tho Hourn.linville planing Dear tho ('oast Lino yard. : mo Kit) and your orders will be >tly delivered to you, J. J. MUNNERLYN, ril 20, moo. you want a drink thal pleases try a bottlo of Hire's Root . at E. Powers ??fe? That there is a Next Door to Excelsior Hardware A. SUSSMAN. BENNETTSVILLE, H. (I, July 2, 100?. .Fust Received 300 BARRELS OF THE FUST F w II ILE IT LASTS WE WILL SELL The Finest! Patent at $5.00, and the Second Patent at $4.50 L'Mlt BAR lt EL. ISTloe 3QjiO"t of Ha,xiis Home Made and Kinghans Reliable. HAMILTON & BROWN SHOES, Tl LE "AMERICAN LADY" THE FINEST. ?irs>T" Call and (jct our pri?es before buying. fifcy* Prompt Attention givon to Phone Orders. King up 48. BENNETTSVILLE MERCANTILE CO. di1 NE 28, 1906. HORSES and MEES. H. B. FULLER, Successor lo FULLER BROS., is now in thc West RU YI Nd STOCK lor his STABLES IN BENNETTSVILLE, and the new invoice of Horses and Mules will arrive in Benncttsvillo APRIL 2 Uh. A ETER Tins DATE I will keep my STABLES well filled with a select lot of Mice Horses and Mules During tho entire summer. Give mo a call before buying elsewhere. / WILL MELL ON SHORT PROFITS-QUICK SALES. Large supply of Buggies, Wagons and Harness ON HAND AT ALL TIMES. Min U rUL LE? W. IL MOORF STABLES' When in Want ot Teams for the Railroad, - or a - Trip to the Country. Always Heady to serve Calls for Teams. Phone 93. p Asher def t's Condition Powders Makes poor horses and mules fat without bloating. It docs this by first thoroughly cleansing the system oi 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 arc packed in doses, without "filler," and ?rood for horses and mules only. It is a most powerful tonic and appetizer, being the formulas of a practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's experience. It is easily thc foremost remedy in its class on tho American market to-day. Price L'S cents package. SMITH NEWTON, Bonnettsvillo, S. C. MCCOLL DRUG CO., Mccoll S. C.; & to ?4 Our New Line TlllO DIRECT WAV iTNrorE?'X'ZEi:, s o ITT io:. JS?J^&KS?. . WEST. BENNETTSVILLE & CHER AW Ii. E. -AND S .MC ? /# Ii 0P A M I? AIR LINE RAILWAY. licavo Bonnottsville *7.05 a. m., 7.00 p. m. Arrive Choraw H. 10 p. IU. DAILY RXOEPT SUNDAY. * Direct connections at. Choraw with through trains to % tho North, Bast, South and Wost. y, _._ _ . -.- rA-n Tho short lino nod quiokost timo io Wilmington, Chorlotte, Atlante, ^ lUloigh, Richmond, Washington. Rainmore, Philadelphia, ftow York, Boston, R?llalo, Pittsburg and all points Norlh and K?st. Tho ehort lino and quickest dino to Columbia, Savannah, Jaoksonvillo, Tain,ia. Montgomery, Now Oilcans and all points South and West. Vox further information call on J. T. MEDLIN, agent Rcnnottsvillo & Obere? R- lt.. Bonnottsvillo.S. t?., <>r address W. h. BURROUGHS T. P A., SKAUOAHU AIR LINK RV., Columbia, H. 0. OHAHLt?? P. ST IO WART, A. 0. P. A., S.A L, Ky, Savannah, Ga 3 NEW TIN S HO F I havo opon<d up ar) up to.dat? 'j I I Shop hi tho rear of VY L lV??ir>'oi .Jewelry 8tore, whore I am now jp v pared to DO ALL KINDS TIN ROOFINO GUTTERING ami SLATING ou ?h?"t notice. Protect your howes by usjng Gutters, etc. All uew work ?nativ . teed, i ou will lind my work done in the beet style Give me a Ti lah Old Cook Stoves Kepairod. YOURS 'io SHU vu G. Ii. DIXON. April 6, 1900. C. D. MILES, PROFESSIONAL Nil USE. Lumberton, JV. C. Among mi mn roi m o anon, principally of Typhoid Fovor, he line novor lost ono nor evon bad a relapsa to occur. Maroh 30, 1906. JG. C. MORRISON, ?KAI.F.It IN - Electrical and Plumbing Supplios. Electric Lampe a Specialty. Manager City JV I ec tr ic Want. Phono 114. Dounottavlllo, S. O 8<5y" Roport al! tronb'o with tho linen os [ struct lights to tho nbovo. MEYSHOIO^TAK i ?top? ttkw ot'wtfh and beela lung? FOR SALE! Parties in want of lirst class Lumber can get it from A. J. J0NB8, Oct 18. Blenheim, H. F. D. 1. BENNETTSVILLE Marble Works. Orders for MONUMENTS or TOIVCBSTONE promptly filled Call on mc, at my placo of business near thc Atlantic Coast Linc and tho Son> board Air bino Pansentrer Depots, or write mc. Designs and Prices furnish8 cd on application. Phone No. 95. J. W. MoELWJCK. January 25, 1900. tf% \ m Wt m Mi ll Flue Watch ltepuiviiig IS ONE OF OUR SPECIALTIES. - Weak Fjyes Made St^oiij;, By Haying UH to Fit your Eyes up with a with u pair of Puro Grystalino Louses. Wo guarantee to milt ycu or refund your mot ey-that's our plan. Prices nro tho Lowest oohBisteut with lirfit-olnRH work. SAM J. 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