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?. a. lillOWN - - - Editor Friday August 24, 1906. gil?iUJJJ1 ?BgMffP??'.' " . ' 1 J. M AHub-rrlptlon PrlOtl One year.$1.00 Six months.60 Three months.25 Attention Camp Hencgan ho.766,U.C.Y. There will bo a meeting of Cutup Henegan No 766 uuited confede rate votorans in tho Court House on Monday tho 3d of September 11)06, at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of unvoting a county board of pension*. By order of J. B. Greon. <J D. Eas tori i ug Commander. Adjutant. August 'l8th 1906. PEN ANDSCISSORCHIAPHS We cant do without Tillman in tho Senate. The Newsit Courier and State noth working for High incense in .opposition to tho Dispongary will ;get it in tho uock noxt Tuesdaj'. Those who would show their grnditudo for pant services ot" a faithful oilicial will voto for Leroy Youmans for Attornoy Qonoral JNext Tuesday. -^drflikarolina's first bale ol Witton was sold by Preston Rat? liff at Morvan on tho 16th for 13 cents. THE COUNTY CAMPAIGN. 'Tho county campaign closes to Viay at Bonnottsvillo. Tho candi .dates all express themselves as iboing pleasoil with the canvass. ."Next Tuesday tho voters will ox fnress themselves and then wo can .tell who made thc most friends in ttho primary of 1906, end who will ho honored with tho offices. Doos It Pay To Pull Fodder? Agood many up-to-date farmers n w a days doubt whether pulling 1er pays. Labor hoing high scarce, this forago costs to " >. and house much moro ?rmerly and it is certain that ta King oil' the fodder somewhat .decreases the- yield of tho grain iSomo experiments have seemed to provo that tho loss in corn, whore fodder is pulled, is more than enough to counter balance tho value ol" the fodder. What .say tho (armors of Adamsvale, lied Bluff, Hobron and Ked Hill to thia proposition? A few yoars ago, tho Shredders wore introduced to moot this trou Vblo, but wo hoar very little about them new rested at Hartsvillo last Friday on is charge ot Bigamy. Tho warrant, ?li?ges that Mathews married a young lady in North Carolina April 1905, and on August 8, 1906 ho was married to Mis? McLeniorc sit McColl. Ho is now iu Marlboro |ail and wiil bo triod nt the Octo ber torin of Court. How's This? We oller ()nc Hundred Dollars tte? ?ward for any case ol Catarrh that can? .not bc cured by Hall's Catarrh (hire. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o. We, the undersigned, have known F .7 Cheney lor tbe last ift years, and be lieve him pertectly honorable in all busi ness transactions and financially able to .carry out any obligations made by his tfi rm. WAI.IMN KINN AN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally ac pug directly upon thc blood and mu cous surfaces ol the system. Testimon i?is sent Irec. Price 7.'>c, per bottle. Hold t?V all druggists, Take Kail's Family Pills lor Constipa tion. TOO FORMAL. The disgust of a layman with legal phraseology wan shown in tin; will ol' Klphomo Youngs hero yes terday, says thc Now York ^Times. Mr. Youngs was ti dignified well" to-do gentleman, best known for thirty years ns a deacon in one ol' thc largest Congregational chu robes in Washington. Ho wrote his will himself, evidently starting out to ?copy from some book form, which ?et ibo example in this vise: ?"Being By the (?nice of God in SOtliid mind anti body, and mindful of tho uncertainty of human life," ?etc. Then suddenly on thc written page (here appears a W'.ld dash of ink and thc followings "Hats! This is loo formal. Ail there is to il is this--al my dcatli I want my over faithful and devo ted wife, Amelia Loretta L. Youngs to have, and control everything 1 jpOssess." -.* ??? ? - - - LUCKIEST MAN IN ARKANSAS. '''Till (ho luckiest mm in Arkansas,'' write-* 15. // Stanley of I b ono, ''nineo tho resterai ?6>s of Illy wife's health after five yo irs ol* eont?inrous coughing and blood ing from Ibo luutfv ami I owe my g.)od ifbitinw. tO the Wodli'? Ifroa'tOSl me heine, ?Dr. King's Now Discovery tot oonsnuijp *ion, which J know (Vom oxperieooe will curo uonsu?lptiod if taken in time. f?/y wife improved willi fi rsl bottle and lwoll'0 bottles com ploted ike euro-" Cures (ha worst oeughsund collin or sm noy rofeuded .?nt J. T, D Hildas' drug store. S0o and $1 IIMal bottle free,. /A Now Furniture Storo, ?Special attontiou j? asked to the ?nflvortisotu?ntnf tho new Furni ture $ (Ore recant ly oponed by Mr. .A. Sussiuan. Stock up-to-date ?and pnces righi. Next door to ?xcolsior liiardwu.ro. NO TICK! To tho Presidents of the Democratic Clubs of Marlboro County: The following candidates having hied their pledges aad paid their BBsessinonts (ixed hy the Democratic Executive Committeo, will be voted for tho ofiicos nnmod, under tho rules governing Primary Elections. Tho drat primary to ho held Tuesday August 28th, and tho second if ne? cos8ary, on Tuesday September 11th: For State Senator. ll. M. Pogues. J. F. McLaurin, P. A. Hodges, T. I Rogore, House oj' Representatives. D. D. MoColI, Jr , J ?. Campholl, J. ,1. Lune, J. E. Willie. .J. li. Sampson, J. P Gibson, O P. Townsend, TT. K. Covington, E. L. Swelt, Judge of Probate. Milton MoLaurln. County Supervisor. M. E. Coward, E. D. Graham, F. Manning, Jr. A. J. Quick. J) AV. Pato, Superintendent of Education. W. Li Stanton. Arthur L. Eastcrling, County Treasurer. N. H. Rogers, J. H. Thomas. County Auditor. Chas T Sherrill. J. P. Campbell, J. N DRAKE, Aug. 13, 1900. County Chairman. TUL COUNTY PRIMARY, The county campaign schodulos have hoon arranged us follows, und oaoh moot ing to begin at !'? o'clock : Blenheim, Tuesday Aug, 14, Brifttow's Storo Wednesday 15. Olio, Thursday i<?, Tatum, Friday 17. MoOoll, Tuesday Aug 21. Boykin, Wodnosday 22, Orant'H Mill Thursday 2 5. BonnottRvillo, Friday 24. MANACKUR OK Bl.BCTION : Atlamsville- W, A. Moore, T. A Huokabco, P. H Newton. Bonnettsvillo-A. L Miller, (J. W. (loarsey, .Ino. A. Drake, Brightsvillo--lt. J. Patterson Jr, 10 W Liles, A. II. Odom, Jr. Brownsville.IO J. liruce, J. It. O' Natlo, Light Townsend. Clio -Levi I voy, M. J. Covington, A. C. MoRao, Hebron-H. P. McQuaig, John llnmci J. F. McKinnou. Kol look-Ja tn OH Quick, James ?Mo Ai linn , Chas 1 rby. M?Coll-H. 10. Willis, ll F McLaurin Wellington MoOoll, r\f ; 11 V?llnirn o I???s M ... '% C1 " ? ? I'auen tl amer. Tho managers aro oleotod to liotd tho first and second elcotion, if tho second bo ncoeasary. Th? mana^orn uro rcquoetod to oond ono of thoir members for tho boxes on Monday boforo tho e'.ootion. Tho managers will be paid Fivo Dollars for coming aftor tho boxos, holding the election und returning tho boxes.. No extra expenses will bo allowed. -J N. DRAKE, County Chairman. A. C. Groen, .Secretary FRIGHTFULLY BURNKD, Olia?. W. Mooro, a maohinint of Ford City, Pa',bad his hand frightfully burned in DU uloatrical furuuoo. Ha appliod IbioUon's Arnica Sdvc with thc usual result : "a quick and porfoct cure." Tho irroatest healer on oarth for burna, sores, wounds, cc/.oma and pilon. 25c ut J. T. Douglas' drug .-tore. Tho "Counting ot* tho Votes" is the Thing, Durham Herald. Ol' couran Mr. Bryan will bo ?to?ted if ho ?H nominated. The Democrats arc nevor whippod ?until after tho voten aru counted. Type Writing Done to Order. Pupors and M tuuseripts copied. 'I'oachord' Testimonials a specialty. Charges reasonable. Orders solicited MAT rm OOWNUTON, August 1900. M0C01.1,, S.O. Insure Your bins and Cotton /*^AbL ON or write the undersigned and have your Otan ont) baled cotton 1 nimrod for any length of linc! desired at cheaper ralos than yon can got from any other ?omnany. No ward) ?uso require* manta. Wo assessments, nor red lapo Conditions, Slraitfhb sfrotlff safe Ii). suranco. T. W R0H17OOS, Aug. 22; Ruby, M. C. o V --.? NOTICE. Opening of Hooks of Subscription. NOTICE is horeby given that pursuant tr ft oommiaslon issued by tho Soorotarj of Statt! lo tim ur.dorwigncd corporators, I'M1" of Kubuoriptiou to tho capital stock of tho ENTERPRISE HARDWARE COM. I'ANV, will bo oponed at tho storo of W, M H')wo, in Bonnottsviila, M. 0 , ou tho 25th day uf August, i9o(>, at 11 o'olouw.. Iv. M. KO IVE, J. .1 ADAMS, S. K BREEDEN, \V. ii. OROSLAND, Aiigust 21, 1906 Bd of Corporators Von will linc n.|) varilles of Turnip Seed ai tyo?H^?yjt?villO pharmacy. - ? ??. ? rn?: YfcUOW PBVTJR UBRM has recently boon disonverod. It boars 11 ?clu.se ro-tomblnnoo to the malaria gern). I Tc free thc sytom from disease, germs the I moat (?fi oct i va rohiody is Or- Kind's Now Life Pill-. Ouarantood to cure dneascH i duo to malaria poison and constipation, I-25? at J. T. Douglas' drug st?re,. ANNOUNCEMENTS. V For The Senate. I am a candidate for tho Stato Senate in tho approaching primary Klcotion. I will abido hy tho rosult ot' said Kloctiou, bo govorucd hy tho rulos and regulations o? (ito Roinooradd party, and support tito nominees thoroof. July 10, 0(1. T. 1. Roamin. Tho many friends ol'Col. R. M. PORUOS ol' Smithville aunourjoo him a candidato for tho Senate-suhjeot to tho rulos of tho Dcmooratio prim M y. Juno i!7, 1000, f horoby announce my oandidnoy for ?lio S?palo from Marlboro county-subjoot to notion of Democratic primary. Jnly 5, I OOO 1?. A. IJODUES. House of Representatives. i horoby announco ui.V6oll a candidato for tho House of Ronrcsontaiives from Marlboro County, subj ?ot t> ibo rulos of the Dcmooratio primary. Aug. ?>, 1906. J. C. Campboll. Tho many friends ol' lion C. P. Town sond horoby nominate him as aoandidalc . lor tho House of Representativos from Marlboro county, subject to thc rulos of tho Democratic primary. I am a candidato tor tho House of Representatives-subjoot to tho action of tiio D?mocratie Primary. D. 1). MoCoi.i,, Jr. July 23? 190H With oonfidoncc in that our friend, J. lt SAMPSON, is an unquestionable bollov or in all just causns and laws of our Stato and county, wc hereby announco bim as a candidate for tho Ilouso of Representa-. I i vos-subjoot to tho action of thc Demo cratic primary. .July 12, 1000- IDs Fm KN ns. A A ?AAAAAAAAM AA AA UA?AU?.?Ai FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR. I hereby announce myself a candidate for tire ollico of Supervisor of Marlboro county, suhjeot to thc rules of tho Domo oratio primary. K. D, GttillAM. .Inly L'C, 1900. I horoby announce m y sol f a candidato for tho ollioc of County Supervisor of Marlboro-suhjeot to llio rulos governing the Democratic primary. July 2, 1906 F. MANNING, Jr. 1 hereby announco my candidacy for rooloction as Supervisor of Marlboro enmi ty-subjoot to tho Democratic primary. Juno 30, 1906. M. K. CowAui), I horoby announce myself a candidate for the ollico of Supervisor of Marlboro county--subject to tho rulos governing the Democratic primary. 1 am an old Confederate soldier, and as thisofliec is a gift of tho people, I respectfully ask that they honor mo (bis time, and see if I can not R?VC them thc service needed. July 3, 1906. A. J.*QUICK, For County Treasurer. I hereby announce myself a candidate for tho ollico ol' Treasurer of Mailboro county, object to the rulos governing the Democratic primary. Juno'JU, I'.iOo. N. Ii. ROOERH. Thanking thc people of Marlboro for thc liberal support given mo in the past, i hereby anno.1 .......pic., ??ni;.'cf- <.,.. f'.'T M' ? .1 Minutent o! Hvl .-..x.' 1 I .'. ?lu itcu'i (thee i?yioh' u va' aili .v.. HIL inn?e ot Superintendent ot l'.du cation ot Marlboro county-subject to the rules ol the Democratic primary, ARTH UK L. EASRERMNG. May 23, 1906. 1 ho oby announco myself a candidate for re-election as Superintendent of Edu cation of Marlboro oounty, suhjeot to thc Democratic primary. W. Jj. STANTON. Juno 5, 1906. i'or County Auditor, I hereby announce tnysolf a oandidato for ro olootion to tlie offico of Auditor of Marlboro County-supjooc to the rules of the Democratic Primary. Respectfully, Juno 2, 19'Wi. C. I? SiiKitaKi.t.. J hereby announco tnysolf a candidate for the ellice of County Auditor for Marl boro oounty-subjoot to the rules govern ing tho Dcmooratio primary. J. I*. CAM IT. KI t.. ?hmo 2S1 li, 1906. Two Doo yotiug "Jforuy Gown," with youug ml veg. P/ithor ooo will supply a Huuill fancily with an abuudanoo of milk and huttor. Apply at thia ofljoo. Como and See. Ono Milk Cow-$30 will gel hor. Cane Mill and Evaporator at a bargain July 2$. R. C. COX 10, WARNIE Cf NOTICE. ? horohy warn any and all poraotis from hiring or harboring my daughter Huflannah Willimi'H, a minor, who baa loft her homo without causa o. uonsont I will projoouto all porsona violating th ii notion. Aug. 13,06, WESTON Wu.MAUI. ADVICE T? "RETHEN iii RoiiM-, <XQ as Roman T Buying JKW KI.KY, Do as ot OK Us. WHY? There's a Keasc can pick out tho Style and Kii any delay. ELGIN and WA TI CAM various other makes to snit you i We can supply you With <>olc Cases. WatchesI, $3, ?i\ and see them. All guaranteed to be i be without the time of day- kee We are t of ht :iut.il ted Cor "\ ??Lt^ ^^mmJ Patterns. ProttioBt Patterns. i?\ tho bftt?t? M? YOU ARE WELO?M ? to Corne an Our Prices ure thc jjowef?l consistent You will surely Find somethinf Among tho moat popu) . . .To Bracelets, Fob Chams, and a well <ma< of Ladies Hair Com! 1 . els, Etc, tis in ail varieties a?tl coi .... 'Jenn Jewelry that you pi|rcha io of U<J free 0 You should also s tsit OUT Ol TIMI PARLOR ami have ?O?it B? Thoroughly Examined "i >n may ne? Glaesos. Ifsowehav them, and v,ou! ><>0000<VOOOOOOOOO< I ?OOOOOOO?OC?OOOC . Thanking you for p \ nd so shall always claim our cure Lot Tl.' IjCi?lih. ; August 16, 1906 Soaboa d Iutorchan o Bettor Than tl The Seaboard A" bim nU>r ohangeable mileage v on sale, will after Jul) l?th o bo good over tho Oo ?. gin, Georgia Southe: ami > '! ?? ida,Norfolk and Sou Uin tic and North Oar< g in ia and Carolina ( , live new additions, . - tal ol' twenty-eight tn 1 veprcsontnting no.. J milos. You clo not have t<. doh j purohase, but Seabpi td i . luuc way. For further information W. h. BUltUOU Co' t?ibtf A II IO Alii NO <;t Tlio Kev. J C Warrcr of ron Baptist churcli, Boin ( ! m rOlootrie Hitter*, "It's al kind. 11 cured nie of I joints and completo phj wa* so wonk it took mo walk a milo. Two hettie tors have made me so str walkod 3 miles in 60 min walking three more, mau ol' mo " Groatost r . ness and all Stomaoh. h complaints, Sold undo > .u .?? nt J. T. Douglas's Drug Store, Humane Sooiety N( Of tho ninny thin our town and count) is a Society foi' the . cruelty to dumb unit good could be done - f tho poor dumb brute ing ill treated on There is law again.'; > one to inform. (Jhristianity and it; < 'heistianily i> i ho ; most civilized ?md tin si vo nations o?' i ho v lbrms of civilization ; rested or have come ti wonderful dovelopiuc ledge, art, power, ii gross in ancicnl ICg) I titled away. Ho it was with the i Greeco and of Homo, < Assyria, Phoenicia that of China luis boo) ted and bas remained moid until to-day, tba' tor it long period o growth on tor ed upon dilapidation ?md doti modanism no longer progross. li's carly 1 out ol' it; Buddhism lt: ' from iurthor adv?npin| in a position ol' apnth) ti;ni civilization is stil and is making its jin II Hence felt in nearly i of tho world. Whet anything io nrovept i fate ol' thc others, vo IK> seen, Hut ?tl prcKcnl, wc say that tho Christian Christian civilization OUCH which aro in a pi stunt progress, and o civilizing inlluonoo 0 his teaobings. - -Mays gen -?*?m'~ Mr. W. D. Mooro ) good horses recent) driving this hot weat! poses to stop it hy 1; s do- When in Bonnettsville hera do. They invariably BUY m. Our Stock is large and you id of Wa toll you want without are our Leaders, but we carry n price, style and quality, I, Silver, Gold Filled or Nickel on up to ?BlfiO. Gome in and accurate timekeepers, Don't ip a Watch in your pocket. adding Gifts. mowing an elaborate collection 'ul and exclusive wares most lit Vadding Gifts " JE SILVER In a largo'variety I GUT GLASS in the newest and voltios In Jewelry for tho Summer? id inspect our Stock a*, any time, with tho Bout Quality of Goods, ?in our Stock to Please you. wolry you will fiud Shirt-Waist Sotts, irtod lino of plain and fancy patterns Signot Kings uro ear ried in stock by amber that wo engrave any article of f charge. ld he pleased to tft your.Eyes for you. Our Repair Department Ia tl i ti best in tho Pee Dee sec tion, if you have any article of Jewelry llial you want made over into new Jewelry bring it to us. If youl' watch docs not run and keep time you should let us repair it al once. All of goods ami work art4 guaranteed to be salislaclory rn- money re funded promptly. Hotting a continuant'o of same, which i, 1 am yours, I J. PEARSON, I'r /i r, Ojiticiun iiii'l ICmji'UVet\ li.KN NETT S VJ/JLN, 8. G. Tho Merits ol' Our ?yc (Jlasses - AFFORD YOU - OLEAR VISION, EASY VISION, HAPPY VISION. He Seas best who Sees the con s?quences. DON'T PUT IT OFF Gome at Once and Have Us Fit Your Eyes for you. FREE EXAMINATION Bv . SAM J. PEARSON heading Jowoler mid Optiolau I itp THE DAILY RECORD OF COLUMBIA, S, C For Ten Weeks ; Which Covers the Campaign. In The Record will be found daily reports of the campaign meetings by J. WILSON GIBBES a veteran at such work. His name attached to the reports is n guarantor of their fairness and accuracy. For niuo years Tho Keoord has ad vocated tho dispensary. Editorially, it daily eels forth tho ronsons why th( dispensary should bo retained. Ever) friend of tin; dispensary who wishes tc keep posted with arguments to meei the opposition should rend Tho Record The Record ton wooka for 50 cents, absolutely in advance The Record, Ct ?LUM BIA, S, 0. SAY, LOOK 11ERE ! Did yon know tho Bennetts ville Mercantile Go., was Sellins Host Paten! Flour a! #5.00, and Second Paten! at * I f>0 i Well, they arc and now is your time lt) get some while its down. Prepared for tho Work. j Mr. S. .). Pearson, Ihc Jewolor, liai now one of thc latest improvement! for engraving ymir name or initial) on any article ol' gold or silver ot plate in thc rnosl hp?lo date inannor The .samples of work already done 1>) him ure just tine Pall and ?00 Ililli. Flowers I Flowers J Mrs. JnoS. Moore luis a fin? lot of Geraniums, Begoniai Ferns, P?*.lms and other plants well rooted, that she desires u Sell Gut tings 2i>o per dozen. > from pure bred Sin _ gie Go mb ll row n Leg lionrsT lin IT P. Rooks or liar rod P Rooks can bo had at the Dem ocrat ofiice. DRRSSI?I) LUMBER, Stove Wood and Ice. WE take plea .ni e, in informing lilt publie that we ure now prepared to Dress bamber, lill orders for good tl ry Stove wood, supply Iee in any quantity, at the Bonnettsville planing mill, nour tho Ooast I/uio yard, Phono Hill and your orders will promptly tloliverod to you, J, J. MlJN.VKRI.VN April '2(5, 100(1. |3?T Fivo ears Of Timothy Hay To be sold right. Bennettsvllle Mercantile Co. That there i* a Next Door to Excelsior Hardware BENNCT?SVILLE, H. C , July 2, l'JOd. Just Received 300 BARRELS OF THE FINEST FLOUR. WHILE IT LASTS WK WILL SELL The Finest Patent at $5.00, and the Second Patent at $4.50 PER BARREL. HNTioo Lot of Hams Home Made and Kinghan's Reliable. HAMILTON & BROWN SHOES, TH]<) '-AMERICAN LADY" THE FINEST. Xfc?>" ( ''(ll nuil (jet nut' pVlffOS hcfoYd hwifilUJ, N'M" I Vom pt Attention given to Phone Orders. Ring up 18. BENNETT8Y ?LTJE M EllOANTILE CO. JUNE 28, 10?6. H. B. FULLER, Successor to TOLLER BROS., is now in tho West BUYING STOCK lor Iiis STABLES IN BENNETTS VILLE, and ibo now invoice of Horses and Mules will arrive in Boiincttsvillc APRIL 24th. JS bTER THIS DATE I will keep my STABLES well filled with a select lot of Wice Horses and Mules During thc entire summer. Give me a call before baying elsewhere. I WILL SELL ON SHORT PROFITS-QUICK SALES. Large supply of Buggies, Wagons and Harness ON HAND AT ALL TIMES. RESPECTFULLY .v nv:1 1? iona. M ci gr 11 n i err* iiililliit w. JD. M0OJ??5 S'PliBS When in Want- ol Teams for the Railroad, - or a Trip lo the Country. Always Ready to serve Calls for Teams. Phone 93. SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, S. C. MoCOLL DRUGI CO., MoColl S. C." HAM %.i?nimi'? imam ir i\mu.T*Nr>*Mn*xm*.r.inn:n -?r *iiK.t?caFW.i - wi i >?! m O xx x* TWGSTV Line || P m gg m m m I m ? i 13 -THE DIRECT WA Y BAST. SOUTH WEST. BENNETTSVILLE ? CHER AW R. R. g AND SE.lMiOAItn AIR LIN IC RAILWAY. ?ji'uv? Bonnottsvillo *7.05 a. m., 7.00 p. m. Arrive Choraw 8,10 p. tu. DAILY BXOEPT SUNDAY. * Direct connections ut Choraw with through trains to tho North, East, South and Wost. The short lino und nuiekent timo to Wilmington, Oharlotte, Atlanta, Rnlcigh, Hiohnfond, Washington, Ballimore, L'hiladolphift, Now York, Boston, Buffalo, Pittsburg and all points North und East. The tdiort line und ^nickest limo to Oohnnhin. Havannah, Jaoksonvillo, ,nts South and Wost. gOdt Bunnottsville & . !.. BUUUOUGHS T V A., vito A. A l*\M ii. Ooluvnhin, 3,*(). OIlAitliKS V, STEWART, A. O. P. A., S.A L, Ry, Savannah, OR I FOR Homo drinking ?RID ROCK*' s'ouds out among till other drink? aa an exceptionally nure high clues artiole. It in HO valuable as an aid to digestion, that many leading Sanita riums order it in barrels at a timo, for the use of their convalescente and pa* tients, It is ?Ino a splended rem?diai agent in kidney disorders and liver troubles. I bottle various drink? end "Red Rook Gingoi Ale" as the queen of all drinks. Benneltsville Bottling Works. J C. HUBBARD, Frop'r, Juno 12, 1900 NEW TIN SHOP I have opened up an up to date Tin Shop io tbe roar of W. Ii. Pearson's Jewelry 8tore, -where I am not? pre*? pared to DO ALL KINDS TIN ROOFING} GUTTEHING mid SLATING on ?hort notice. Protect your houses by using Gutters, eto. All new work guaran-, teed. You will find my work done in the best style. Give me a Trial. Old Cook Stoves Repaired. YOURS TO SKRVR C. L. DIXON, April [\ 190G. ncr-?-~-'"^r Th?raar*Tor?nicf!utl l'littiMim ?old lolh?Up?MS tat?! timi of any ?lier moko o f lifclKmt. TM? U ?4 Mount ol O'- 'r ?lyIf, ?< curacy and ?lupllclty. .??count < McCall'* Mnrjnv.Ino?Thequt.nof Ka?M?0J ?ttriauDtcribert ili.u m-y < iNrr I. Mira' Magailn*. ?, Jcara iutycrlplinn (ii tumiljrf . , coil? 00 0**J?(? M raker, ti ooul?. f.vcry m.ivicriDflrgelt * MtC ?atp Free. 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C. 1785 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 1906 0HARLBST3N, S- 0. l'ilst Year Begins September 28 Letters, Soionco, Eugiuooring. Ooo ?ohol. nrship, giving froe tuition, to oaoh county of South Carolina. Tuition $40. Board nnd furnished room in Dormitory $11 a monti. All candidates for admission aro permitted to oompoto for vaoant Hoy?? scholarship* whioh pay $100 a year. For Catalogue, mid rosa HARRISON RANDOLPH, July 12, '06, President. ?MHMMt HMM MM vuiu?ir.i:;.umnnaiiiMa FOU SA?JK ! Ono Tnlbott Karine. 12 horno power Ono E. Van Winkle 66 saw Colton Gin One Bofti Cotton Press. All in running condition For further information apply or writo J. It. Ql'ICK, July ?6, 1906 Osborne, N. C. BENNETTSVILLE Marble "Works. ( Orders for MONUMENTS or TOMBSTONE, promptly fillod Call on ino, at my plnoo of business noar tho Atlantic Coast Lino and tho So*-* board Air Lino Passengor Depots, _ or writo ino. Designs and Priocs furnish? cd eu application. : Phone No. 96. J. \V, M0EI1WKE. 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