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BENNETTSVILbE, S, Cj. Friday Septemk?' . 9, 190& S* A* BROWN - - - Editor ISubgc?lptlon Prices One year, >.$1.00 Six months. .50 Throe months.25 PEN AND 8CI880RGRAPHS Mullins is now tv presidential post office with a salary of $1300. Columbia Female Oollogo is now ovor run with applications. Honry White and Bill Nelson escapod lrom tho Florence chain gang last week. Look out for thora. The Marion Baptist church lias) bought tho house and lot on tho Square belonging to tho ostato ol' tho lato T. C. Moody, and will build a now house of worship. Tho Moody roaidonco will bo remodel led and used aa a parsonage. Marion Star 19th. Tho two oxtroraos mot when Charleston and Cherokee voted almost solidly for Ansel. Chero kee favors prohibition and Char leston will bo satisfied with noth ing short of opon bars. Both pro? less themselves satislicd with Ansel's eleotion. Tho now gov ernor will have u hard timo keep ing thora both pleased.-Manning Times. J. W. Mitcholl, of Loesvillo, tho young white rann who shnt. j and killed his friend, Jamos Trot tor, at tho union depot in Colum bia during fair week of last year, was tried for the crimo in Colum bia last wonk nud acquitted. He was found guilty of carrying an unlawful pistol and fined $100, which was paid. So it is a great er crimo in South Carolina to car ry a pistol than it is to kill n man. -Bamberg Herald. MITTLE'S STORE will bo closed Thursday Sept 20th and Saturday Sept 29th on aocount of holiday. A GOOD INVESTMENT. . - A Work Now Badly Noodod. If a sand-clay road is boiler than a macadam, costing less and being less noisy, less dusty and inure res ilient, and, according to a govern ment export can bc built for from $300 to $500 per milo, why not in terest our city fathers in trying thc experiment on Broad Street from Darlington Street to the B. <fc C. Railroad. This work (hmo Jtroperij v iii ? ??; . .? . i pay 1. v.. '.'..>? i town in tho . i om ; .% , . h rid ol the dust in dry weat lier. It would save dollars to the town and and no little comfort to those who live on this street, then if proved a success Darlington street and McColl street could be done also. Work Day For Tho Orphans. Remember, to-morrow, 29th, is work day for tho Orphans. There are four home? for Or phans in South Carolina and all appeal to von for help. The railroads will carry contribu tions free to any one of these orphanages free. Let your gifts to-morrow be handed to either of the pastors of the four chur ches and. tell them which one of the orphanages you wish your contributions to go and he will cheerfully attend to the matter. Coming Holiness Meeting, Arrangements aro hoing made for tho gathering of tho hosts at Eonnettsvillo Octobor 5th for n twelvo days mooting. Rev. Bud Robinson and Rov. Will Huff will bavo charge of tho mooting, assis ted hy others who may attend. Tho rienda throughout tho county aro invited to come and got t .o benefits of this meeting. Tho Tent will bo conveniently loca ted on tho lot in roar of tho Presbyte rian church and will bo ready for the first service Friday night Oct. i>th. Sold Out His Livery. Mr. W. D. Mooro has sold his livory business to Mr. George flin* flon of Rockingham, N. C. Mr Moore has given tho public good service, and in retiring desire? to return hearty thanks to his pat rons and tho public generally, und asks that tho same liberal patron ago accordod ltira may he given his successor. Mr. Mooro will on gago in other business. SAY, LOOK HEUE ! Did you know the Bennetts ville Mercantile Co., was selling Besl Patent Flour at $f>.0(), and {Second Patent, at #4.f?0 ? Well, tiley are, and now is your ti,nc to get some while its clown. Rest Flour in Town sold chea]? afc W. M. Rowe's 9.A/II W USK the c o rn m o n, cheep VY ll I Tar Rioting, which is always Xinsutislaotory, WI I KN you can gel ai reliable "Rock and GHaS8?( 'oated gooning for le-ts than cont of Shingley. ?Seo ?H or write lor samples^ prices. CLIO N?VJ?LTY CO. MOM 1'i?M. ??luiVk. Ao???s 6/ Inltrvst fr??i thin iW?r rd Marlboro Coi?tnunU]/t Wo seo no reason, Mr. Editor, why tilia section of ino oouuiy ?uuuld not be heard from through tho columns of your papor. Tho following young mon loft us us the past wcok to take up thoir work again in tho classes at Wolford Collego A. Rt. Fiolchor, Jr., John Adams, Fred Adams and Edgar Gibson. Wo follow Uiceo young gentlomou with our good wishes for thoir success and happiness. Tho pupils of the school at PINK GROVE aro woi king with a /.cal to bo commended for tho improvement of their school grounds ; already much of tho grass and woods has boon re moved and tho results of their work aro being soon. On Saturday, Octobor 20, and on Sunday Octobor 21, nt Pino Grovo church, Rov. W. P. M ead ore, P E. of Florence District, will hold tho (?uar-1 ?orly Conference for Bennettsvillo ' Circuit. This will ho Mr. Meadors' first visit to this neighborhood, and it ii hoped that a large congregation will be in nttondanco both days. Mr. and Mrs Eddie Fletcher havo rocoutly welcomed to thoir homo an other little daughter, who has boon named ANNA Lomen. The friends of Mr. and Mrs Marvin Adams will bo pleased to hoar that their homo lias been made happy by tho coming of a sen, who will hear the name of WILLIAM 1*., in honor of his grandfather, now dead. Rev. A T. Dunlap, pastor of Ben* nottavillo circuit, preaohos al Pino (trove on the first and third Sundays al ll o'elock in tho morning. Ho is having a successful year, and i* in fa vor with Iiis peoplo. I Sept 24, U)0G. Con. MARLBORO BAPTIST UNION The Union will meet al Salem Fri day, Saturday and Sunday. [friday morning, Introductory ser mon by C. A. Jones, followed hy or ganization and reports from churches. Saturday 10,30 Devotional exorcises 1 I, Christian Stewardship, L W, Swopo; 11.30- The Sunday school as a character builder, R. L Free man; P2, Tho Church's Mission, G. A. Jones. Sunday ll a. m., Missionary sermon L. W. Swopo. I Tlie ladies will have a special meet ing in connection with the Union on Saturday, Mrs M. E. McLaurin and Miss Carroll will have charge of tin ladies meeting. A full attendance of the ladies in earnestly dosired. Gentlemen of tho Jury. The following woio drawn Wednes day to servo as potit jurors for the regular torin of Court which convenes on the 1 th of October : A. W. Covington, H. H. McLaurin. M T> '?? ? , ti. j. i auorsou, jr Welcome Quick, L. P. StU 1)1)3, G. W. Freeman, E. W. Breeden, W. A. Moore, L, R. Stanton, A. R. Hood, S. 0. Thompson, YV. Il Nolln, J, P. I 'ucstcss, ?Samuel ('exe, O. J. Stanton, Frank A.. Rogers, lt T. Jackson, T. S. Odom, D. C. White, S. F. Pegues, Herbert English, T. It. Vining, W. H. Holt, Peter Stubbs. IN MEMORIAM. OCIE GIBSON. Tim Hiilijoct ol' this skotoh was horn in North Carolina. March lo, J8b\S, and a low years ugo cinue willi her parents to South Carolina, siuco which time HIIO has lived nour Bennet tsvillo. hist Sept cmber she was happily married to Joshua Ti <?il>*un with whom she lived for a few days less than a year when, alter u !.li vering illness of more than two months, filio quietly fill asleep in death. Sho was a Christian, a member ol'a Presbyterian church in North Carolina, and through hor long illness soo hore np with true Christian Spirit. Though aware that tho end was noar nh o scorn ed to have no fear of death, her maiu concern being for hor devoted husband to whom sho had boon a most faithful and devoted wife. She knew the blow would fall heavily un him. Tl." samo calm Christian spirit that had charaotorisCd her daily lifo was exhibited to tho last. And those wdio knew hor best sneak in highest terms of. r Chris tian life. She died early in lifo, hut not bolero she had made for her self a good name to bo cherished by thpso who moui n hov death. "Sho is noi dea l, hui Sloop , sud in the resurrection morn, wi Wako in bright and heavenly glory; '! lie doooasod leaves behind lo mourn hoi hiss both ho. parents who feel most keenly (his lust loss from tho family cir ilo. Besides there are brothers and se ers and friends who shara this bordon d'grief, lim heaviest ol' all the blow alls Ol) her devoted husband who, with ondoroat and most faithful euro, nursed mr through her long illness. To one ind al! wc extend our sincero Christian sympathy, and commend them to Him ,vho said, "My grace is BU lucio nt for lido." A Friend, I hear tho "Enterprise0 ls ?sell i/;- barguilla now in Household urnisliings. i ?OWN hjMi??b? 2Vt? Happy vann?h o/ Muriooi'o Ml'. Editor-v?his morning rath or .unexpectedly in going out to thu Academy io got my iu.'vii, which comos by Kural Ito uto from Olio, Iliad tho pleasure ofseoiug Mies Wade bade with hor music olass. She is looking fine, hut told mo BIIO had boon sulfuring from all'liction just a low day? bo foro leaving hor homo in Virginia. I also on Monday had tho pleasure ol mooting Miss Joan Carno ron. How wo Hebron people do appre ciate tho return ot' theao two kind ladies*to talco charge of tho Acad emy another term. Wo fool raised in our feelings to know that our graud children havo tho grand npportunity of be ing taught by euch worthy young ladies. Wo hope their stay among us may bo pleasant mid that they may bo kept in good health while so far from thoir homo. 1 also had tho pleasure of moot ing Mr. lloburt Atkins of your town for a few motnonts-that no? bio triond to those having ginner ies to repair. Hois now placing now gins for Mr. J. 0, Hamel*. Mossie McKlweo and Beard of tho Bonnottsvillo Mnrble Works were also hore to day doing som o fino work in the Hebron comotory. JOBL COVINGTON. Sept 20, loon. n.'illivnj Counlrnodon In the South. Oklahoma territory shows thu great est Increase lo railroad mileage, having 058 miloo to her erociit. Louisiana is Second, with 140 milos; Texan laird, with 070 miles, and Indian Territory fourth, with JU!) miles. Tho total in crease in these four ?tale? and territo ries, whloh, taken together, form an unbroken region tributary to tho gulf ol' .Mexico, amounts to nearly one-third of the total Increase of tho count ry, ac cording to statistics ol' tia- Railway Atfo. DonlrnMo I-'ovrln on Small Plnuca. The Polish an1 n class of poultry very much liked hy fanciers encl breeders who have small place? ?ind eau glvo thuin the proper attention, nays Ameri can A.erie;?iteilst In presenting lim ne companying eut. They aro probably making them very attractive. Tho White ('rested Mack are solid black in color except the topknot, which lu pun white. The fowls oro medium hi size lind lay beautiful white eggH. Hastening- tilt? U;int???l). (Jive Uie rhubarb plants In tho Kar den a heavy dressing of Uno old com post. If you wish a few early eta I ns pince kegs or boxes over some of tho plains and heap over them ?ollie horno manure. Cotton Noten. Foreign authorities nay the 100.1 cot ton crop of Russian Turkestan ls un usually large, hut will ht! Insufficient for the Russian cotton milla. According to n statement of a Oor> man agricultural export, recent offerts to extend cotton culture In ICgypt am mooting with success. Vt i to Rico cotton ls said to bo of ex ceptionally Uni quality. Santo Oom I ugo hus a Ktnnll insect called t!:n ..cotton hug" that scorns to havo put H powerful damper on ex perimental Cot len growing lhere. Farm and Hunch says some inventors of hull weevil machines have proved thoir claims sulhciontly to interest . up ital for the manufacturo of tho ma ch Inca, and the companies thus formed are row neilin;: machines. According to advices from .inin.ii-a. tho government of that island Intends to make extensive experiments in cot lon growing Olid to push that industry. wnnmir CB i? mmmi II ? -.if arana Telephone Thirty Years Old. ' Charlotte Observer., < >n ,J uno 'J.">, lS'.'i;, just thirty fears ugo Monday, ul the C'eiiten lial ICxhlbition in Philadelphia, ?he toloph?nu waa for tho first ?imo exhibited to the public, and ;ho first telophono switchboard vas constructed at Bridgeport, John,, in, 18*7*7. Lator city ex ihanges began to ho built, and iho expansion bas continued over lince. Karly in 18iL> Now Vork vas put in telephone communion* .inti with Chicago, and a lino 'rom Boston to Hie Wostoni ine roplis was opened soon ?iltor. tfow, tho long distance wire:; ex end from Canuda on tho north o tho Gulfof Movie ? on the south, md from tho Atlantic ocean on ho east to what was once known is the < J real. Amoricau 1 Icserl on ho Wost. Il hardly seems poe ?Me that such a necessity is only hirty yours old. And than the 0 ?graph is leas than sixty throe oars of agc, and the ocean cubic dxnit twouty years younger, ypo Writing Done (o Order. Papers ami Manuscripts copied, Ti tellers' Testimonials a specialty. ( marges reasonable. ? inici a solicited MATTIK OOVINOTON, AllgUBt igor.. MOCOLL, S.U. Kuli line Cttkes and dioico fuckers ai \y. M. "Howe's 7(WK k Yent do not know wi o iv. MUMU. Boar with him, bo bit th Feed him; clotho Ijljo; joi ? him lie is a boy, ?tid ife?st b lyn ure bad and t fear he is Iiglit.-head ed as well. But remember he os ? you fatheiv When lie,- 1 ? > -1 in your lap, you fondly lioj id I 0 would some, day be si ; useful man. Now that he has gr 1 and his young blood Li Into gleeful sport, nml tah him Fmpalieht ol\s?ri hinga - rattling. pl?) ful, I bough! less-you almost despair, l?ul don' t be snappish alu m'a li and make him feel .il ? 1 disappointed in Inn. I is your hoy, and you ii in him. He bears y ur uti and is to send it on down the stream of time, lie ii your fortune and fan id i to transmit them to g? to come. It cannot be o tin daughter divides youl fo transmits less of your loses your name. A I/o more nearly yourself thing else can be. It i your boy yetg? down i through your boy ? yoi live in the future: hy oro to act upon tho gt (hat is to rome. lt moy bc di m cult i( him, hut hr patient. seem adverse to every I ful and good, bul wait. No one can tell whot i. boy. Ile may surpr some du y I {.ope. I grow. While Iiis bod larger and stronger, Iiis and niora) nature may and improve. Ed?calo your boy. Y thin!.' n<om y speul in I is money spenl in va i :i. ia nothing i h him : he } vide, no aspi'iali?U. Y< know. No one eau tel) whal boy. Besides, there mi lire, a lal eui, spark, an ni Hame, only needing ; energy which the teaoh? may stir, the association Die books and men may cleveloji and direct-, an stari a boy a-going, wit energy and determinativ 110 powor on earth cou) him short of Ile1 lopmosl ol' llie ladder ol' lame. Ex Not Worrying. Young Wife-1 want promise me ono tiling, would avoid trouble wo mi' with in our moans', and to bo in doing this I want, your 1 .NH TT LE'S STORE will b< Thursday Sent 20tb ?nd Si Scat '20th on nccount ol' h ol id 1 Thc Tongue And Its U The use of tho tongue w deeds is liku an artificial ? boaati?till, but without frag Tho tongue must bc mule absolnto control of tho will \\ ol' tho individual ami exprese sincerity and truth tho wli eli is abovo silver and gi Kev. Dr. J. G. M. Lttttenbi Christian Church, Ht.Louis. r-rs-waitnsii nenin -ai wm Insure Your ti ins and Co fl Abb ON Ol' write 'h.' un le ^ and 11 a'vC \ Mir (lin- ?uni billi Insured fur any hingt li ol' (inn; do cheaper niles '?ian you iou gel ?V oilier company. Nu waroliouv.! 1 incuts. No usso.^uionis, nior ro conditions Ht raitt li h strong, s surai'i . '.i'. W. SOiUJCr' Aug, :>.:. Ittiby, ? ??nlioe o? Spnciai Term nf SrATr. OK SOI. rn CAUOI.IXA, County oi Madbdro. Notice ?H boroby given thai ib?re be holden si Ibnuioltsvillo, lin) scat nf Marlboro County, mi 0, tifi?'CI?l lorin .' tho i. lili't "f I Hossioiv nf Marlboro OoiirM i Statt:, bernini '( on [bp -th < )cttibor bind. ten o'clock a. ?aid day. d ?t?> bfrnr?f? ... , r Befit 22, io'jf>. Marlboro dei Citation For Letters of Mmlnlst 3TATK 6F SOUTH OAtte 1 County ol' Miirlboror-Hy ? MoLauiin, Judge of Probate \X7HKHKAS, Krank 11 erndon, v v ciado -nit 0? ino tn ?inuit un Letters d' Administration ol' Mic )i nuil lOll'oot.-i ot I. ii llerndnn, These are (berel'oro io uilo ami a ''n ail am! singular ibo kindred ?uni Ors ol' the said T. IL ll ESN DO, ic ord, thal lltoy bo an I appi ar in*, in thc Court of Probate to bo I icnootlsvillo, S. C., on the I' M ! ieptcmbor after publication (liorool >'..Ki. k in thc forenoon, IO show ea: ny thry have, why Ino Miel Vd radon ithould not tn: granted. Uivcn under my hand, thc 20ih . September, Anim Domini, 100< . MILTON M. L.\l i:l > Hopi 20, I "lin Jlldgfl ol' I ' ol) Ready for Orde (!. ty*. L101', AucitiTKCT A ia 1 i proparml tn do nil kinds of Oo nu ic, BUO? nu Sidowftlkfl mid Wall rom your I)w6llingS. IftO Htop.s fm iwolliogs, utopH fm- Oluirohoa /nul s 'mi.! made they ln?t i, lifotimo, BOO tim now ??rlnwfill: in front of ' .ougW Dru^r Store, lt will ploaso if you want anything in LI??H MOO, ni a trinl." Sopt 20 190t.. (). W. Ll I ?To lind H^tti?Syi Tho trl)? wdy ol' lind lng hap ?iinoMH nt homo or abroad ?H for ouch ono to Htrivo to ninko others happy hy heh) and sympathy, "lie kindly oilectioneil ono tow ards nnothor," is tho counsel ot Scripture, and if thoughtful kind ness on nil aides ot thohousehold rule, tlio atmosphere will ho minny and clear. -Ilev Dr. Earl Bi Hub bell, Presbyterian. Chicago. ----?? ? ? 11 Capsioine. Tho activo principal of capsi cum, or rod popper, i.s a volatile oil known us capsicum, it ?H HO exceedingly acrid that a quarter of a grain exposed to tho air in a coom will diffuse itself through out tho apartment and CHUKO all present to cough und nncc/.e as hough tho pepper hail boen takon 'iito the mouth or nostrils. .- . inproved Schedule. Wo publish in this issue lin) new module of tho Bennet tsv ?Ile & ?heraw Railroad, which wont into Toot on tho 10th, instant. Under lliis schedule the Bonnettsville & lieraw makes connection at Kol ek with the north and soiithhound lins of tho Seaboard Air Lino, lh night and morning, whilo rotoloro thor? was no connection th tho southbound train nt night. 10 Bcnnettsville <V C'lioraw train 11 now reach lionnellsvillo al 10: at night. ' ?ZEMA ANO IMLKOUHK ' ii?l?! Knowing winkt it was to tuiftVr, 1 givo fHHH Ol' OA A Mi '. K to any afili?* A |?o.-itivf! ouro for l'?o/.oina, Sall (thouin Upelas, Pil??? and Skin Dheasos. hi? ? i t rollo E. Don i ?alfar longer, wr?to V. Wi I.I.I A Mri, jo? Munhattan Avohuo, N k, KnoloBo Kl a mp, [Sept 20,06 A BOriaNTIt'lO wON 1) CK. u1 cures thal slant) lo ?ts credit make klan's Amid Salvo ii sciehlifit won? lt cured D. U. Mu I ?'ord, leoturor he patrons ot' 1 in ino hy, Waynes* , Pit? of a distressing oh sh ol' Pilca, cala tho worst Ihn n : Sor'es. Boils, rs, ('ills, Wounds, Chilblains and lihou tn. Only'.Weal J". T. Douglas's iig Store. -. -?w-* ---- 'S LAXATIVE HONEY AND TAR CURES COUGHS AND COLDS ow Furniture Store, eoial attention is rt sk od to the rtisonionl of l he new Furni Store recently oponed by Mr. Sussman. ?Stock up-to-dato pricer right. Next door to Uior Hardware. mr stotnuoh, a hid breath, n pasty lexton and other oonscquonccs ol'a Kt ? . cdt ?un, tue o c VA ?ici, HUD nc of tho latest improvements graving your name or initials / arlie!*1 ol' gold or' silver or n the most up*-to date manner, .tuples of work already done hy o just lino. Call and see him. O0TOK8 A!(M PUZZLJ'JD. remarkable recovery of Kenneth . ol' V ineeb n ? Mo , i-> the sub nindi interest io lite medical itv lind a wide vi'!:!.> ol' friends, sci hi- ease: 'Owing to severo ilion of iho Throat iud congestion Lung ... throe doctor*, gavo uni up When as a la*') resort, I was in* o try Dr. King's New Dhcovbry . m happy to say, it paved my lifo." tho worst Coughs and Uolds, Br0h*> I'onsilitis, Weak laings, Hoarse* d l/iGrippo. Ouaranteol ii J. T. s's drug store' 5t)i and $l.on. it I lo free. lotioe of Court. OK is hereby given thal tho Court Genend RbSH?Onti for tho (Jaunty of .o will oonvouo at Bennottavlllo on td Monday in October noxt, die i i c ay thereof) 1906, in and for tub of Marlboro and si ai o of South i. AU pontana lutorostod will lake tico thereof. ,1. A. DH A KIO, Clerk (jonri of C. I', A- 0. s. For Marlboro co., S. C. 7, !>.)of>.- --1 in Hd tv Ul p.UU ll) U ti j Ul 1 Hui ly o! .' i arl';..ur- Conn Common J. Mca'AUU.Y, ,lu., Hah.HIV, i j . iiiM .M.ic A COMPANY, a corporation , Imnlnces m Jersey City, New .Ter. mi 42 ?'.roadwa/ in ; lie City of Now in t: . Malo of .Now Voil:, DofJ't. ?>y Summons for It??i?f, (Complaint fJbrVod.) Defendant, M. J. Sago A: Cotnpauj /;v Hereby S ii min on 0(1 anil J!e ;o answer tito oomplalnt in thia ab which a cony in horowllh nerved II, and lo nerve a copy of your an? tho paid complaint on tho Bubsori? lia ellice in BonnotrijviUe, Snulli , within twenty dnya after thc hereof, bxohtsivo tho day of vic ; mu? if yon fail to answor the it \villlill (he time aforesaid, the in th itt ablion .viii apply to tho t' thu l'OH?f demanded in the oom? August .'.il. A 1> . l i o, 'fi w. iioubiiiKit, Hamlin's Attorney, .efendant M. J. Sago A1 Company: e nui iee Unit tho Summons in n, 01 which tho forc^oin?; in n ? fllod thc oflloo of tho Olork of ,,f ( ,11111111011 Ptoae for tho county iro al Bohnottevlllo, in Iho county .io, in tho atato of .South CarolN , iii aid day of Autant, A. 1). 1906, T. W, BOIKJllllOH, Plaintiffs Attorney, liennctlsvlllo, y, (j. AuK'O'i -?, 1906, < w . J? Mr* That there ta a If msii 6 ?5 Next Door to Excelsior Hardware A. SUSSHAW. BENNBTTSVILT.K, S.C.July 2, 1900. For New Arrivals at the BESKETTSKILLE MERCANTILE GO'S. H. B. FULLER, Successor to FULLER BROS., is iow io thc Wesl BUYING- STOCK for Iiis STABLES IN IMONNETTSVILLE, and tlio new invoice of Horses and Mules will arrive in Bcnnclisnllo APRIL 24tll. APTER THIS DATEI will keep my STABLES well filled with a select lot of felice Horses and ??3ules During thc entire summer. Give me a call before buying elsewhere. T WILL SELL ON SHORT PROFITS- QUICK SALES. Large supply of Buggies, Wagons and Harness ON HAND AT A LL TIMES. liF.sp?yiTnnTT T v y * 'F-Q R HORSES AN p ^jryi u u & s OM Ly ? SMITH NEWTON, Uunnettsville, S. C. MuOOLii I)lilia GO., McColl S. O" j I Our ??!^T<e>*,v^r Liine m i| --TIiK DnircoT WAY- ll isl- o :r;e 'j? II. , SOTJTH . ;n? A.ST. WJ?ST. BENNETTS VILLE & CHER AW R. R. M M o/i rn m A m m ? [fi U?E h'A HAYA Y. L?uvn Bonnoltaville *0.05 a.m., . 7.00 p. nt. Arrive. Ohoraw 8. H? 1>. m. DAUA' KXUKl'T SUNDAY. 1 Diroct oonnoctions at Oheraw with through traine to tho North, Want, South and Wost. Thc short line mid quiekest thoo to Wilmington, Choristie. Atluila, Ki!, -li, Itichmond. Washington, Baltimore, hiilndnlphia, New York, I j oslo it, B?llalo, Pitl.sbuig and all points North and H?ast. 'Ehe .-hort lino and quiokosl limo to Oohunhia, Savannah, .J ackson ville, Tum pa, Montgomery, Now Orleans and all pointa South ami Wost. Foi further information call on J, T. .M KDI.l N, agonl Bonnottevillo St Ohorn? 'A- H.. Uoonottsvillo.S. C., or addroas Vv. h. BURROUGHS 'J'. V A., SEABOARD Am hiNic Uv., Columbia, H. 0. GHAKhES V, STEWART, A. (i. V- A., 8.A h, Hy, Savannah, 0? Watch this Space Next Week. SA Y IT PLAIN. FOR Home Drinking "KKU KOCK" stands out tiraong all other drinks os an exceptionally pure high class nrticle. It ts so valuable ns au. nid to digestion, that ninny loading Sanita riums order it in barrels at a time, for tho uso of their convalescents and pa tients. Il is niuo a splended remedial agent in kidney disorders and liver troubles. I bottle various drinks and "Ked Kock Ginget Ale" ns thc queou of all drinks. JJcnncttsvillo Bottling Works. J C. HUIJHAHD, Prop'r. Juno 12, 1906 NEW TIN SHOP I have opened up nu up to date Tin Shop in tho rear of W. L. Pearson's Jewelry Store, where I om now pre pared tO DO ALL KINDS TIN HOOFING GUTTERING and SLATING on short notice. Protect your houses by using Gutters, etc. All now work guaran teed. You will lind my work done in the best stylo. Givo ute a Trial. Old Cook Stoves Repaired. You ns TO SKKVE. a. L. DIXON. April 6, 190(1. There ere more Mcdill fiittcm*told lnJheUr.lle< ?tetcJ than ct ?ny oilier iiihk. J O I j.aUtrn?. Tbl? U < '. Account ol their .fyi?, Accuracy (ind ?imvillcily. ?( Fashion) hM MoCJoU?? Mp KA Kt ll Ot Th? Queen .< Fa.hlon)h*? ?toro nuWrlb/rs Illari nu? other I.Kitli?'M?R?ilne. On? freer1* ?ub>ril'iil ?i (ii number?) r."t, 80 cent". Mle?? ?ember, rt oi-iitu. Every euMerlp?rgeli AMeCmU np lern Vvcn. SulnCrlbe today. I.ridr Aro"? XViihted. Handeomopremium*** liberal cn i h iommiiMoii. I'ettern t:ni?lou<ie( ot too fie. ilrni) end Prcn'lnm Catalogue (?ho. lne 400 premium?) V*nC Ire?. AUJre.. THK ."CC ALL CO., Herr Vera E. c. monnxsoxtj - ttV.A I.Kl: iv - . Sloctvb ' and Plumbing Supplies. Eke. lo Lamps a .J .c.:laity. Manoifct Vt tit iSlvcivto Vlttnt. Pliom; i ; ;. nnottHvtlloj; 8, 0. Sf^f" Report ntl tr on Wu with thu line? or ttroct ItirhtS to tua atiovo. 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