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URN NETT? V11 ?LE* S, C. Friday November 23, 1906, 9L?IV* .- i li i. , . .1 *r-m <l. BROWN - - - ISditor (Knbicrlptlon Pricet Ono year.$ 1.00 Six months.?30 Three months.25 SPECIAL CALL M BETING* Friday November 33. Tho mombors and friends of tho Marlboro Cotton Association will moot at Bonnottsvillo on Friday tho 28d day of November at II o'clock. All aro oaronostly re quostod to attend as business ol groat importance to all demands our attention. R. M. PEGUES, Prest Kol lock' Nov. 12, 190(5. CORN AND POTATO CONTEST, It lins been published ??ll over the county that lhere is to he a (Juro and Potato Contest at 12 o'clock in Bon. uettsvillo on the first Monday in De cember; Providing there aro fifty conipolitor8 in ea oh con tout. The premium of len dollars will bc award ed the donor of tho best 100 ears ol com. Five dollars will he awarded lo tho donor of the bi st 100 sweet pota toes. Mr. D. K. Mc?oll will receive tho donations at his office. Ho will mark tho exhibits and keep an accu rate m?morandum of them They will ho stored in a warehouso belong' ing to Mr. A, J. Matheson, near the .depot whore the examination and do ?cisi?n will 1)0 made. Mr. Matheson says lie will make room for one hun dred bushels of both exhibits, if that much is rocoived. The Judges will be named next week. Tliey will be men worthy of the confldenco of the public, good far mers, and truo friends of tho Ooh fede rate monument cause. The Marlboro Chapter, U. D.C. *>vill he represented by one or more members of our advisory hoard, Meer. .'McColl, Matheson and Newton. Tho time ia short, and we ho:>o io ?xecoivo hundrods of contributions du ffing tho next two weeks A li bei al (response to our request will not only ip rn ve tho goneiosity of our citizens, |)Ut tor the proceeds of farm products .ot our county to go into tho balding of our Confederate monument conveys .St Kent ?men t as beautiful ns it is patri otic. Our potatoes will perhaps be sold at the warehouse on first Monday, Tho corn will he sold hy auction at the Fancy Fair at Grosland's Hall on thc second night of the Fair, Dec. 13th. We expect to honor the winning 100 .ears of corn hy decorating each willi ta bluo ribbon, and soiling it as seed .corn, hearing tlio name of the ex h i bi itor. Tho second host 100 ortr? ?M!! .? ?name nt . onumen! f'i ???fgjjrei Mee. . . ..<.!. ?it JUE Cutt bid..?. ii otb -rfr-r;?"r^?j'.T""?"i ,n". Die ftVor? ','!?.'.'.,',...!: "'J)'- Sa. ?io . I I lund jj/iin ld A NAO HRS A Treat For You Tonight. Great interest is being manifested in the forthcoming production of that pathetic drama "Damon and Pylinus" which will he presented at I lie School Auditorium this evening. A most ex cellent cast has hoon secured and thc performance will he a memorable one. Mr. Edward D'Oizo, who is training the cast is highly pleased with thc ma terial in hand. Ho will he seen in the rilli of DAMON, which he has played over 100 times ; Mrs D'Oizo will play OAI?ANTHE, tho betrothal of Pythias Tho local talent includes Mr. Dan Pate as PYTHIAS, and a better choice for the part could not he made. Mr. John Everett will make an excellent DIONYSIUS, the tyrant king of Syra cuse, and Miss Hallie Ly Ich will give a good account of herself as I lonni is, the wife of Damon, and little Miss Adelo Medlin as Damon's child will be a feature of the performance Tho remainder of the cast, is as fol Iowa : Philistine, tho President of tho Senate, Mr. Dob Weatherly; Darno clos, Mr James IO ison ; Proeles. Mr. O. V. Beard ; and Damon's slave, Lueullus, Mr. Kit Dudley. Tho reserved seals are on sale at the Marlboro Drug Co. PRIZE POTATOES. THE young ladies in charge of thc Flowers Booth, and of the Autumn Booth, are claiming the privilege of disposing of our expected Da) Prize Pot?fres. They will sell them at not less than 5 couts each. That will ho cheap, as tiio farmers say that One will make a meal for any family. Send them on LADY MANAOEUS, FOR SA L< K ONE II UN RED Pl'Si NOLS ol Sweet Potatoes, more or less, Th y will be of the (?nest quality, ami will hu sold for 75 els pr bushel, <.r more, if wo can get it. Karly consignments ar confidently expected, Phone or ders received tit Nos., 200 and I lo. LADY MA NAO nus, ? ? A Tokon Ol' Friendship! One duy recently while Dr J, L. Jordan was busy, two clover, friends of tho ??une profession, elipped his horse and buggy off and in a short time, returned him dreseed in a handsome now sot of harness and hitched to ?i brand now buggy. It was some time be* torc thc Doctor understood tho chango, but soon found out timi ii was a prosont and a token of ap? ireointion of his valued ScrviCos >y two noble haart?-Des. J, b\ Kinney and W. J. Crosland. Tho emigration schema is fur from hoing a success yoi. /\ IN' 1J PYTHIAS. Mr. and Mrs EDOUAR: ?trong cast of Local Tal the tic play DAMON and at tho Auditorium, at 8 A ? S FICES CONSOLI DATE One Night j Only. J Sc The Prie The French Coach Horse Go Wo oannot too highly cora mo no! i lio conduct of tho gentlemen who have organized this Company, lt ?* public spirit of tho right sort, that which socks to improve tho liv? Btock of tho county. It moana much to divert tho attention of our people from cotton, mule, no gro to something highor and bet tor Improved industrial condi tions aro tho necessary result of iinproue live stock. The stock hoi so which they have bog un with is ono of tho handsomest animals in tho United States costing the sum of four thousand dollars, a direct empor t?t ?on from France, and from a strain of tho highest value as to quality as woll as form. A good beginning will make a good end ing when tho business is thus con ducted. No single event in our industrial conditions has yet hap? puned of moro importance ,to our county, and it is worthy tho en couragement of all. TH :: CONFEDERATE BOOTH. fjl'i; (Jil APTER very proudly oalls \J Miss Margaret Henegan "Thc Daughter of Camp Henegnu," Hbo will preside nt our Cou federate BDOIII nod will gladly rocoivo for exhibition1 ?roy pictures, or gmull relics ofiutoresl pertaining to confederate times. Any . Urb loan will be greatly appreciated, and will bc returned to thc owner in perfect condition. Photographs of thc .dlloers of the companies from thia county are especially solicited. MARLBORO ClIAPrBR, U D.C. PEN AND SCIJSSOJFl&MAPHiS .V goou tinng-reviving tho Mart Gary Monument question. lt is sheer nonflonco to talk about thc repeal of tho Lion Law r the abolition of the Primary although tho last might do good in one way. The pooplo ol Greenville are going to get the salvat ion anny to got servants for them. Oompetroller General Jones has sont out instructions to all county auditors to strictly on loree the in como lax low. Bob Richardson, the colored agitator has boen run oft1 I rom Florence and the polioo of tho towns are warned to look out for him. The corn crop of 1906 has been un nsurori and reported to bo 2,881,096,000 bushels. Tom Watson wants tho Presi dency ol the Cotton Association next y oar. The colored M. E Conference moots in Florence on the 22d. A colored woman in? Wilming ton Monday charged with tho rob bery of money, folded two ten dol lar notes, one live and fouronc (lol lar notos and put thom in hov loon th while tlje officer searched, bul tho gunn1 would not work and the officer found tho money priz ing open her mouth with his thumb. A Gall To Norfolk. Hov. Henry ll. Coving ton, now lector of tho Church bf tho Holy Comforter of Sumter, has '.boon called to tho rootorato ofSt. Paul's Episcopal church in Norfolk, to succeed Dr. Beverly D. Tucker, i recently ordained bishop and lia*? : bec II reel or ol finit church for 25 years, lt is expected the cad will ho accepted. 11 is many friend:) will rejoice at Iiis rapid progress, AGENTS WANTED-Ito v. Sam Jones' Life and Sayings, hy j his wife, is the biggest sol 1er ever published. Price only $2 50 Mag ? uificonl outfit and light to terri tory only 50 couts. Dont miss this olianco ol' your lifo to bioko money. Circulars lice. I, J Nloholfl & Co , At lae la Ga, nll-'t NOTICE HF FINAL DISCHARGE BsT Kl.l/.AIUC'ni TURNAOK, HAVINO Hied in ilio Probate Judgo's Of Ik-o of Marlboro anuri ty ,ny u,lft) rot urn "H Executor i?f the ISatatn or f&hVtkjiR'fu TuilNAOK, Notino ?H liorcliy idvon Mint I will iipply to ?aid Oourt on tho 19th day of Docombor ipo6, for a Piiwl Dlsohargo i.H i ?ob rvxoon'.or, A K MolNTYflB, I-ix'or, November iy, ryon. AUDITORIUM 7HIS EVENING 8.30 j , NOVEMBER 23. M D D'OIZE, ' assisted by a ant will present that pa PYTH1?S this evening 30 sharp. D LODGE, No. 1.5, K. of P. als now on salo at Marlboro Drug Co. ?8B 50 and 75. With nil the depression in the ? OOUtitry tho next crowd ol legisla- , tora Imvo promises ni ready out that will swamp t'.io treasury and : Increase tho laxes. Unman Mood Murks- ; A tale of horror was told hy marks ol ? human blood in ibo hourn of J, W. WU- f limns, a well known merchant of Bab, ! Ko., Ho writes: "Twenty years ago 1 , ha?! revere hemorrhages of tbo lungs, and was near death when I bogan tak ' ion Dr. King's New Diaoovory? lt com- ? pltiloly cured ino and I have remained well over Hiwo." lt enies Hemorrhages, ? Chronic Conchs. Settled Golds and Bron- > chilis, and is tin) only known cure for [ Wonk Lungs, l?vory bottle guaranteed by J.T, Douglas Druggist. 50o and $1.00 ? Trial bottle free. | JUST WHAT YOU WANT ! _______ f Wo aro now showing tho nicest } lot of (JUT GLASS to bo soon any whore. Tho price is LOW, * tho quality the BEST. f In Stationery wo have all any- > ono can wish. Dooks, Paper, Tab lets, l'on.s, Pencils, Blank books [ anti Everything in that lino. Our Drug Department is al ways our pride. Everything you . need, we supply. Prescription work a Specialty. Wileys Candy, Always frosh. Bennet tsvillc. Pharmacy. City Tax Notice. NOT10.1? is hereby ?iven that the hooks for tlie collect ion of City l'axes on lioal Estate and Personal Property is now open and will remain open until the first day of January 1907, after which limo they will bo closed and penalty added. Thc rates are as f?>llrt?"? " A ?. A A A A A A A AA AA AA AA AA AA.AA A A AA. CL li UK'S SALES. STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF MARLBORO. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, LUCY E. BURKIIEIMER, et. al, Pin's., ngahiHt Q KO RGB W. WA DD I LL, ot. ni , DofdV IN Obedience to an Ordor of Kalo signed by I lin Honor ". (J. Klugh Circuit Judge, da tod 5th ?lay of November 1906, I will ?ell on the first Mobday in Decoinbor next darin? legal Halo boura before! the Court House door in Bonno'.tavillo, tho following property bi tua te In tho Town of Bannotts villo, known un follo.vs ; LOT NO J measuring 75 yards on Ever ott Htrcct, containing Oao and ono four teenth a?rea land, more or lean, with a ?ix room (.welling holme, one aorvant houso, bain. Btabloa and cow stall, Provided there i* bid for Haid lot not loss than Three Thousond Soven Hundred and Fifty Dol lara. LOT NO. 2 fronting 65 yards on Everett ?tient, containing Thirioon fourteenths1 of an aero of land, Provided thora is bid upon Haid lot :.ot lees than Ono Thousand Dol larn LOT NO. coiner Everett und Gook stroot, with frontage of yS.j, yardn on Ev erett Htieet, ooutaluing Three fourths of an aoro of land, more 01 I?HH, with five room dwelling house and ono two room tenant houHO thereon, Provided there ia bid for said lot not leas than Fourteen Hundred Dollar?. Terms of Sale CASU, Purohasers to pay for all papera. J. A. DRAKE, Clerk Ililli? ll I ll III Ililli IIMW? ? MW-11 I !? IW STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF MAKLHOKO. In thc Court ol Common Pleas. li KN* HST MOOUH, Cf.AUDK T. MOOKK, ROSA AHAMS, JOHN ADAMS, Dum,KY Moonie and MATTI it MOORH, Plainif's agni nat TuKMNOTON Mooni., WA I. KKK M OOH H and CAKKIH .Mooni.. Defendants. Complaint J<>r Partition and Relie/, 1>v virtue of the power vested in nie, > by n Decretal Order of Judge J. C. Klugh, signed November 1st, A. I). 1906 in Hie above entitled cause, winch Order is filed in the office <>f tin- Clerk of Conn fm Marlboro County, I, [AS. A. DHAKH, Clerk, will ->i> Monday the Third day ??f 1 icccmhci, A. I)., 1906, the same bein;; salesday, bit ween the hom s of eleven and twelve o'clock, A. M.. oder for sile lo the highest bidder the following described pro])erly, lo wit : AM, thal certain piece parcel or traci of laud lying and being situate in lite county <>i Marlboro, io Ibo Slide of South Carolina, containing ONI? III NDKI'I) AND l'll'TV ACRES, more or less, hounded by l?stale lauds of c. s. McCall, h.inls of Airs bille l{tnnuuel and lauds of John M. Ifuekabce, This being lin- trai t of land owned by Mrs Fli/abeth C. Moon- al the lillico ber death, This sale is made foi pirti lion. Terms of Sale CASU Purchaser will |)0 required lo pay for necessary papers. Should purchaser fall lo comply willi bis bid, thc said land will bc re sold on the same 01 some suhsequet salesday, at his risk, I. A. DRAKH, Clerk of C. C. P. and O. S. For Marlboro County. November 10, A, 1). 1906, br. kl i.) MY b'l 1 m I I i fe I I Wi in my wSuit & howe J 1 will 4? 1 treat j fa 1 I ra 1 1 I My lin El : I ll g 1 I I H i il 1 1 Kol H i m M M S a is nov My Sta ; ii is also ? fresh Satisfacci n Youi i M : 1? Sam J. P ?'US? arrived, a largo : Painted and D?corai CHOCOLATE SETS CUP AND S AU i TRAYS, Such a Dazzling, S pe been shown iii Our Oit} 'S Ye also lui ve a Kine nid Other Goods, sui Presents. COME KAI Nov. 8, 1900. li ANDS TO CUT 10,000 C Will p:iy a liberal price for Apply to J? A. DB Bonnettsvillo, S. C. POR SALE, A six room dwelling ill necessary convenienc location, fine water, bought low, if applied U this office, Don't Porg [ Am Still Repairing 0RG. SEWING MACHINES Si ALL my work guaranteo iatisfaotion or un pity. Ci my missing or broken pat Machine on tho market. Will do your work at yt if preferred, where you can DON IO, and TEST IT bolo Tor it. Ii. WIC Benhottsville, S. 0, Fine Farm For i A IK HAVE VOIt &EA8E, for i VV yonT, A FI NH FIFTEE: WU .I, itu.T. and n liait' rn ilea f n*rt.")ii( in (I l>!;;!> Still? ut (Mil ti VJ lix roinn Dwolling, nil lint nOOOi ton tc H, and Toiiant llouaoa, . md <iiUt mill, fully equipped \ ind other mnohinory. Will lon ';inmir who la ablu to furniah Iii.-, md provialoitn on EASY TERM' Por furthor information applj A W. MoLEAN, Stophon Mci ? tyro Nov, 15,06. humbert For Sale A/M HAVE S 13 V E lt A b 1) l/V PA H MS POR SAM'! and t or runt lo tho ri^hl partios, lonr Fnynttovillo, good BO' mlor. Apply to W. T Cu.,k i Fuyoltovill IFNDS ! to come 15 and sec ? Things i ? Off. ?iglit OOOOs^ ?tolete md Fancy ra m M m ile tc, with mis. ; anteed .y. sville, S. G. 1 KS! X1 TO Jeweler. f Mic, most beautifuf "Hand e Ohina Sets, consisting ol' AN J) CREAM, CAKE PLATES, O NUT BOIVLS, ETC. .ay, oj' such Goods has never I' Sterling Silver. Cut (rlass, edding, Birthday and other \M J. PEARSON. ARNING NOTICE. I.ii Persons are horoby wnrnod not l<> mya on any hin.ls belonging to mo ot sr my control in Smithvillo Township known uq tho Coward land, oitber by ting, rilling, hunting, nutting timber, ing straw, or allowing tUojk to run nt : on tho premisos, ?. ?.<), 19*6. 0. P. SNVKTT. FOI* H AL* H 2 tiAVO two Mi\k Oows AUd Hovoral nico iy Heifers to H?\1. Also two good heavy IS, ages ll ami i? years, sume weights good cheap family \vorso. A. L. BASTBRLINO, nnettsvillo, lt P. 1). .i. sou r stomach, a hid broa iii, a pasty flexion and other oonscquoncos ol' a 'dorcd digestion aro quiokly removed Hi uso ol' Kings Dyspepsia tablets. days troahn't IVoo. Sold by Marl-. I >rug Co. - - . o - ? - . . ? ip Reading. 'ho Democrat and McCall's i ru/inc-r-un oxcollcnt Lady's k for $1.36 'ho Sunny South and Un Domo I'oroiily $1.50 'ho Tri-Weekly Atlanta feonsti on ?mil DEMOCRAT ono your only 31,75. This is Ibo olcnp. I'oadiug over o fibred. ? ?. ?. - - UV USIC ibo c o in ni n n, ohciV, il I Tar [tooling, \vou:!i is alway [ atishietory, WU ION you can gol .liable "Kook und Gl?s8?Coated" diing for )o-?s than cost of Shingles. DO us or wrilo lor samples & prices OLIO NOVJBLTY CO. JZBM A AND PILE ??R.K J-JJ] Knowing what it wan to suitor, T ?ivo PRE? OF OA/VROM to nnyolibo a positive out? for Uoegrna, Snit Rhonni lipolas, Pilos1 and .Ukin DisoanoH. In? t relief. Don't <ml?or loogor, writ? V. WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Avenue, N k. Knoloso stump. [Hopt 20, 06 j TOli your toi ALI and look in the glass You can't help puckern to think of tasting it. By the usc of s< Powders you take this \ right into your system and ruin your stomac Sappi Royal is made from p ?tftfthan Alum but you hav< Propared for the Work. Mr. S. J. Pearson, the Jeweler, has ?ow one of tho latest improvements for engraving your name or initials on any articlo of gold or silver or plato in tho most up?-to date manner. Tho ?amples of work already done hy him arc just line. Call aud sec him. What shall it be? That's tho question that is asked over and over again when there is a present to ho chosen for a bride. Most people agree that it should como from a jewelry store-because somehow jewelry and presents are always associated. if tlioso interested only knew it, wc could relieve them of their uucortaiuty in a minute. Oliv Rfook fnrniubno Ibo h?n(a Tl elio pi natty to \' ! I I* ii A t i Hein//s Sweet Pioklea Shrimps, Lobsters and ])evil e;l Crabs at W.M. Rowe's TAX XOT?CM I Treasurer's Ollieo Marlboro County Bonnotlsvilln, S. C , Rcpt 27, 1906. NOTICE i? h?toby given tliut th? Booka for tin? collection of Taxes for Marl boro noun ty for thu lineal J eur commencing January ist, 1906, will bo opened at the Treasurer s oflloo in Bennottavillo ou Mon day Outobor 151b, 1906, and remain opon until Deoembor 31st, 1906 A penalty will bo charged on all taxes remaining unpaid at that dale. Tho tollo wing in tho levy State lax Ordinary county tttX Constitutional School Total levy BPttOIAI. SCHOOLS Itrnneitftvitlo Graded Tatum McColl Beauty Spot Sal. Iii Los'or Brigit tsvillo Boykin Clio Ko I ick lit lllOll Harmony Antioch Willi i liii no/.or Olio Honda special, speoiul, special special speoial special H|)ccial speoial speoial 5 mill;; ot mills 3 milln i i ' mills 4 mills 4 mil!-. 4 mills 3 mills 3 UUIIR 2j ?' i\ " 2\ ? ? mille 2 mille 2 milla 2 mills 2 milln 4 mills A Poll Tax of ONU Doi.I.Alt on all malo persous between tho ages of 21 aud 60 yearn, oxcept confedorato soldiorH, and those otborwiso exempt by law. Commutation Road Tax of Ono Dollar, all able bodied malo persons botwoun tho ages of i;; ..uni 50 yours. Slid tax duo between Ibo 15th of Ootobor, 1906, and March i, 1907. J. H. THOMAS, Treasurer Marlboro County, More glasses are worn Now-a-days than over before No lloubt of lt, People used to think that the wearing of glasses should bo put off aa long as possible. We know bolter now. Wo apply ivory known agency for the relief md euro of oyo weil kn ess, and there ho method* in oom mon usc to day Milch woreu't hoard of even ten i 'ais ago. Ntiv wo commence to right eyesight ju?.as Soon 113 it begins to go wrtfff, Now school oh I ld ron hy tli>' kindred wear glasses. And it's wiso bid propor, loo. \ Lot urteil you what shapo your eyes ar- in. 13A M J. PEARSON, .1 KW M.Kit & OPTICIAN i ICM gue to -you will see thc effect ig-rit make* you pucker 3 called cheap Baking nickering, injurious Alum --you injure digestion, ;h ID AlAJH 9 AVA I BAKING ?ure, refined Grape Cream"of i artar-Costs more 6 the profit of quality, the; prc fit of good health. dosing ??:ut Sate. For the Wext Sixty Days S will Dispose ^? of MY STOCK AT COST, yr CONSISTING OF Felt Matt rosses* Colton Mattrassos, Comforts, Dining Tables Dining Chairs, Oak Dressers, Bedsteads, Hocking Chairs Mailings, Rugs, Art Squares, Trunks, Window Shades, Lace Curtains^ Conter Tabios, Kitchen Safes, Clocks, Kto., Rte,, NOW IS TIMK TO COME AND GET BARGAINS. A. SUSSMAW. BENN ICTTSVILIiE, S. C , Nov. 1,190?. jW at the BENNETTSVILLE MERCANTILE CO'S. Corner Store. HORSES and MULES. H. B. FULLER, Successor to PULLER BROS., is now in (he West BUYING STOCK for his STABLES IN BEN NETTS V 1 LLB, and thc new invoice of Horses and Mules will arrive in Benncttsvillo APRIL 24th* A FTER THIS DATE I will keep my STABLES well filled with a select lot of Wice Horses and Mules During the eulin: summer. Give mc a call before buying elsewhere. I WILL SELL ON SHORT PROFITS-Q UIOK &ALE8. Large supply of Buggies, Wagons and Harness ON HAND AT A LL TIMES. RESPECTFULLY April I?.?, 1900. H. B. FULLER. $ Ashcr&it's Condition ^ders Makes poor horses and mules fat without bloating. It does this by first thoroughly cleansing the system ol 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, thc hair sheds, and Hie new coat is always sleek and glossy. Ashcraft's Condition Powders are packed in doses, without "filler," and good for horses and mules only. It is a most powerful tonic and appetizer, being the ormulse of a practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's xperiencc. It is easily thc foremost remedy in its cia i on tba American market to-day. Prico 25 cents package. SMITH NEWTON..Benncttsvillo, S. C. Mo?OLl/DRUG CO., MoColl 8. 0,J