The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, March 15, 1907, Image 3
^^'^I^yuroli lo, 1907,
ft. 4. BROWN - - - Editor
RBubccrlptlon Priest
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PEN AND SCISSORCHtAPHS
John Spark's Show was at
Greenwood Wodnesday.
Spartauburg is preparing for
the big festival next month.
Senator Pugh of Alabama diod
Saturday night Maroh 9th.
Tho Woodmon of tho World are
having a big time io Columbia
this week.
Elijah Dowie, tho famous Zion
city "Prophet," died ou tho 9th
after a long illnoss.
Senator Tillman lectured iu
the opera house in Hooky Mount,
North Carolina last night.
A sorious tiro visited Charles?
ton's water front Saurday and
dostroyed property valuod at $75,
000.
Tho State convention of tho
Epworth Loague is to be hold in
tho Methodist church in Bamberg
April 13th and 14th.
It is all right for a lawyer to
know the law, but his legal educa*
tion is . neglected if ho doesn't also
know the loop holes of the law.
Wil Star.
Tho post Boa8on a Texas negro
cleared $1,500 on a 50-acro farm.
He is always too busy to atop long
enough to find out if there is really
any "raco trouble."-Wil Star.
In Cnicago Saturday Mrs.
Sophia Wambaugh stole $3,000
from her husband William Wam
baugh who on Friday marriod her
in court after stopping a case
which ho had against her for
stealing another $3,000 while
they wore courtiug.
David S. Plumo, a prosperous
railroad mau of Waterbury, Con
necticut, died not long ago and
loft practically all of his $300,000
estate to his daughter, Mrs Emily
Plumo Evans, of Spartanburg,
wife of former Governor John
Qary Evana.
Tho Newberry Cbsorvor seoras
to think in would bo a violation
ot tho Constitution for tho judges
to acc?pt tho $500 salary increase
recently votod by tho legislature.
Wo doubt if tho question will bo
raised, and if it is, tho judges will
lix
\vh-> took etty p?poi it -i et.
once ti ;ouuh j pf*i . . i tiau
hO gOt mum j ut], un lui um ii un ny,
waB attracted by tho advertise-1
mont of a fire oscapo which would
bo forwarded ou receipt of $12.
Ho sont tho cash and in a tow
days rocoivHd a copy of tho New
Testament.
Murder in Columbia.
As a climax to a young man
hood of recklo8snos8 and dissipa
tion, Edgar Marshall, tho thirty
year-old son of eminently respecta
ble Columbia paronts, on Satur
day nignt waylaid and killed
Charles Green, a Shandon mer
chant, and was himself shot to
death by Mr. Green, the two
bodies hoing found foot to foot two
hours later. Mr. Green's coat had
tnkon fire from tho pistol flashes
and the heat had consumed moat
of tho money for which his lifo
waa taken. It was tho fooble
/licker of tho expiring flames
which attraotod a searching party
to tho scono of tho doublo tragedy.
Still Boom for tho Horse.
Notwithstanding the great in
crease in automobiles and trolly
lines there is no evidence that
they have unfavorably affected
either the supply or the price ot
horses. According to thc last
government census bulletin
there has been an increase of
"1,600,000 head of horses and the
valuation increased $310,000,000
iAbout the time this bulletin was
issued a great display of autos
was in progress at Chicago and
during this exposition over 7,
000,000 worth of tho machines
were purchased. Thus it will
he seen that both horses and the
autos are increasing at a prodi
gious rate without infringing on
each other's preserves, which
shows that there is plenty of
room in this big country both for
tho machine and the horse.
,Pny Your Debts.
Paying your debts is a Bible
maxim. A Christian's word
Should be as good aw gold. The
Bible has no place in its bene
diction for the Christian who
does not pay his debts. "What
is thc reason that man who
prays so forvently in prayer
meeting has so little influence
in town?" was asked. There
ply was suflicient. "Why he
owes everybody in town." The
man who does not pay his debts
had better not pray out loud in
public. Paying is better than
praying in such a case. If peo
ple would live by the Bible in
matters of common honesty and
business integrity, hard times
would soon be forgotten.-Selec
ted,
?nr.ui ? Vi.^ ! 'i " -in?, ].(?,
WATER WORKS TALK. .
T?-e Gi?ist rsoc?sg o?l?w? by
I Maye* Hodges ?asi week tor TUCF
jday night was well attended and
laud the discussions woro general,
j Thc purpose wae accomplished-to
uro uno tho Interest um] got the oit
\ ?KCI?S to talk more and think more
ion the subject. It is estimated that
it will coat ahout 860,000, whioh
would put up taxes to about $1 on
tho $100. Aro our people willing
to create more debt for a Bervioo
that can bo only partial for many
mouths to come ?
THE MARLBORO GUARDS.
The jGuerds are working hard
for the high water mark on the
day of the inspeotion of Co. I.
whtah is to take place in Bennetts
ville on the (2nd) of April 1907.
Tlie meetings are full and very
cntheusiastio and are ordered for
every Tuesday and Friday eveuings
at 7.30, until after the inspeotion,
when thin company will then got
in readiness for her anuual Nation
al Encampment, whioh will be ma
noeuvred at Jamestown, Va., dur
ing tho Exposition, whioh opens
iirst of May 1907. The company's
movements iu extended order drill
on Inst eveuing were executed with
the precision of regular troops.
It is a credit to the banner Pee Deo
section that such a proud represen
tative of the National Guards is iu
her midst. The public extends to
them their hearty congratulation
aud fool proud of thom and safe
under their protection.
A CLEVER CATCH.
Poliooman Wiley Atkinson ovor
hauled two suspicious colored mon
last Saturday. Ono Zaok Single
ton, who claimed Darlington as
his home, was tho first, and on
his person was found a pair of iron
knucks, wheh Wiloy took and put
the young man in jail. Mayor
Hodges gave him a fine of $20,
which was paid by his brother
from Darlington.
Charles DeBorry, ahas Evan
der Johnson, looked so muoh like
a man wanted at Lumborton, ho
wai arrested. In his pocket were
letters that spotted him as a bad
charctor. Mayor Hodges wired
Sheriff McNeill at Lumborton
who answered ''hold till I come',
Later-Sheriff McNeill wired
that tho party shot by this fellow
at or near Rod Springs had gotten
well and to lot tho man go.
It is theso tramps who make
trouble, and Wiley is determined
to watch and catch up with thora.
S!svv au I'iidoivcd !? *.*.- MoMtb y
td 'oinpl [Hl ?f'.HH ,i'u ii) ? ? M .!...
?r.ii) ... iinman, \ha V! i io Ibachs
t)i thc o irby tfvS-ol. ut ,,. balta,
M.a.'km oouuty, on Monday oy u
negro man. The lady had a rough
battle with the brute, but her
screams brought to her assistance
two boys who were out huntiug,
and thc brute escaped.
Hunting parties were organized
and Monday and Tuesday tho
country was searched but nothing
definite has been learned of his
capture. All sorts of stories have
come-one that bc is now in Mar
iou jail, and another that he was
caught near Dillon and carried to
jail at Fayetteville, and then on to
Raleigh penitentiary. Thc last is
most likely true.
Homicide lu Rod Hill.
Coroner Geo. N. McCall was
called to Red Hill on Wednesday
morning to hold an inquest over
thc dead body of ono Aleck Gil
christ colored, found dead in tho
woods about 250 yords from his
house, near Marlboro, on Red Hill
plantation. A jury of all colored
men was empaneled, and, after
close inquiries, the jury carno to
the conclusion, that thc deceased
came to his death from gun shot
wounds, said gun being in thc
hands ot his own son Jordan Gil
christ. Jordan was arcstcd and is
now in jail. Thc shooting was
dope Tuesday, and tho boy kept
I quiet until the body was found
Wednesday morning.
Type -Writing Done to Order.
I'apia.-i and Manuscripts copied.
Teachers' TontinionialN a specially.
Charges roasonablo. Orders solicited
MATTIK COVINGTON,
Auguut 1906. McOoLL, 8. O.
XN MEMORY
Died nt hin home in Roberton ()oun<
ty, N. C, near tho town of Lumboi*
?on, on the 3d day of Octohor 1?0G,
aftt t a few hours illness. Mr. James
R t i hon-agod 37 years.
Ko was a son of Mrs NellioRayhon
of Hebron township, Marlboro county,
and spent most of his life in that
township ami was a consistent mera
borofllohron church. Ho was a
good citizen, kind husband and
father, a generous neighbor.
In 190$ ho moved from near Clio
over into Robeson county, where be
in four years accumulated a nico pro?
porty, and was in easy circumstances,
when God ?aw Ot to call bim to his
oternai home.
His lani, illness was short, hut he
novor lust his lovo for the sweet songs,
such as "Loaning on the Everlasting
Anns" which ho sang a short time bo*
toro his death.
He married a daughter of Mr.
John F. Raybon, who with four chil
dren and hisdovotod mother survive
him. His ron laina are at rest iu
Uobron cemetery.
ANNOUNCEMENT 1
WWI'* take thU ?yethod of ae&?ut.vit??? io
WW tho j?>ooplo of Marlboro oounty that
Stevenson. Mstboson & Stevenson,
a law firm cotnnostd of W. F. 8'ovonaon
and D. S. Mathoion ol' Cheraw-?nd W.
M. Stovonson of Bonnottavillo, la'oly of |
Darliogtoa, have openod an offioo in Boo
iiotlsvillo. Will praotioo in Sia'o ?nd
F?deral Courts. OiHoo in second story
ot' Plantors National ILuk Building.
F.biuary. 20. 1907 "
Presbyterianism at Jamestown
Exposition.
The Presbyterians of the world will
have an exhibition at the Jamestown
Exposition that will eolipso any ni mi
lar collection that has been assembled
by this denomination. Rev. E. T.
VVelliford, D D , pastor of the Pres
byterian elim ch of Newport News, has
been designated chair mun of the oom*
tuitteo which will exploit tho display.
He hos gone to Philadelphia, Pitts*
burg, New York and Albuuy to por*
foot tho details of the American ex
hibit. 11 o will go to England, France
Scot lt uti, Holland and Bohemia where
Presbyterian bodies have their head*
quarters, with a view of iuducing them
to participate in thc celebration.
An attractive building oostirg $10
OOO will bo built near the I unido Inn,
and in 0I080 proximity to the sites of
tho Methodist aud Baptist buildings.
There will bo a three-fold exhibit
Imtorio matter, educational exhibit
and the Institutional work of tho
church. It ?9 the plan of the commit
too to hnvo a "Preobyteriuu Day" at
whioh will bes?me of tho world's most
no<ed men. A great feast will be in
?toro for tho Exposition that day.
Every Presbyterian should feel an
interest in this enterprise. No church
has a history so well fitted to fostor
pride in its members and to command
tho admiration of tho world. The
battles for tho civil and religious lib
erties of tho race have bren fought,
whether with sword and pen, by the
Presbyterian church. And it has fur*
nished chiefly the glory of all history
-tho most martyrs for the truth.
Central Presbyterian.
The editor of the Memphis, Tenn.,
Times writes : "In my opinion Foley's
Ho icy 'and Tar is the best remedy for
coughs, colds nnd lung trouble, and to
my own personal knowledge Foley's Hon
ey and Tar has accomplished many per
manent cures that have been little shorl
of marvelous." Refuse any but the gen
uine in the yellow package. Reid & Co.
i.a Orippo and Pneumonia
Foley's Honey and Tar cures la grippe
coughs and prevents pneumonia. Refuse
any but the genuine in the yellow pack
age. Reid & Co.
WANTED
Thc Publio to Know that I
_ havo oponed a BEEF M ARK KT
in tho Store recently ocoupiod by Mr ES.
Powers. All ordors will be appreciated
and promptly filled.
H. B. SMITH.
march 14, 1907.
lot tho jurors and witnesses at thc
next term of Court got tho benefit.
Registration Notice.
NOTICE ia horoby given that tho Kook?
for the purposo of RegirOurmg the
qualified oloctors of tho Town of Roo not 1 H
ville ia opon at tbo Probit? Jud go's olllm
lu tho oourt holme, for an olootion to bo
hold on tho Second Tuesday in april 1907
to elect a Mayor and four Aldermen to
;.irvo for two years.
Qualifications-Two yoars in tho Suite,
Ono year in tho oouoty, Four months in
the Town, and paid ult taxes aud asaeas*
monte.
W. T. KELLY,
Fob 28, 07. Supervisor.
CLERK'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH GABO UNA
County of Marlboro-Court of Com
mon Picas.
ROBERT C. COXE an Suiviving Admioiss
uaior of PcMonal Est ale ot Jamos 10.
Coxc, deceased, Plaintiff,
against
Benjamin II. Covin^-on, Defendant.
Judgment for Foreclosure and Safe.
BY vii 100 ol' i bo Judgment of Fore?
closure and Sale ?11 above emitted ac
tion. I will offer sale to the highest bidder
for Gush, before tho Court House door iu
Beooettsvillo, on tho first Monday iu
Apiil next, dining tho legal boura ol
sale all that certain piece, parcel or lot ol'
land situated in the town ol' Blenheim, iu
tho county and Siato aforesaid, containing
Ono aud Ooo*fourth Acres, moro or lo-s.
and bounded North and North-East by
lands formerly belonging to P. B Roger?;
Ea.t by l inds of A. J, Maibe-on; South
by Kenneth id root, and West, by lauds
Ol' others , this being tho same lot ol
land conveyed to the defendant, (lonjawin
Il Covington, liv A. J. Matheson, by
deed dated May ft th. 180;}, and is sold 10
satisfy tho amount ?lue on thc mortgage
debt. l'u chaser to poy for all neces
sary papers.
J. A. DRAKE,
('.'erk Circuit (Join t.
Henncttsvillo, S. C., Feb. 1ft, 1907.
Notioe of Court.
NOTICE I? hereby given that tho Court
of General SCBH?OIIH for tho Oounty of
Marlboro will oonvouc at Honnottsvillo on
tho Third Moodily in March next, vl'oing
18th day thoroof) 1907, in and for tho
oounty of Marlboro and Stato of South
Oooliui,... AH porsous intorostod will tako
duo notioo thereof.
J. A. DRAKE,
Olork Court of O. F. A G. 8.
For Mnrlhoro Go., S. G.
Feb 18, 1907. - i m
Warning Notice.
Abb persons are hereby warned against
trespassing upon thc lands known a9
tho W. 1). Crosland laud* in Ked Hill
Towuship and now owned by us, either
by bunting, eat ting, hauling, or ot bor?
wiso trespassing upon samo without our
written consent.
T. B. & C. 8. MoCAbb.
Fob. ir?, 1007.
NOW WITH H. W. OABROLL. |
Mr, W. i*E;.rv?o?, the Jeweler,
bas moved in with IL W, Oar
roi? and will assist in running
the Repairing and Option! ?o
partaient of Carroll's Jewel r j
store. Mr. Carroll has ?eo?iUly
equipped his store with <h< la
test Optical Instruments, and
is prepared to correct di (Hui lt
oases of defectivo visions.
CALL 'O?TME.
When in want of Choice \v iii.
FANCY GROCERIES, or
the latest Summer Drinks.
Next door to Derooorat Office
T. w. MOOK I:
March 14, 1907.
County Executive Committee
Tbe Exeoutivo Committc
Cuuoty Methodist Sunday sch ion?
foreneo mot at the Methodic ohm iii !
iu thia towu Wednesday (norning lu
fix tho timo, place and prepare H pro- >
gram for tho uext conference
Honnottsvillo, in coucequeur
loss of tho church at Smyrna
extondod an invitation to have tho
Conforonce moot with them, \ doh the
Committoo graciously acoop
tho first Friday and Saturday ii Ma
fixed for tho Bossions.
There aro 23 Methodist Su nd.rv
schools in Marlboro, and it is ho| I
every ono of these will bo rcpt
at this conferouco.
Tlie Jewish Passover.
On Saturday March 30, tl ?lah
festival of Passover begins at I
and will continue ono week Pl il
fostivnl is commemoration ol ll e de?
liveranco of the Jews and tin ir <
from Egyptian bondage and
Tho following are Biblical pat
relating to its observance : i'd III,
3; Exod XXXIV, 18 ; Ex
8; Exod XII, 10.
?
A Pleasant Vacation.
Rev. Hope H. Lumpkitj
spent his vacation as rectoi
Paul's Episcopal church
nettsville, beginning in
and ending on Sunday 1
Monday to spend ono wt
his parents in Columbia, 1
turning to the University
pletc his study and oxai
The congregation of St. Pa
so well pleased with him
call vas extended him to cc
to Benuettsville on oomple
graduation work.
To the Sunday School Wor \
of Marlboro Co
DEAH BRETHREN.-Tho im r
holding our annual Sunda;
Conference is drawing nigh, i
.i- lally a* |K??ytjb!>j ?o tho i.k?ei?uat ?'?<.
.< tifiUVille, ?fd tin prepare tVt? iuu??jl
. I II i.i ti /..?.i . ?btujie?'i
' . I -. in till' T>:. .( ./'.. M\
Benuettsville is preparing lor a gooa
mooting, and tho brethren will ho dis
appointed if you fail to show the do
sired interest. Como, working and
praying for the success of tho Confer
ence nt Bennet tsvi?e
Tho timo is short - first Fiiday ami
Saturday in May, 3d and 4th.
W. L Stanton, President j
S. A. Brown, Secretary.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
Tho following luttorn romain uncalled
for nt DoniKittRvillo PoBtotlico :
MALE LIST.
Z V Crouch, J C Simpson, Morgun
Gibson, E Tueright, B F Ford, M
Deueson, Robert Israel, Ruy Ialar, J
S Thompson, Neal McCrimon, W. G.
Boshamcr, Nod Fuller.
FEMALE LIST
Constantia Blower, R Fuller, Sa
rah McCray, Mamie E. Cash. Hattie
Florouco.
T. B. MCLAURIN, P. M.
AN ORDINANCE
To Make the dairying of Concealed
Weapons a Misdemeanor.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Alder
roon ot 'he Town of Honnottsvillo and
by thc authority ol' the ?ame:
On and after thin date auy person wMi
in the corporate limits of the Town of
Benncttsvillc currying a Pistol. Dirk. Ita
zor, Slim; Shot, Metal Knucks. or other
deadly weapon usually u?ed for the in
fliction ol personal injury. concealod about
iho person, shall be guilty of a milda*'
mcanor, and upon conviction thereof ?li ul I
forfeit to tho Town of Honnottsvillo tue
weapon carried oouccaled. and ho fined
in the sum of not more (hanODO hundred
dollars and not less than Twenty dollars,
or imprisoned not more than 39 days nor
less than five days, al tho discretion of
the Mayor or Council hearing the caso.
Nothing herein contained shall bo cou
st rued to apply to persons carrying con
cealed weapons upon their own promises,
or peace officer in tlie aotual discharge of
their duties an peuce oflieor.
Done and ratified in Council this first
day ol' March, 1007.
P, A. HODGES, Mayor
?ure? Cold?? Prevents Pneumonia
Torturo of Women.
It wns a terrible torture that Mrs.
Gerti? Mc Fa ria nd, of King's Moun
tain, N. C., de8ciibe8 as follows : "1
suffered dreadful pain, and heenmo so
wonk I wns given up to die, when my
husband got mo Wino of Cardui, The
first ?loso gave relief, and with three
bottles I am up doing my work. I
cannot >ny enough in praise of C.rdui
A wonderful remedy for woman's ills.
At druggists, 81 00
A Memorable Day.
Ono of thc days wo remember with
nlca'uro. as woll as with profit to our
health, is thc ono on whioh wc hocomo
acquainted With Dr. King's Now Lifo
Pills, tho painless purifiers that cure
headache- and biliousness, and koop tho
howols rigli ' T T iWpiip nri...
utore.
MADNESS^SEAT?.
Th? ln*vlU?bl? Fat? That Awaits th?
Abelnth Tippler,
w 'mt is absinth? It is prepared by
pounding the leaves and flowering tops
of \ i" UB species of wormwootl, Btnr
anise ??M)t, sweetlkig root, loa vos of
dittany aud other aromatic plants, nud
ttteephig them In alcohol. Af tor oight
or ton days tho mixturo ls distilled,
and oil of aniseed or somo slmiiur os
sen tia I oil Is added. This ls the method
ot producing tho gonuine absinth, but
lt iMtrles usually lu tho direction of
cheapening production uud Increasing
profit- Folsonous wood alcohol ls
U8i U foi' macoratlug tiio vegetable In
gredients, and inferior and ofteu in
i I 'IOUN liorbs sro oinploycd. Theso do
pol .iys produce tiio much desired
greenish opalescouco, and turmeric, lu
ng.), sulphate of copper and other col
II in matters aro employed. Tho con
on 's of regularly drluklug even
lilly prepared absinth aro in tho
1:10113 to mind and body. Tho
inutn oifforonco botwocu tho various
quill tlc . of tho liquor Js the rapidity
whn . i.lch deleterious oflfocts ore* pro
dU| ed \ man can go on drluklug tho
heil qualities a tlttlo longer boforo
becomes a mcutal and physical
that ls all. And, whether ono
ks o excess or only takes a rog
ular ly dose, tho end is tho same.
nonce of event? and their du
llly aro diff?rent In tho first
tho largo doses of tho liquor UOC
:o produce any el?oct speedily
. .lio victim linallie to oat food,
tortured by an unquenchable
llaliuclnatlons speedily follow,
Olid ll grave or the madhouse I? tho
le end. The absinth tippler
;o.?i o ruin down nu easier slope. His
symptoins are lo.;s of weight
migtll, followed by the develop
er muscular twltchlngs and a
I < gait, somewhat similar to
locomotor ataxia. Then ballu
s set in, accompanied by grad
oi, treading paralysis, which ends
till. If n person ls a regular dally
koi of absinth, whether he drinks
. ..ss or only tipples moderately,
ol' tho nervous system, followed
I . .ness or death, ls absolutely cer
xebango.
v ? NEW YORK FIRSTS.
I ie rst governor was Peter Minuit,
appointed In 1020.
rst mule child horn of European
ire ' was Jean Vigil0 (1011).
rst female child horn of Euro
rents was Sarah Uupiiljii (1015).
nt physician wan Dr. Johannes
tugue, who began practicing in
:1 who for many years was the
ou!y doctor.
rst engineer was Kryn Fred
ho was authorized by the gov
I 1020 to superintend tho con
l of a permanent fort on Man*
sland.
rst meeting room for religious
was (1020) In the loft of the
iver mill located on wdiat is
? lili William street, near Pearl,
fork Herald.
rst warehouse was eructed in
t was a rude, Inartistic struc
10 corner of which was sot
i a village .store. Hero tho In
line for a drink of tho wblto
Ire water."
munt lo ii 11* loud
P?>i..?/, po that
loro d ov ni. i
..HShv.'oin.ll.. i ?-.
dupols 222. She was nearly tickled to
doath. "I won't thank you for the pres
ent," she said, "bccilUSO the kitten
WOUld pine away and die." She thou
explained that lu Holland to thank u
friend l'or a present was always sup
posed to l.ring had luck. Maybe all
lUQn these days are Hollanders. Tho
more favors you do them tho lena they
thank you. New York Fross.
Why Tears Flow.
All human emotions, however slight
they may be, either decrease or In
crease tho circulation of,tho blood.
Those emin ions that hiing tears causo
the blood vessels around the eyes to
expand, thus flooding the lachrymal or
tear glands with blood. Tho tear
glands always secrete a little to keep
tho eyes cool and moist and carry oft
specks of dust through tho nasal pas
sages, but the extra supply of blood
increases tills secretion to such an ex
tent thal it cannot go off in the minni
way, so overflows.
Von Moltko at Cards.
Count von Moilke, Qcrmnny's great
field marshal, never lost a butilo, aud
it annoyed him lo lose II name of curds.
iV biographer says of his old age: "Tho
family were trained to let him win If
tiley could without his noticing their
lullUOllvcr, and they would reckon up
the sums to tile smallest amount. 'It
ls really wonderful that I have won in
spite of my bad play,' ho remarked to
me onco rather suspiciously, but ho
abided by tho result."
A Fro? Hand.
"You sketch with a free hand, Miss
Browusmlth," romarked tho professor,
who bad been critically examining hor
portfolio.
"Entirely free," said tho young lady
as slio cast down her eyes in soft con
fusion and waited for tho professor to
follow up tho opening.
Libornl.
The new pastor of a country church
said to one of his deacons, "I lind that
Brother Linkum ha? very Uliornl i
liglotts views."
"Yes," replied the deacon, "Brother
Lillknni is more liberal in lils views
(linn lu lils contributions."
jtW* Itch ennui in 80 minutes
by Woolf ord's Sanitary Lotion
Never fails. Sold by J. T.
Douglas Druggist, Bennetts
ville, 8. 0.
WANTED;
A good salesman to ropresont us in
Bennettsville and vicinity. Do not
answer unless you ninan business.
Add OHS' Wnro-fthoppard Oigar Co.
P. O. Box701 Norfolk, Va.
AGENTS WANTED-Hov.
3am Jones' Lifo and Sayings, by
lu's wifo, ie tho biggost sollor over
published. Prico only $2.50 Mag
nificent outfit and fight to terri
tory only 60 couts. Dont miss this
ahanco of your lifo to make money.
Diiculurs froo. L. J. Niohob &
. ii?. A lla/Atii du i'll't
DR. SPENOER.
DENTIST.
OFFICB Up etatre ID Oroeland Building,
Phone 180.
JH?N.iVHTTHVIl.i 1- H. O.
MILTON MobAUBiN,
Attorney at Law aud
Probate Judge
OQloo tn Court HOURO.
E. C. MORRISON j
- DKAI.KK IH -
Eleotrioal and Plumbing Supplies.
Elcotrio Lamps a SpeoiaUy.
Manaoov City Kl e ct rio Plant
Phone 114. * Reuoottflvlllo, S. O
W" Report nil troublo with tho linos o
-arcot lights to tho above.
SURETY BONDS,
FIDELITY AND COURT,
CONTRACT and FIDELITY BONDS
Thoro arc no bettor compunics than
iheso, ropro8ontod?by
mo. S. MOORE._
Nov. 15, 1804.
THIS MAY INTEUEBT YOU
Ko ono is imiUUSC from kidney trouble,
so just roiUCinbcr that Foley's Kidney
Cin e will will stop the irregularities mid
cure any case o? kidney and bladder trou
ble that is not beyond Hie reach of med
icine.
HOW MUCH lERTILIZER TO
APPLY,
Tho question, "How much fertilizer
Should be used per aero?" cannot be an
swered definitely, but only in a general
way. lt ls .sometime!* put in thia form:
"What ls the most profitable amount tbat
may bo applied per acre?" Neither can
tlie question in the 0 mended form be
exactly and accurately answered. Thc
Boil, its ciiarncter, condition, preparation,
etc., may be well known, or controllable
factor:-!, but we I:now not what tho sea
sons may bo. say;* Hon. lt. .1. Redding,
Director Georgia Experiment station, De
partment of Agriculture, in tho Virginia
Carolina Fertilizer Almanac.
Wo know that some crops will bear
larger amounts of fertilizers with reason
able assurance of prolltablc returns than
may be expected of oilier soils. A crop |
that ooounles ibo ?nil from tho f "
ii - i ? i .lim ( ij.Vi'i wi1) ?' t'rpj ii?M
I; , . ?MI i I- t i l- iiprlrjg flin! ripens? foi'
ti ir y 1 lp H !...>? -.i The liri i. < lise :.
?1 ; ?ti 1.1 rd tutti wheat'4 or otho) (trnall
iii O, i-f ffi'rtt fi, <?.!.. -i:*.Ue Wh'U.1 .nv.':. Ill
M;- fib ,<r tllti V"U. l>u' !, a Ol'Op OVO. li
vi. :- Kui poll (.Miring Ul' Int? (??'.: and win
. ?. (liid ?iii ii y '.ipi |nj'-;d'.irliiK wit lett ? ?. I
vh>u ibo raina .ii- \. vio Itv ifbo idtt'fit - !
? i i ilUg fol bill-i -j III lute .-Ul ?It?, 0?
> '.. <.:rly ruminer, be ne U.v binning
Bummer heat and possible drouths of
Juno and July. Oats and wheat therefore
aro ideal crops for liberal fertilizing.
Corn ls rather an uncertain crop on the
ordinary dry uplands of tho South. lt
has but a short period in which to devel
op its flowers- tiLSHola and silks-cover
lng but a few days, if very dry weather
shall prevail when thin critical period If
approaching, ami for some time after li
is passed, the crops may prove a greatei
or less failure, 'liiere can be no second
effort, no second period of bloomhi
ll is different in the case of cotton,
which commences to bloom and mailt
fruit In .lune (or even earlier) and con
tinues throughout tho summer untl!
checked by a severe frost In NovcinbCI
It has a number of "chances."
Cotton ls therefore another Ideal ero;
for liberal fertilizing. A small nmoun
of fertilizers applied per aero will n<
doubt yield a larger percentage profli
on Its cost than will a larger amount
To illustrate: An application of $2 wort!
of fertilizer poi" aero may cause an In
creased yield of cotton (at 10 cents pei
pound) of tho value of |6 to IS, or a proll
of 200 to :100 por cent, on Its cost. 1 have
frequently had such results. Hut lt dm s
not follow that twice as heavy an appli
cation will produce twice as large re
suits, or that three times as much would
cause three thins as great an Incroas
In the yield, in other words, the rate
of Increase In the yield of cotton will
not be in proportion to the Increase li
the amount of fertilizers applied. Tw<
dollars' worth of fertilizer per acre ma-,
yield an Increase in the crop of $0; hui
$G worth would not thereforo bring ai
Increase of Jis.
Hut careful observation has shown {tint
an application of $5 to $6 worth 01* f?rtil
izers (properly balanced) ls a safe amount
to apply per acre on cotton. Many farm
ers in Georgia have secured satisfactory
returns from an application of so much
RH KOO pounds per acre,
1 think GOO pounds a perfectly sap1 limit
on upland tn fairly good condition, well
prepared and properly cultivated lu cot
ton. Por corn, I would limit the amount
to 200 to 300 pounds per aero on old up
lands.
National I'uvo Food ami Drng Law.
We arc pleased to announce that Foleys
Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung
troubles is not affected by the National
Pure Pood and Drug law as it contains
110 opiates or other hann (ul drugs, and
we recommend it as a safe remedy for
Children and adults. Reid & Co.
Long Live Thc King!
?a the popular cry throughout European
countries; while in America, the cry ol
present day is "Long livo Dr. King's
Now Discovery, King of Throat and
Lunn Komddius." ol' which Mrs Julia
Ryder I'aiuo, Truro, Mass., says: ' lt
wovor fails to give immediate roliof am)
to quickly cine a cough or cold-1' Mrs.
Paine's opinion is shared by a tnnjoiity
if thc inhabitants ol'this country New
Discovery cures wonk 1 un>is nod sore
throats a?'ior all ?thor remedies luve
tailed; nnd lor coughs and colds it's 'ho
inly suro cine. Guaranteed hy J, T,
I touch.) Druggi.il.
?honpRendlntr.
Tho Democrat and McCall's
Magazine-au oxccllcnt Lady's
Hook for $1.35
Tho Sunny South and tho Dcmo
?rat for only $1.50
Thc Tri-Weekly Atlanta Consti
tution and D?MOORAT ono year
br only $1,75. This is thc ohcap
;st reading ever ottered.
A wonderful Happening.
Port Byron, N. Y.. has wi messed ono
if I ho most rc m .ilk aldo casos of healing
iver recorded, Amos V. King, of that
)laco nays; ''Huoklon's Arnica Salve
mied a soro on my log with which I
lad suffered ovor 80 yonrs. I am now
tighty (Ivo.'* Guaranteed lo euro all
eros, by J. T. Douglas Druggist 25o.
Crops
TbatCoiivl
VifT^i m FIWT?T ?rrn>
Pce ACJTC
Wo will convino* you that you
can "inoroa'io your ylolds por nore"
and you won't havo to koop lt a so~
crot, olthor, Road what Matar*?
Whorrv & Bon, of tho Magnolia
Fruit farra, Durant, Misa., wilta:
"From two aoros of strawhorrlos,
on v/ li loll 1,000 pounda of
Virginia-Carolina Fertilizer*
por nero woro usod, we oloarod a
?rofl t of $75.CO por ?ero moro than
lio other 14,<< aorosof strawberries
whloh had only 600 pounda of this
fortlUzor.'* Thus doublo tho quan
tity of thoBO f mt i ll zo rd on f noli aoro
of any orop, and moro than doubly
.Mnoroaso your yields por aoro." Bo
lluro you buy only Virginia-Caro
lina Porlllizora.
Yiri; toil-Carolina Chemleal Co.
Ple?nnoiid. V??. Atlant?, On.
Norfolk, Va. Havannah. Oa.
Durham, N. O. Montgomery. Ala*
Charleston, H. O. Memphis. Tonn.
Oaltlmoio, MU. HUrovoxiort, La.
ft COMPOST DRILL
that will thoroughly pulverize and ovonly
distribute l'Jom ono hundred pounda to
ten tons por aero. Made in lwo sizes.
For salo by J. T. DONALDSON.
Drako, 8. 0.
Agent for Murlboro county'.
fl??^Kingharns Roaliablo Hams, j
Breakfast Bacou,Beet Ploras, Beef'
Tongue, always nico and frosh at]
W. M. Rowe's.
PST Pipes and SraokersSupplieein
endless variety can bo found at J. T
Douglas' Drug Store.
I Tho Newton Pills
Those groat blood and liver
rogilla tors are known over
Marlboro. For the convenience
?tit his customers be bas left a
few boxes at this oi?ioe whore!
they can get them.
Vi- fUa
mi?
.H.V^Tn'liT'iy
lad**aaalfefflf1 Tho farmer1*
YlciaaP*rA.cr?" MU?iS?
t couut'K'ow
larger In proportion to tho fertility
of his i m m. To supply to your farm
tho olomonts that havo boon taken
from lt by planting and harvesting
floason nf tor season, uso bountifully
Virginia-Carolina Fertilizara
(with a special formula for ovory
crop). Thoy lay at tho root of thous
ands and thousands of prosperous
farms. Uso these fertilizers for all
your orono, no matter what they
may bo. They will greatly "luorease
your yields por aero," and make your
money-bag fuller. Ask your dealer
for thom, and If ho can't suppry you,
wrlto us direot. Don't pay your
Kood money, nor glvo your not?, for
any inferior substituto.
VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL CO.,
Richmond, Va. Atlanta. Oa.
Norfolk, Va. Savannah, Oa.
Durham, N. C. Montgomery,Al*.
Charleston, S. C. Momphli.Tonn.
Halt lino re, Md. Shreveport, La.
m. FULLER KEEPS THEM
Rubber-tired vehicles aro grow
ing in popularity. They aro not
only much more comfortable to
ritlo in but closo observers, as well
as carriage repairers and manu
facturers, nay that by reducing
tho jolting and jailing of the run
ning-goiir, ru hbo r tires prolong
tho lifo of a vehiclo.
JUST WHAT YOU WANT
Wo arc now showing tho nicost
lot of CUT GLASS to bo soon
any whore. The price is LOW,
the (|iiulity tho BEST.
In Stationery wo have all any
one can wish. Books, Paper, Tab
lets, Pens, Pencils, Blank books
and Everything in that lino.
Otic Ding Department is al
ways our pride. Everything you
need, wo supply.
Prescription work a Specialty.
Wileys Candy, Always fresh.
Bormottsville. Pharmaoy.
ECZEMA AND PILE CURE
FREE, Knowing what it waa to suffer, I
will give PRE? OF OAAHCIU to any afilio
ted a positive euro for Eczema, Snit Hhmiin
Erysipelas, Piles and Skin Disoason. In
stant relief. Don't Huffer longer, write V.
VV. WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Avonuo, N
Yovic. Enclose stamp, [Sept 20, 06
Prepared foi' tho Work.
Mr. S. J. Pearson, tho Jeweler, has
now ono of tho latest improvements
for engraving your nanto or initials
on any article of gold or silver or
plate in tho most up-to dato mannor.
Tiio samples of work already dono by
him aro just Ano. Call and soe him,
TAX XOTt?K I
- --r- '?" .? .-/
Treasurer'.* O?3oa iWil'ttoto vounty
Bonnottavilie, B. <J , Bept ay, 190$.
J OTIC 15 la hereby given that tb? JiovUa
\ for the collection of Taxes for Marl?
.oro county for tho flacal j tnt oommeuolng
tanuary tat, 1906, will be opened at tb?
I'roBhuror'n effloe in Bennuttsvlllo ou Mon
lay Ootober '51b, 1906, nod romain open
tutti December 31st, 1906 A penal** ?rill
10 qbarged on ult tait* remaining unpaid
it tbat date. Tba following; lu tho levy
State tax 5 tull!?
Ordinary county tax 6 j willa
Oooatitatioual Bohool ' 3 mill*
, Total levy
BPBOiAii ScnooLs
lennonville Graded
Tatum
floOoll
beauty Spot
talero
beater
Irlghtsvlllo
loy kin
Mo
iCollook
Hebron
Harmony
kutiooh
Willii
?benoE? r
Olio Bonda
ape?la!,
wpeoiat,
?peotnl
apeohd
fproial
special
apeoial
spooiul
apee<nl
14} nllbl
4 milla i
4 mille
4 milla
3 milla
3 tallia
ai "
a* ?
m
a* "
2 milla
3 milla
a milla
a milla
a mill?
4 null.i
A Poll Tux ot ONT, DOLLA U on. nil mala
perron* between tho ng*-?'of^Tt^ Uft?j (?9 .^.
year?, oxoept coufedorate ?oldlorn, aid
thoao otherwise exempt hy law.
Commutation lt iud Tax of One Dollar,
all uble boiled malo U.OHMVI between tho
ago? of I? and 50 youT 8?i<l tux dun
betwoon tho 15th of October, 1906, ai d
Maroh i, 1907.
J. H. THOMAS,
Trcu8urer Marlboro C.uuty,
WARNING NOTIO&.
,?S> persons aro warned not lo hunt,.
fi 1?, or otliorwho trespass on tho
hfd?V known ns ' Tim Briybt Williamson
Landa." bear Catho 1 Ferry on Poo Deo
Uiver. The law will bc onibrocd against
al! who violuto thia imtioe.
JOHN It TOWNSEND.
Proal Mat Ibero iluntiug Ulub.
December 'J8, 100(1.
Don't Forget
I Am EUll Repairing ORGANS?
SEWING MACHINES & CLOCKS.
ALL my work guaranteed to give
satisfaction or no pay. Gan furnish
any missing or broken parte of any
Machine on the market.
Will do your work at your home,
if preferred, where you can 8EE IT
DONK, and TEST IT before paying
for it.
Xi. WIOKBR?
Benuettsville, 8. 0,
HANDS TO CUT 10,000 Crose Ti??.
Will pay a liberal price for same.
Apply to J. A. DRAKE,
ti? unetUvilb . S. C.
voe* itu.rKMamurx *>i* ifcU)K>o?i.<?.-V-T.<*IS:\\.\eT.-/WIT.
ASHCRAFTS
Condition Powders
A high-class remedy for horses
and mules in poor condition and
in need of a tonic. Builds solid
muscle and fat ; cleanses the sys?
tem, thereby producing a smooth,
glossy, coat of hair. Packed io
doses. 25c. box. Sold by
gmith Nowton, Bcnnottevillo
McUoll Drug Co., Mod oil,
Seaboard Interchangeable Milage
Bettor Than Ev?r.
Tho Seaboard Air Lino inter?
shangeable mileage tickets now
in sale, will after July 15th also
bo good over the Oootral of Geor
gia, Georgia Southern and Flor
ida,Norfolk and Southern, Atlan
tic and North Carolina and Vir
ginia and Carolina Coast roads,
uve new additions, making a to
tal of twenty-eight lines in all
represontating nearly 20,000
miles.
You do not have to delay your
purchase, but Seaboard interchan
geable mileage heretofore sold
ind now on salo will be good over
tho additional ronda aftor July IB,
rogardless of date purohasod.
Purchaeo your mileage tickets
[rom the Soaboard Air Line rail
way.
For further information wrilo
W. h. BURROUGHS, T, P, A.
Columbia, 8 C.
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Manufacturing Works
UK Business recently known as the
OLIO NOVELTY MANUF0TU?
UNG CO, will horoaftcr bo known ai
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TURING WORKS, with F. H. IVKY
ole owner and dirootor,
Tho latest improved wood working
naobinos aro being plaoed for doing ali
finds of Novolty work for buildors use at
iving prioos.
3ot 23. 1903.
Heinz's Sweet Piokles
Shrimps, Lobsters and Devil
ad Crabs at W.M. Rowe's
vV lil Tar Roofing, which ia always
jnsatielaotory, WHEN you can get
? reliable "Rock and Glass-Coated"
Rnofiing for lesa than cost of Shingles.
Seo us or write tor sample* & prices.
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