The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, August 07, 1908, Image 4

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1*-- *mmal*mmt?^'mam?mm***'^^^^^?^_r^^^ TRANSFERS OF ' REAL ESTATE m THE TOWNS OF MARLBORO COUNTY As Ofticidly Recorded in thc Court House Since the First of January CITY OF BBNNKTTSVILLE. W S Rowe to W M Ro?ve, lot, $1050. Geo. W* Waddill to Chas. Gay, Jot ?51250. Harriot M Beckwith, to W C Adams, 2 lots, $1660. W C Adams to Tom McLaurin, lot, $402.50. W J Crosland, et al, Margaret Ifonegan McLaurin, lot, $4250. A J Matheson to W Ii Sanders ?nd Avrilla Sanders, lot, $5.00 and Jot in city of Florence. J A Drake, clerk, to 13 E Moore, Jot, $3750. A J and W S Rowe to Martha E David, lot, $1200. H W Beckwith to A J and W S Rowe, lot $805. II W Carroll to YV B Sanders, Sot, $600. II M Beckwith to W S Rowe, 3 Jots, $1000. II M Beckwith to A .1 Rowe, lot, $050. T C Hamer to W J Crosland, Jot, $0500. Harriet M Beckwith to W S Howe, 5 lots, $3625. Il ll Crosland to E 1) Moore, ct al, lot, $loo. Olivia J Cook to W ?I Crosland, et al, lot, $3501). W B Sanders to A .) Matheson, Jot, $305, and lot No 17, block UC" Ambleside. dames C Weatherly to S t1 Weatherly, lot, $1080, all interest in said land. 10 1) Graham to ll W Carroll, lot, $180. 11 M Beckwith toll W Carroll, Sot $1. W B Sanders and Avrilla San Sanders to II AV Carroll, lot $5 and lot. H M Beckwith to S J Hubbard, lot $320. C B Crosland to L 1) Newton, tot $1600, F M Emanuel to John L Mc Laurin, lot, $5(100. A J Matheson to 1 lennie B Cros land, lot $5000. Meta E Moore to R ?I Easter Ving, lot, $1500. W S Howe to F M llinson and ll B Spears, lot, $1500. Jas. McDaniel to A B Hamer, lot $600. II W (tarroll to C C Hamer, lot. $000. CC Hamer to ll \V Carroll, lot, $850. Chas E Exum to Sol Brown, lot, $2500. A J Matheson to I ll Hounds, lot, $100. 'A' J Crosland and J E Kinney to J M Jackson, lot, $1. Gift to Methodist church. Thos. J Breeden to Meta 10 Moore, lot, $1300. R LFreeman to IO )1) Graham, lot $450. E 1) Graham to Mrs. S I Moore, lot, $2000. ' C IO Exum to (ico. A Brown, k>t, $25oo. Esther Brown to Chas. IO Exum, lot, $650. SA Brown lo S E Powers, lot, Jil 0( ?0. ?1 Edward Stubbs to Geo. \V Pegues, lot. $ loo. P A Hodges to ,1 T Carroll, lol, $10o. il M Jacksen, trustee, to John IO ( oxe. lot, $280. John IO Coxc to .) M Jackson, lot $250. KI le rho Powers to Fannie N Powers, lot$500 and I ovo and af? lection. Vista I) Hollis to C R Grace, lot, $l.'?0. Wm. Il Mcilveen to John B vi reen, lot, $1596.Jj Chester ? Hamer to Wm. B Sunders, lot, $200. Harriet M Beckwith to .1 B lill. II. I ; \ i Green, 2 lots,$1430. W B Sanders to C C Hamer, lot, $5 and One lot. H M Beckwith to ?nni?MCov. ington, 7 lots, $2735. H M Beckwith to B E Moore, lot, $300. A J Matheson to Warren Mooro, 4 lots, $1100. Warren Mooro to A J Matheson, lot, 3000. I HB Fuller to A J Matheson, lot, $3300. A J Matheson to Geo. W Free man, lot, $375. A J Matheson to W B Drake, lot, $000. E D Moore to W S Mowry, lot, $2750. A J Matheson to M Joella Baldwin, lot, $302.88. I) 1) McColl to Hendrix Reese, lot, $321.90. H W Carroll to I) 1> McColl, lot, 8218.40. TOWN OF MCCOLL. TBGibsontoS E Liles, lot $3000. M M McColl to N L McCor mac, lot $1200. J F McLaurin to CS McLaurin lot, $1. Mrs. M McKinnon to Mrs. Sal lie M McLaurin, 2 lots, $1500. T B Gibson to Jas. S Rogers lot, $300. Mrs. Kittie J McLaurin t town of McColl, lot, $50. A W Morrison to Mrs. Kittie i McLaurin, lot, $50. T B Gibson to Mrs. M E Cai lisle, 1 lots, $530. T B Gibson to 1) L Williams, lots. $270. TB Gibson to A P Williams, lots, $483.34. T B Gibson to Lucien William! 2 lots. 8990.34. Muutie Fletcher to J W Hatcl lot, $100.58. T B Gibson to Joe Tyler Bree" en, lot, $300, T B Gibson to ll A Willis, lots $47.'). Pressly Mahgum to Mrs. Ma gie Covington, lot, $200, J P Bell to Robt. Chapman, lc $210. T B Gibson to Chas A Crece 6 lots, $732. TB Gibson to J P Bell,Tot, $11 T B Gibsoi to li M Stone, 1< $121. T B Gibson to I S Mel >onald lots, $200. T B Gibson to D J Bolton, lots, 82IC. TB Gibson to A W Morrisc lot, $100. TOWN OF CLIO. J B Green, sherill', to John Bi rentinc and ll C Herring*lot$5' Chas. McRae to .1 R McLc< lot, $7.">. Brooks 1 lamer to R I > And sob, lot, $2250. Sarah E triggers to RT ?Ja? son, lot, $170(>. 1 lector McLaurin to Dom Newton, lot, $1500. Archie Parker and others to Currie, lot, $200. E Starnberger to ('has. ( ) Spen lot $2?0. ,1 D Edens to Nao m ah ?I Covi ton, lot $1000. Naomah J Covington to ?Iel! Edens, lot, lot in exchange. Alfred R Bunch, ?Ir., to ?Jos? F Bunch, lol, $010. ls Stcrnberger to Alfred Bunch, .ir., lot $600. Geo. R Welch to A B Welch, 6050. A C McRae to Alice I) Mel ! lot. $5000. J O D Kitts to N 11 Larkins. 8200. Dr. C S Evans to Rev. Quick, lot, S150. lOWN Ol' 'I' AT I'M. I leila K Eastoiiing to I .utln Stant?n, U acres, 81300. John I huiglas Berry to -I Stanton, lot 8j lo. Lula I. Md >anicl t<> John I >< las Berry, lot 81 lo. I lando 11 Stanton to L C am L Stanton, lot. $000. AV K Bethen io L C Stan lot. $2500. .1 ll Reese, et al, trustee, ?J Stanton, lot, $000. Robt. C I lamer to J A Stan lot, $300. F M. Morrison, et al trustee; J A Stanton, lot, $400. Pee Dee Lu rober Co., to N v M Carmichael, lot, $30. TOWN OF BLENHEIM. G 1) Matheson to Ben L Jonos, lot, $25. A Nellie Matheson May to the Blenheim Bottling Works, lot, lot $5. E L Powell to Arabella A Hob ers, lot, $2500. J 0 Campbell to W L Atkinson, lot, $285. TOWN OF DUNBAR. Carolina J Herring to Isaac Loyd, 1 acre, $50. Pee Dee Land Co., to W II Me Nair and others, 1 acre, $50. August time, tells on the nerves. But that spiritless, no ntnoition feeling can be easily and quickly nltered by taking what is known by druggists everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Within 48 hours after beginning to use the Restor ative, improvement will be noticed. Of course, full health will not immediately return. The gain, however, will surely follow. And best of all, you will realize and feel your strength and ambition as it is returning. Outside influences de press first the "inside nerves'' then thc stomach, Heart, and Kidneys will usual ly fail. .Strengthen these failing nerves with Dr. Shoop's Restorative and see how quickly health will be yours again. Sold by J no. T Douglas. Mr. Dunford to Louisville Kev. .ICC Dunford has been called to the Immanuel church, Louisville. Ho lived in Marlboro comity, this state, when a boy, and was educated at Wake Forest. For a number of years was a col lege profesor in Roanoke Female college, Virginia, Ouachita, Ar kansas, and Bethel, Kentucky. His wife is a sister of Dr. Millard, of Atlanta. - Baptist courier. Why James Lee Got Well. Kverybody in Zauesvillc, (>., knows Mrs. Marv Ree, of rural route S. She writes: "My husband, Janicsl.ee, firmly believes he owes his life to the use of nr. King's New Discovers . His lungs were so severely affected that consumption seemed inevitable, when a friei 1 recom mended New Discovery. We ried it, ami its use has restored him b perfect health." nr. King's New nis'I' cry is the Ring of throat and lung remedies. For coughs and colds il has no equal. The first dobie gives relief. Try it! Sold under guarantee at Douglas & breeden's ilrug store. 50c. and $1.00. Trial bot tle free. Shootin/i in Charleston By order of Col Henry T Thom son, 20 men from 2nd regiment have gone to Charleston this week fer preliminary target practice from which a team will be selected to represent South Carolina at Camp Berry, Ohio, Capt W II McIntyre and Lieutenants Henry K Covington und Chas. P. Town send, of Bonnettsville ure among those selected for the practice. Excellent Health Advice. Mrs. M M Davison, ,,f No. 3*9 Gifford Ave., San jose, Cal., says: "The worth of Electric Hitters as a general family remedy, for headache, billiousncss and torpor of the liver and bowels is so pro nounced that I nm prompted to say a word in its favor, for the benefit of those seeking relict from such allictions. There is more hen 1th for thc digestive organs in a bottle of RR-clrio Ritters than in any other remedy, 1 know of." Sold under guarantee at Douglas cc breeden's drug store. 5?0, The Congressional Campafn. The candidates for congress hayo already spoken at McColl, ('lio, Grcelcyv.ili?, Carver's Pay, Mor risville, Johshonvillc, Hymans ville, Tiniiiionsville and Beulah. They will speak at Lake City today. Hilton tomorrow, Mull?as Friday, und Nebo Saturday. They will finish the campaign next week, at tho folowing places: Dogs Bluff Monday, Socastco Tuesday, Loris Wednesday, Lamar Tnnrsday, nnd Ilartsvillo Satur day. News comos from td! over the district that Mr Hodges will make a line race and will oe in the sec ond primary. The bittor light between Rags dale, Murchison and Klcrbo is thought tobe bonof?ttinf? Mr. Hod? gos moro than anybody else. Announcements CANDIDATES Candidat** card* ar* published from dato of ipicrtion till th* election for fir* dollar*, cata ia advaace. AUDITOR I hereby announce myself a candi date for reappointment to the olllco of County auditor, subject to the ac tion of tho democratic primary. A-l) J P Campbell. SHERIFF' I liereby announce tnysolf as a can didate for Sherill" of Marlboro County subject to tlie results of the Demo cratic primary. A-D YV V Bogers. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of sherill of Marl boro county, subject to tho rulos and regulations of the Democratic pri mary. A I). W A Hinshaw. I am a candidate for the oillcc of Sheriff of Marlboro county, subject to thc rules and result of bite approach ing Democratic primary. A-D 10 J Woodley. TREASURER I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer, subject to tlie action of the Democratic primary. A-D C W Crosland. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Treasurer of Marlboro coun ty, subject to thc action of thc Demo oe ra tic primary. J P Evans AD SUPERVISOR I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho olllce of County Supervi sor, subject to thc action of the Dem ocratic primary. A-D EDCraham. 1 hereby announce my candidacy for reelection bo tho olllce ol* Stipend sor of Marlboro county subject to thc results of thc Democratic primar v. A-l) Frank Mantung, .'lr. CLERK O I-' COURT I hereby announce myself a candi date for < lerk of ( oort, subject to the action of thc Democratic primary. A-D .lohn li Thomas. 1 hereby announce myself as a can didate for Clerk of Court, subject to thc action of the D?mocratie primary. A-D Jolt D Edens. I hereby annonce myself a can didate for clerk of court,subject to the action of thc Democratic primary. A-l) Tom C 1 lamer. I hereby announce myself a candi dato for re-election to tho ellice of Clerk of Court, subject to the D?mo cratie primary. A-D .1 A Drake. CONCH ESS I announce myself a candidate for Congress from the sixth district, sub ject to the rules of tho Democratic primary. A-D P A Hodges. UNITED STATES SENATE 1 beg to announce my candidacy for tho United States Senate in the ap proaclfing Democratic Primary, and I respectfully solicit the support of tho Democratic voters of thc state. A. D. R. G. Rhett. WANTS And Miscellaneous Notices. Advertisements under this head arc published for 25 cents for each insertion of 25 words or less, cash in advance. WANTED Ker 1901), an energetic man with sulllclent fore? to work three horse farm. To the right man will give liberal terms on sharecrop plan. Address (Seo. YY. W'addill, Sumter. S. C. R. E. D. No 2. 13-19. A. D. Aug. 190S. Tho following were baptized at tho Baptist church Sunday night: Mr. and Mrs. Treece. Misses Myr tle Trocee, Lucy Lewis. Mona Hughes, Bessie C'ottingham and Kalie Lingers; Curl Moore, Norman Powers und K ll Hogers. The bil lowing aro yet to.be baptized: Mrs. Alma Power ., Misses! Ila and Sal lie Wright and Benia!? Jackson. Mrs. Hattie Pack was received by letter from Tindal, S. ( ?. PA Hodges spent Sunday hore with his family. He is out on tho campaign every week day now, and reports that he is meeting with lots of encouragement in his race for congress. There is no truth in the report which is being circu lated that lu? bas resigned as finan cial agent of columbia college. Ile is taking n month's' vacation front that work in order to make tho campaign for congress. Should he be elected to congress, ho will have till I>ocomber, 1900, to finish the cain ass for tuc en dowment of columbia college. -- ? - ? ??.? ? Crops Fine in Sumter A letter from Geo. NV Wnddill says that crops are line in Sumter tins year. Mr. W'addill is advertising fora man to work his plantation next year. See want column. ACT QUICKLY. Delay Has Been Dangerous Sn 1 BenneUsville. Do tho right thing at the right time. Act quickly in times of danger. Backache is kidney danger. Donn's Kidney Pills act quickty. Cure all distressing, dangerous, kidney ills. Pion ty of evidence to prove this. D. tt. Norris, living one and one half miles north of Darlington, S. C., says: "I am pleased to recom mend Doan's Kidney Pills and give this testimonial in the hopo that some sufferer may bo benefit ted thereby. I have to drive sev eral miles every day and I believe that tho constant jarring of the rig caused ray kidneys to become af fected, at any rate, my back be came very lamo and sore and ach ed nearly all the time. Mornings after arising, it would be quite awhile before I could get about with any great degree of freedom, and though I used plasters and rubbed ray back with liniments, I did not get any better. When thc kidney secretions begun to act reg ularly und contained a sediment, I concluded that the trouble arose from ray kidneys, and as I had been told about thc merit of Doan's Kidney Pills, I bought a box. I had taken them only a short time when tho backaches ceased, the kidney secretions became regular and I felt better in every way." For sale by all dealers. Price r>0 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., B?llalo, New York, sole agents for tho United States. Remember thc name-Donn's and take no other. Weak Women To weak and ailing women, thero ls at least ono way to help. Rut with that way, two treatments, must bo combined. Ono is local, ono In constitu tional, but both aro important, both cssoutlnL Dr. Shoop's Night CAITO ls tho Local. Dr. Shoop's Restorative, tho Constitutional. Tho former- Dr. Shoop's Night Curo-isa topical mucous membrane suppository remedy, while Dr. Shoop's Restorative is wholly an internal treat mont. Tho Restomtiw reaches throughout thu ontiro system, sceldng tho repair of all nervo, all tissue, and all brood ailments. Tho "Night Curo", as Its namo Implies, does tt3 work while, you 6leop. It soothes soro and inflam ed mucous surfaces, heals local weaknesses and discharges, while tho Restorative, oases nervous excitement, glvos renewed vigor and ambition, builds up wasted tissues, bringing about renewod strength, vigor, and energy. Tako Dr. Shoop's Restorative- Tablets or Liquid-asa genoral tonio to tho system. R)r positive local holp, uso as weU Dr. ?Shoop's Night Cure JOHN T. DOUGLAS. University of South Carolina Wide range of choice in Scientific, Literary, Graduate and Professional Courses lead ing to degrees of - Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Licentiate of Instruc tion, Bachelor of Laws, Mas ter of Arts, Civil Engineer and Electrical Engineer. Well equipped Laboratories, Library of of over 40,000 vol umes. Expenses moderate---7many students make their own ex penses. Next Session 104th begins September 23,1908. For Announcement write to the President, Columbia. S. C. 8-15 A. D. When the Stomncli, Heart, or Kidney nerves get weak, then these organs al ways ? iii. Don't (lmg the Stotnaoh-nor stimulate the Heart or Kidneys. Thal is simply a make-shift. Ciel a prescript Hon known to Druggists everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Resorptive. Thc Restora tive is prepared expressly for thesjc weak inside nerves. Strengthen these nerves, build them up with Dr. Shoop's Restor ative tablets or liquid and see how quickly help will come. Sold l>y Jim. T. Douglas, MUST FILE STATEMENTS Expense Account Act, Published by Order of County,Executive .:, ?omn?tfcc. Headquarters of tito State Demo eratic Executive Committee, Col umbia, S. C., Juno 4th, 1908. To tho County Chairmen of the Democratic Party of South Caro - lina: Gentlemen: You will please call tho attention of all candidates in tho Democratic primary in your County tho following act of tho Legislature, approved March v6, 1905, and make it your personal business to soo that every candi date (iles a pledge with the clerk of court of your county as requir ed by said act: AN ACT Making Certain Offen ces in Primrry Elections Misdej| ^1 caners, and Prescribing Penalties Therefor. Section 1. Be it enacted by tho General Assembly of South Caro lin: At and before every political primary election held by any political party, organization or association, for the purpose of choosing candidates for offico, or tho election of delegates to conven tions, in this State, any person who shall by threats or any other form of intimidation, or by the payment, delivery or promise of money, or other article of value procure or oller, promise or clea vor to procure, another to \$to for or against any particular can didate in such election, or who shall, for such consideration, offer ing to so vote, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 2. Every candidato o?fer for election, under thc provisions ji Section 1, shall make the fol lowing pledge and fi lo tho samo with the Clerk of the Court ot" Common Pleas for tho County in which he is a candidate, unless ho should bc a candidate in more than one County, in which case he shall lile same with tho Secretary of State, before he shall enter his campaign, to wit: I, tho under* signed, ' x/L il-.. County of and State of South Carolina, candidate for tho office of hereby pledge that I will not give nor spend money, or use intoxicat ing liquors for the purpose of Ob taining or influencing votes, a)*'\ that I shall,at the conclusion of campaign and before the prima. \ election, render to tho Clerk oi Court or (Secretary of State a$ hereinbefore provided) under oath, un itemized statement of all mon- :, sys spent or provided by me dur ing the campaign for campaign purposes up to that time, and I further pledge that I will, imme diately after thc primary election >r elections that 1 am a candidate in, render an itemized state mont, under oath, showing all further moneys spent or provided by me in said election: Provided, That a failure to comply .. ith this pro vision shall render such election null and void, in so far as thc can didate who fails to lile thc ^ntc ment herein required, but shall not (iffect the validity of the election of any candi tate complying with Ibis Section: And provided fur ther, That such itemized statement lind pledge shall be open to public i usp tion at all times. See. 3. That any violation of the provisions of this Act sh ul Igte ii misdemeanor; and any pcrsoir^S! on conviction thcrof, shall bo fin ial not less than SlOO nor more limn 8500,ot' bo imprisoned at hard labor for not less than One month nor more than six months, or both linc and imprisonment, in the dis cretion of tho Court. Approved the ('.th day of March, \. D. 1905, Very rcspectly. Wilie .Iones, Chairman. Livery voter must bo on club .oil live days before the Primary ?loction, and got a new registra ion certificate. 10-17 A.D Bilious? Peel heavy after dinner? fougue coated? Complexion Sallow, [fiver needs waking ?ip. Donn's Re- lets cure bilious attacks. 25 cents at any hug store.