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AT. A* BRO WN - - - Editor
Friday Dooomber 22, 1905.
?jjijiMii^iji-ni H i i . ' - -. ' LUS-SSSHSMHW*
?tiobscriptlon l'ri?ej
Ono year..$ 1.00
BU iUOHths.50
Three months.28
Grand Mai? Meeting.
The mass meeting of farmers
and all interested in the Cotton
Association called for Monday
was a large and enthusiastic one
and the addresses were fall of
interest as to plans for the next
ear's work. The truth is now
awning that the planters hold
tho keys to the industrial pros
perity of the south, and all that
Is necessary is to organize and
stand tirm. Just think* cotton
is now worth $20 a bale more
than it was a year ago. The
work already done by the Asso
ciation has won the admiration
of the world, and this is glory
worth preserving and stimulus
to greater efforts to go forward
in this grand work of benefiting
all classes of our people.
The Association reorganized
with the election of the follow
ing officers :
President- R. M. Pogues
Vino Presidont-W. A. Rogors
?eo*y ?SJ Treas.-C. E. Breeden
Tho following were elected delegates'
to tho ?tnte con vondon :
R. M. Pegues, J. L?. Mclaurin,
Tl 8. Evans, F. B. Pogues,
Chus. Crosland, W. A. Rogers.
Tho following wore elected delegates
to tho Now Orleans Convention :
R. M. Pogues, J L. Mclaurin, .
W. A. Rogers, A. J. Mathesou,
Chas Crosland, R. C. McIntyre,
H. K Covington.
Committees wero appointed in oil
tho townships to collect Ginners tte
porte and the 3 conto a halo levy.
A orcditablo cotribution was raised
in tho mooting to aid in tho work of
the Association amounting to $250.25
^Svary planter, white and col
ored, should bcitTTQeraber oj the
Association and assist in aiding
in this grand work which i^djen
eiiting all classes.
Christmas Holiday Excursion
RatesSoaboai'd An' Line R. Y.
Account Christmas holidays the
Seaboard wi 1 sell tickets on Dec. 22
23, 24, 25 30th and 31st 1905 and
Jan, 1st li)0l>, limited to Jan. 4th at
rato faro and one-third plus 25c, be
tweon all points in Southeastern ter
ritory including Washington, D. C
For students and teachers tickets
will bc sold nu same basis Dec. 17th
tho 24th inclusive, limited to Jan. 8th
Mr, BblTOB-rNO one knows
tl^e value of ?? ? good neighbor
until he is dead, out of pocket,
or has moved away, I am feel
ing this morning as a sheep with
out a shepherd. Mr. J. H. Cov
ington, my neighbor and distant
relative, has gone away. He
bought a farm of two hundred
acres over in Williamsburg
county. When he got ready to
go he fixed a nice white cloth
top to a two-horse wagon, paok
ed up the necessary tools to
build a new house on his imr
chase and went through the
country.
"Yes, he has gone, I will no
more hear the toot of his horn,
for ho wws a great fox hunter.
He is^as good a neighbor in
as any county
manled tho yow- d ? J
husband ls tho son'*18, Tl?y-.
Janes Tomberlin, at his beauti
wrathy over the matrl'old him he
It is an interesting St?tten on his
l\\\&t> Miss Peicer and TOUHJAR ped
diing wmi;7?yf
might have hisn t??g?
taking along a jug ol wa
a glass and hand out treats
inquirers. I do not know if he
did but imagine he had a good
old time on the trip.
JOEL COVINGTON.
Hebron Dec. 12. 1906.
Hus Joined flic Army.
? lotter from our young friend,
Mr. CharloH Gilmore Bolton, a
worthy son of Mr. J. Frank Bolton
of tho Bounty ftpot section, invites
to his marriage which took place
yesterday aftornoon at 4 o'clock in
the Methodist church in Gaines
ville, Ala. Tho victim of Charlie's
love is Miss Francos Williams
daughter of Mr. Charles Stokes
Williams of that city.
Charley Bolton is ono of our
best boys and wo havo always
boon proud of him, and wo are
glad to learn that ho has climbed
so well. Wo regrot that tho trip
was too far for us to bo present at
lils niarri&go,
Pirating li'oloy'n Ilonoy and Tnr
poley & Co., Chicago, ordinated Hon?
ey and Tar as a ihro.it and lung remedy,
and on account ol thc great merit and
popularity of Foley's Honey and Tar
many immitations are offered for thc
{genuine, These worthless immitations
iavc similar sounding names. Beware
of thc:r.. The genuine Foley's Honey
and Tar is in a yellow package, Ask
tor it and refuse any substitute, ll is
the best remedy for coughs and colds.
Renncttsvillc Pharmacy.
Wo are now prepared to Insure
your country dwellings aud othor pro*
perty. Soo whoo your policy expires
and got our rates.
CROSLAND <fc TYSON.
Phono 212. ''The Insurance Men.'
Miss Mary Beulah Howell, eldest
Daughter of Mr. J. M. Howell.
Becomes Mrs Thomas
Married in this town nt the home
of her parents Mr. aud Mrs James
Howell on Tnursduy eveuing, De
cember 21st, 1905, ut 6 o'clock. Mr.
Cari '?"bomas ot l'ortsmouth, Vn.,
aud Miss Mary Bouluh Howell
Dr. B. MoLcod of tho Presbyterian
churoh pronouncing the words that
made theso two hearts boat os one.
Tho home was ta tofu Hy decorated
with choice evergreens-holly, ivy,
myrtle, &o., whioh added greatly to
tho pretty scone.
The brido was becomingly gown
ed in a tailor-made traveling suit of
bine silk with hut to match. Ader
hasty congratulations and hurried
good-byes, the happy couple were'
oscortcd to tho B. & C. depot where
they took the north bound traiu for
their home at Portsmouth.
An elegant reception was given
tho young couple on Wednesday
night before, at which was present
many frionds from this and o thor
towns. Mrs Hattie McCormao, of
Maxton, assisted in receiving tho
guests, while a bevy of young; ladies
assisted in tho dining roora where
elegant refreshments were served.
The reception lasted from 8 to ll.
The bride, who has many friends,
was tho recipient of many handsome
and useful presents aB tokens of the
high esteem in which she was held.
WANTED.
THE PUBLIC TO KNOW thut I nm now
prepared to THRASH PEAS OD ?hort
notioo nt fair prices mid satisfaction guar
anteed o rpi a pay pay. I oan bo found at
Mrs A. Y. Moore's Placo, R. P. D. No. 4.
W. M. STUM18,
Nov. 10 Bonnottavillo, S, 0,
fcjr- Fito Iosiuaneo tn boat Companies
our Bpeoialty, Lifo Insuranqo porfooted. 1
Its to your interosb tc soo what wo offer. I
Crosland & Tyson,
Phono 212 "The Insuranco Men."
FOR SALE OHEAP.
One two-horee wagon, one one
horse wagon, one open buggy, two ,
Aisme Guano Distributors, ouei
LoacT^Plantor, ono horse or mule. ?
HayeWiro ?han I want and
will soil cheap.
Terrific Raoe
" Death was last approaching
Ralph F. Fernande/, of Tampi
describing his fcartul race with
"as a result ot" liver trouble and hear?
disease, which had robbed me ol sleep
and ol all interest in ldc. I had tried
many different doctors and several med
*. " * ' Tan
rle'
OltVJ&JUAft.U 0? TV?ON
"The Insuranco Mon."
It is a pleasure to take Dr. Dade's Lit
tle Liver Pills and enjoy their tonic cf?
lect upon thc liver. Sold by Marlboro
Drug Co.
Heady lor Your Orders.
Tho Clio Novelty M't'g Works will
?;ot up your Hill for Flooring, Coiling,
germane Siding & Weatherboarding,
as well as your House trimmings
Door, Sash, Blinds, Grills and Man
tles, promptly and cheaply. Seo them
lor anything in the building lino they
will save you money.
Flowers 1 Flowers !
Mrs. Jno S. Moore has a line
lo?T of Geraniums, Begonias
Ferns, Palms and other plants,
well rooted, that she desires to
sell Cuttings 25o per dozen.
No CaSo Of Pneumonia on Record.
Wc do not know ol a single instance
where a cough or cold resulted in pneu
monia or consumption when Foley's
Honey and Tar had been taken. It
cures coughs and colds perlectly, so do
not take chances with some unknown
preparation which may contain opiates,
which cause constipation, a condition
Wiat retards recovery trom a cold. Ask
lor Foley's Honey and Tar and reluse
any substitute offered.
- B?ar^?tsvl?s Pharmacy.
Cheap Reading.
The Democrat and McCnlPs
Magazine-an excellent Lady's
Book for $1.50
The Sunny South and the Demo
crat for only $1.50
The Tri-Weekly Atlanta Consti
tution and DEMOCRAT one year
for only &J,7t). This is the cheap
est rending ever offered.
MIS' HNMtt
Liko wo aro now oi?oring aro un
doubtedly TiiK BUST BARGAINS
as to PRICK in tho whole town.
Then again, price isn't all ; quality
and asBortmont aro to bo looked
at. Tho y aro both Ai.
Call, invost and bo happy and -vise
J. O. TAYLOK ? 00.
Noxt door te Weatherly'?
Di. . 'ill."li Ml." ?i), I .}?.',?
,JV ' . ?? "?. ? ? 'i" ".
Tho Annual Conferenoo.
The work of the Methodist Coofor
euee at Spartauburg closed Monday
atUu noon at 4-80, The next confer
ence meets at Columbia Twe new
Districts have bcon formed- Andoison
end North Oharlcatou-aud now wo
have 12 Presiding Elders. The new
IRIdpra aro Eeva E O. W*tsou, U E.
Black hon no and W. T. Duncan.
Th* conferenoo honored our town
by eleotiog Mayor P. A, Hodges a
delegate to the general conference.
The work in Marlboro has been di
vided between Florence and Marion
Districts as follows :
Florence-W. P. Meadows, P. E.
Bonnettsville, T E Morris,
Bennettsville ct, A T Duulap,
Brightsville, E. M. McKis&iok,
MoColl Mills, D H Everett.
North Marlboro, J L. Mullinix.
Marion-E. O. Watson, P. E.
Blenheim, WS Marlin,
Brownsville, W M Hardin,
Clio ot, F H Shu 1er.
W B Baker goos to Latta
J N Wright goes to Gallivant
EP Taylor P E, goes to Greenville
District.
lt E Stackhousc ia presiding elder
o? Rock Hill Dietrich
MOUE CHANGES.
Mr. C. C. Hamer of Beauty
Spot Section bus rented out hie
farm and will move soon to ono of
the Carroll houses on Jennings
Street.
Mr. Simeon Gibson ot Gibson
Station ie coming to Bonnettsville
to go into the stook business.
Mr. Marion Eastorliug bas i ra
iled the Po .re House to S. J. Mc
Innis for tho Howell house on
Kings Street.
Mr. J. W. LoGrand has moved
tuto tho house vacated by Mr. Mc
Innis,
Mr. Willie Easterling has pur
chased a house in East Bounctts
rille.
Mr. T. F. Gillespie who has
managed so well tho Weatherly
Grocery, has accepted a position
with E. L. Hamiltons.
Crazed By Grief.
Rufus McRae, colored, who was
raised below Blenheim, but for soruo
limo has lived iu Sumter county,
went erazy suddenly one night last
week, while on a visit to his old homo.
It seems that ho found, ou Iiis return,
that his woman had discarded bim for
his brother. In less limn au hour lie
AV ? u u luuatic. During Iiis frenzy ho
NOTICE OF SALK.
BY virtue of a Judgment ol Foreclo
sure and Sale, made in thc above
entitled action on thc 23d day ol Novem
ber 1905, the undersigned will sell on
Tuesday thc 2d day of January, 1906.
(the first Monday being a legal holiday),
bclorc the Court House door ol Marlbo
ro, in Bennettsville, S. C., to the highest
bidder lor CASH, tbe real estate and
mortgaged premises directed to bc sold
in said Judgment and therein described
as follows ; ALL that certain piece,
parcel or tract ol land situate in tbe
county and State aioresaid, containing
EIGHT ACRES, more or less, and
bounded as follows : North by lands of
E. J, Sawyer; South by lands ol Mary
Ann Quick ; West by lands of Thomas
Brown ; East by lands of Mary Ann
Quick; Purchaser ro pay lor all papers
and (ailing to comply with terms of sale
torthwith, thc said premises to be resold
on same or some subsequent salesday at
his or her risk.
J. A. DRAKE,
Clork of Court.
November 28, 1905.
Tax Returns
OKKICK OB" AUDITOR MAUI.nono Co ,
Bonuottuville, 8. C., Nov 30, 1905.
NOT J d', in hornby ?Ivon that thin Ofllco
will bo opon from January mt to Fob
mary 20, 1906, inclusivo, for tho purpose
of rocoiving thc roturna of tho tux puyors
of Marlboro county.
All persons having proporty in their poy?
eeebiop au ownor, or holder, or husband,
parent, guutJian, trustoo, administrator,
accounting officer, ugont, uttoruoy or factor
on tho finit day of January 1906, aro ro
quired to lift tho annie for taxation within
tho timo required by law, or biour tho pon
alty of fifty por cont, whioh attaches in
oatie of failuro to do HO.
PIOUHO tako cotioo also that thin iu tho
timo for tho ro urn of nil Iambi, lot?, in
foot real catato of ovory kind, with all
building thereon. In lintier Towy property
oach lot with improyomoutn must bo listed
separately. Also roture county proporty in
Wh.itovor township it may bo located.
There IH a Pour. TAX of Ono Dollar laid
upon all malo persons botw< cu tho ugo? of
'21 ?nd 60 yoare, oxcopt th OHO who aro
maimed and unablo to earn a support.
Thoro is also a "capitation tax" of fifty
coots lavlod on all dogs
Th? Auditor or an Assistant will attend
at tho following place? in tho county on
tbo days named for tho eonvonionco of tho
pub?i? ;
Rod Hill, Mandeville, January 22d 1906
Red Hill, Blonboim, " 23d 1906
Brownsville, Bristow's Htoro " 24th 1906
Hebron, Ranier's Htoro, " 25th 1906
Rod Bluff, Bluff Mills Htoro ?? 26th 1906
Chu, " 27th 1906
Tatum, " 29II. 1906
MoColl, " 30U? 1906
Nowtonvlllo, Adams' Htoro, " 31st 1906
Brlghtevlllo, Goodwin's Mill, Fob'y 1 1906
Hmithvtllo, Grant's Mill, Fob'y 2 1906
My offioe in Bonnottsvillo will bo opon
during tho timo prosoribod by law from
i . is.?_ - - - r 1
UH?.IIUI/ (Ok LU A'(IUI nut y ' ' ?<)".., WIIU1U
parties in Bennottsvlllo and those who fail?
od to roturn at tho abovo named plaeos can
bo accommodated.
O. ?, SHERRI LL,
Auditor Marlboro County.
I
!
TRIBUTE OP RES i
RESOLUTIONS OV QUAUTLI.V CON?
KKKKNi'i: Hi?NNk'i'ISYII ' I . M ..
WiiHRbiib, It Ima ptoaxod . i o .-. ? ly
Kat li or to tuko to Illrui ulf *>.< brotbof
?JOSKPH I?. BURKOKN, li" i' ! -1
Int That thin Quarter) Oonllrnm il*)*'
?ii ?i< lo ex to i id thu ir.mii; -< oCi ? I
brother Ita sympathy int li bctoavi r
and coiumond to thom an thu . > ' '
generally his lifo and obi. PI ri? hr?d"
togo to bo treasured Hud In : n . fol
roineinbrauoo.
2d That thia Quarterl. I o ifrr;< i? ai d
oburob havo lout ono of il < ( u 'ul
and conaiatont mombora a Uni ( ich no
of us fool that wo oro pc Minti I cl
in tho death of our H roi '
3d That wo, in an oh rna . r
fe?I that tho proapority c . ir ol . hi d
tho aucocBs of or cot inn ol oh
bulldiug waa largely du* I . " J
deo's faithfulnoaa nod I i*b
wo will ovor ohoridh hiB 111
oudoavor to emulato bia
4th That thoflo rea oltitl 0 . . -ad
?on tho Minutos of tho CoiifoiQix um il.
and a copy hotranamitt- <? lb unity of
Brothor Breedon, and publiai bo
county pnpora.
J. ! \ I .vi
P. \ Uou;.
I immUteo,
ANNUAL SV
Tho last meeting il of |
County Commtssione s ill
be bold on Friday 5
and all claims sbotil lin at
dato, as tho Hoard w ipi
the business of 1905.
M. E
D.c. 1905
Santa Olaus ]
At 'tho Excoh, iware
IStorewillbo fount ' k of|
fine hud useful pi ' li
will bo sold rogardl . r
ing tho holidays, as ll
be moved on Main >i
uary, in addition
pretty presents tho v
moro Excelsior St ru,
porcelain lined stoat
cooking utensils. Ct 1
get first choice.
-? ?
A Good Farmer.
Mr. T. F. Dean's
Mr. J. A. Odom, me
cord on land neat
threo horse farm ho
bales of cotton bes
and othor crops. .
bales is worth $3.30
surplus on a throe In
Saycd by Dyn
Sometimes, .1 Haming .
dynamiting a space that
noss, Sometimes, a coue
long, you feel as il noth
?vould cure it. Z, '
?.writes: ''My \
fgrivated cough, which*
nights Two physicians
her; so she took Dr. Kin
.? nv.a. /VDOlll lour
wrote you stating that 1 ha?
i ly cured ot a severe kidne
taking less than two hottli
Kidney Cure It entirely
brick dust sediments, and |
ptoms ot kidney disease
I am glad to say thal I ha\
a return ot any ot these sy
lng the four years that hav<
1 am evidently cured to sta 11
heartily recommend Kol
Cure to any one suffering
or b'adder trouble."
Bcnnettsville
A Oi'eepiner Dca
Hlood poison creeps up
heart, causing death. J.
Bell Blaine, Minn., writes tl
dreadfully injured his hand,
led up like blood poisoning
Arnica Salve drew out the |
cd the wound, and saved hs
in thc world for burns and s
J. T. Douglas's drug store,
BluRKiuh i.iror n Foo to /
You can not accomplish
if your liver is inactive as ye
your eyes are heavy and sli^
you. Oi ino Laxative Fruit S
lates the liver and bowels am
feel bright and active. Orin
Fruit Syrup does not nausea
and is mild and very pleasat
Orino is more effective tha
ordinary cathartics. Refuse
Bcnnettsville Pl
You can apply ManZan in
where the pain is lt is put
lapsible tubes with nozzle attn
introducing it. Man/an sto
stantly and cures all kinds
bleeding, itching and p rot roi
Sold hy Marlboro Drug Com|
Cleared For Acth .
When the body is cleared
hy Dr. King's New Lite Fills,
tell it by the bloom of heall
cheeks; the brightness ot the
firmness ol ihe flesh and mu
buoyancy ot the mind. Try
J. T Douglas's drug store, 25
Wvwnii%v) Nm
i hereby warn any and all poi
hiring or harboring my wlfo Alie
throe ohildron, Martha aged l6,
uni Lizzie nijcd 12 yeats, who ha
for no just OUUHO and aro now li\
from my home. I will proDCOUb
who vinlalt'H lilia notion after pub
STACY LEI
Dunbar, Dcoontbor 4, lyOj.
Warning Noti<
J&Ijfj peraoiiH me. hereby fori
?\ trespass in any maimer wpm
my lund? in Marlboro county, and <
grazing stook,outting hanlii g "nd
willi dog and ^un I will onforoc
against nil who violate thia notioo
Doe. 5, 1905. LBW 19 Oil/
JE?, a. moitniso.
- DKAI.RR IN -
Eloctrical and Plumbing Sn
Electric Lamps a Spooialt
Mdnaffov at H /<; i e o /1< i v. ?
Phono 114. Bonnotlavillo; I
fi?"* Report all troub!o with tho 1
ii i coi lights to the nbovo.
Cbndh Jowolry Stored
1
wac
ESERYTHine MICE FOR CHRISTMAS.
For wooka past, we huvo labored industriously to prepare for the Holiday
Trade, and our Fiore is now fairly SHINING WITH A BEAUTIFUL
ARRAY OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS. Much oareful consideration was ex
pended to make this Collection ot Oin-int nm ? Goode one which should iuolude
8oinethiug really desirable for Every Individual, from the Youngest to the
OldosL We have a grout variety in Goods of nil pricos, ranging from tho
inoroBt trifle upwards, in order that you may make good selections at any
prico you feel nblo to pay. Wo have hore, all that is new nud attractive in
Christmas Gifts-goods that your good taste will commend and your good
Judgment approve-at prices as low as possible, to be consistent with good
Busiposs Methods. An Appr?ciative Public is our Jury.
EVERYBODY who has visited our Store for the laet Fifteen Years, will
TELL YOU
Carroll sells the Finest Goods.
The following lines uro amply represented this Season in Our!
m AM MOTH STO"K NOW OPEN
Watches.
Silverware,
Chinaware,
Diamonds and
Gold Jewelry
Of Every Va.icty
Books, Bibles,
Blocks, GI ames,
Fancy Glassware/
Leather Goods,
Plush Goods.
Metal Doods,
Silver Novelties,
Pictures, Statuary,
Christmas Cards,
Velocipedes,
Hobby Horses,
Wood, Tin, Iron,
and Metal Toys.
Novelties Galore.
Gut Glass. Etc.
in fact, anything you will find in a city toy
Store you will find in our place Don't lot any one de
ceive you, if you will visit my store you will be convinced
-< CARROLL'S JEWELRY STORK LEADS
The whole country in the great variety of desirable Goods!
suitable for Presents, at most reasonable prices.
Wo thank von for your liberal patronage, and hopo to bo able to WBLOOMI
EACH OF YOU at our STORE, Thia Week or Next. COME EARLY.
Respectfully
Valuable Real Estate
- INCLUDING -
Timber Lands,
Farm Lands,
-AND
Tobacco Lands,
FOR SALE BY
'Prospecta
Wo li o v o *"*' ?gt many actual
photographs of ootton
holds ou W h toll no fertilizers woro
used ami pictures of HOIIIH on willoh
"olltor makes" ol' fertilizers woro
U80(t. Itosults of ttaC80 cro|?a woro
dismal fulluroa Thoro ?io muoh
"brighter prospects" uhoud for tho
progressive farmers of tiio South.
Two awl throo huios to tho aero aro
only ordinary ylolds whore
Virginia-Carolina Fertilizer*
nro usod with propor cultivntlou.
Moko your cotton iiiatuto curly, and
thus escape tho boll wOOVlls anil other
damaging insects. Von cnn easily do
this, as well as Inorcn'JO tho ninnhor
of bollstriiiil thclrsi/.u) on your planta
by pion)ifulty using Vlrglnla-Cnro
lliin Fertilizers. This inothoil will
tremendously "Inoroaso your yiolds
pot aero." Don't ho foolod into uuy
a substitute.
Virginia-Carolina Chamico! Cs.
Hlohmond, Vu,
Norfolk, Va.
Durham, N. 0,
Charleston, s. c.
Baltimore, Md.
Athmta. Ca.
Bavanuah, (la. N
Montgomery, Alo. >
\ Memphis, Tonn. /
V Bhrovoport, La. /
1TIGE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
VING thia day filed in tho 1'roboto
Judge's Ollico of Marlboro oonnty my
return nu Guardian of OilAlU/roN and
nc Mo'LAURIN, Notion in hereby given
I will auply to Kftid court on the 4th
>f January 1906 for Letters DminiHUOry
oh Guardian.
J. D. MoLAURlN, Guardian.
0. 4, 1905.
ino Watch lt?'fia ii* inj;
ONE OF OUR SPKOIALTIES, -
\U Kyc? Ttl urie Milong
log un to Pit your Kyos up with n
i pair of Pore Orystalino LenBOS.
antoo to huit ye tl or refund your
r oy-that's our pinn.
ITO tho LoW6St OOhfilfltOnt with
l-olaflH work.
SAM J. PEARSON,
JEWBLRR ANO Ol'IIOlAN.
ntly loeotcd nt
NNKTTBV?LIiE, S. 0#
URE! FIRE !
-Winter is Coming
PTOTECT YOUR ROOFS
From Fire and make them Wa
ter Proof and Preserve Your
Shingles also Tin, Iron, Paper
Roofs by applying
W. .TAY MCDONALD'S
Pstent Fire, and Waterproof
Cement Roof Paint.
$181,000 dollars worth of
property saved in Bennettsyille
from ruin, by the use of the
above Paint.
It DOES NOT COST you a FORTUNE
to Paint your Hoof. See MCDONALD
or W. P. BllFBDEN, Jr., and let them
Examine Your Kool or make prices.
Full explanation given in a personal
interview, or hy letter. Special prices
by ttu: Barrel, We are now manufactu
ring this Paint in Bennettsvillc, S. C,
Address all enquiries to
McDonald Roof Paint Co.
Bennettsvillo, S, 0,
S&" Don't forgot that I have a nice
large Kofrigerater in which to keep
Butter, Cheese, Lard, Ftuite and all
perishable goods frosh and cool during
the summer months. W. M. Howe
WARNING NOTICE.
Alili peroone aro wurnod ngainftt trespass
ing in any manner upon nny of my laud
or hinda under my control, oitbor by walk
big, riding, outting, hauling, bunting, fish
iitg, grazing Btock, or otborwioo, uudor tho
deualtioH of the law.
Oct 18 1905. S. P. WRIGHT.
LUMBER, LHH3KR, LDHBER
FOR SALE ?
Parties in want of iirst class
Lumber can get it from
A. J. JONES,
Oct 18. Blenheim, H. P. I), 1.
TO THU PUBL?O.
I beg to inform my patrons and public
generally that the recent firo did not put
?io out of business-only my (Jun and
Bicycle shop was burned. 1 had moved
my Jewelry and kindred linos some time
boforo io ibo largo nov. atoro in hont of
Douglas* Drug Stoic whoro I am belier
prepared ilian over to servo tho public in
Repair work and in improving your Iflye
??gilt. Come and RCC mo.
8, J, I'KAKBON,
* Tl)o Jowlor.
S6?f" For tho present my llioyclo
Uti I Cf uri ! will bo located in the
g, whore my man wi!i
1 ou and fill orders.
I i -
} ding Mr? H. O Now
t i another column.
PraeUcal Pharmacist ,and Dcaier ia
uro id)rags and patent ^efi|??e|
WE ?LSD G?RRY
I
STAN I) A HI) MEDICINES, j PAINTS, OILS,
CHEMICALS, T BHU8HE8 of all kind?,
TOILET and Paney Articles, j VARNISH and STAINS,
PE BE UEMEU Y, SOAPS,
BBUSIIES, SPONGES,
STATIONABYand SUPPLiES
PREPARED PAINTS,
WINDOW GLASS,
LAMPS, SHADES, Etc
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO*
1
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours
and guaranteed to be of the purest JJrugs and at
reasonable p?*ices.
A full line Garden Seed & Onion Set?.
Thankful for past patronage yours for a prosperous new year,
J. T, DOUG-LAB,
.I narnu y 1, 1905. AT THO OX,? ST AW?
WE HANDLE BARGAINS TOO.
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NO USE TO WORRY, BUT COMB RIGHT ON TO
CLAUDE MOORE'S
YOU "X7\rj3LN1?
^DryO-oodg?, Clothing, Shoes, lotions*
And Fancy Groceries.
JW?r Fresh Water Ground MEAL and HOMINY a speoialty.
We Keep a full liuo iu each Department and will fill your Wants Ia ??ob
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
When you come to Town call and see us. Phono orders in town delivered
FRi?E, and satisfaction guaranteed, .
Call and seo iii?-Near Douglas1 Drug Store.
ramm
BENNE!
HARDWARE CO.,
lit HARDWARE Ol? HW DESCRIPTION.
WE ARE NOW OPENING UP ONE OF THE LARGEST
and NICEST LINES OF
Buggies and Harness
_ana uro inereiore in position to mutis
You very Close Prices,
SEE US BEFORE BUYING IT WILL PAY YOU.
You will always find our Mr. Throop Crosland at
OUI* Repository, on north side of Public Stpiare, whov
will gladly show you our lines and MAKE CLOSEST PRICE
POSSIBLE.
Very respectfully
July 20, 1905.
Our axr&w Line
-THE DIRECT WAY
zr^orR/x'iHc, SOUTH
HABT. WB8T.
BENNETTSVILLE & CH ER AW R. R.
-AND
AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Loavo Bennottsville *7.05 a. m., 7.00 p. rn*
Arrive Choraw 8.10 p. m.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
* Direct connections nt Cheraw with through trains to
tho North, East, South and Wost.
Thc short lino and nuiokost timo to V.'ilmiuKton, Chorlotto, Atlanta,
Raleigh, Richmond. Washington, Rnhimoro, Philadelphia, Kow York,
Iloston. Buffalo, Pittsburg and all points North aud East.
Tho short lino and quiokost limo to Columbia, Savanuuh, Jacksonville,
Tampa. Montgomory, Now Orloans and all points South and Wost,
Fot further information call on J. T. MEDLIN, agent Honnottsvillo
Cheraw K. lt.. Honnottsvillo,S. C., or address lt. L. BURROUGHS
T. P A., SKAHOAM) Am LINK KV., Columbia, S. C.
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OUARLI?3 If, STEWART, A. G. P. A., 8. AL, Ry, Savannah, On.
p Ashcr&ft's
Condition Powders
Makes poor horsos and mules fat without bloating. It
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all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food,
thereby creating solid muscle and fat.
Horses and mules improve in appetite and spirits
after thc first few doses, the hair sheds, and the new
coat is always sleek and glossy.
Ashcraft's Condition Powders are packed in doses,
without "filler," and good for horses and mulet) only
It is a most powerful tonic and appetizer, bo
formulas of a practical veterinarian of over a quart
experience. It is easily the foremost rem
American market to-day. Price 25
