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Friday Becombor 14, 1906. y t. ftOStT..-.. ? . H'nw'l'iii ?pin winnini, i._ J , ti HO WN" - - KiWfor Vl?t>?crlptlou Prlcei Ono ?{roar.f.$1.00 "B?x; months.50 Thro? months. .25 Tho Cotton Association There will? be a meeting oft he "Marlboro Cotton Association held in the Court Hr uso Deo 17 th for tho purpose of reorganizing, and receiving tho roports of the oom mittonsand tho money oo]l?ctod by them for tho Association. Lot everybody como prepared to pay thoir subscriptions. That wo may send on to tho State A association tho amount duo trom Marlboro. Let everybody that is interested and are in sympathy with thc Association, como out to tho moot ing. B. M. Pegues Pros, C. E. Breedon Seo ?fe Trous. - Nico frosh oggs at W. M. Rowe. 'W 5 lb Fruit Cake. Iced. at W. M, Rowe. The many friends of Solicitor Johnson will be pleased to learn ?nit !h? is improving rapidly since he went to John Hopkins rlospital at Baltimore. We hope hts recovery will be complete. *6T For a tuco linc of CHOICE j CANDIES call on E. POWERS Jinks-Johnson wants to bor row 10 lbs from me. Do you think he is good for that amt?" Kinks-Yes with propper se cirjrtties. "What securities would you suggest?" A. chain and padlock, a pair of handcuffs and a dog." THE LABOR PROBLEM. One part of the world raises an incessant cry for more labor. Tho Western States need more harvest hands, the South wants more cotton pickers and labor ers generally, the Panama can al zone can not get enough dig gers, South Atrioa quarrels over a few Chinese, Cuba seeks plan tation hands to handle its BU if^n ni'At>q flin TTnvvniiiin Tslandfi tm I i ? ?mlo?.' aap? ty ol wo! umfc ? iii ..<' does not exisr., ana possioiy one never will.-Springfield Repub Hean. JM?T A Nico lino of FIREWORKS and POPPERS at E. POWERS. Some Good Advice An exchange says wc lose uiU'-h by not planning to havo frosh vegetables all tho year round. With such weather as we have had garden truck would flourish. Wo could now put out onions, radish, turnips, buets, car rota and cabbage. Tho trouble is wo don't try. /' Jfc?y*" Christmas Goods in Variety y at E. POWERS Uolng To McColl Mr. Zuuuie Pearson, who has been living with his father up in Smithville, has moved to MeColl, and bought thc stock of Mr. II. J. Odom and will merchandise iu that town. Zannie is a fine business man and wo wish him big success in his new field. Uncle Jo?d Gets a Ride. A letter from Uncle Jool Cov ington stales that on recent V?BU to the village of Dunbar, ho hud tho pleastiro ot a fine ride with Mr. Lauronco Smith in his Auto mobile. Wo know he enjoyed it. Changes For A 9 07, From all reports there aro many changos to be made for the now year. Mr. T. G. Wallace has moved to tho T. M. Webster homo on Jennings Street. Mr. Ervin Power? has moved to town and occupies tho Strauss cottage on King Street. Mr. P. A. McKellar has sold his business on front street to Ray mond 1) Rogers, and has bought th\) Marlboro Wholesale Grocery. Mr. James McDaniel of Beauty SSpot section will move lo town ?ooo to the house ho bought on Kverett Street in Eist I'jimetts ville. Mr. A. J. Jone? and family will move in noxt week fco spend Christmas in Bonncttsviile. ? New Melon Hore ? Master Waltor Lou COKO, soo ot Mr E. A. Coxo of Brownsville, presented us Saturday with a ripe watermelon of tho Guinoa varioty .-weighing two pott Qt? 3 and four ?ounces. It is a Cuban melon and very prolific. Of course they oat ?est in tho summer. L riNKtfjtROV?'S PIUSE. The executive committee of the "WomauV Association tor tho Im* provoiajmpof Rural Schools" which mot in Columbia recently, after n free ?od full discussion, awarded prizes to the ten schools making the groatost material improvement duriug the year in tho forty counties of tho Sute. Tho prize U $100 to oaeh school. Pine Grove Sohool, this couuty, was fourth ou tho list. Miss Mattie Cov iugton, the popular principal of this sobool in writing to inform us of the honor won, says : "A? a community, aud as a sohool, we aro greatly gratified that wo are adjudgod worthy to re?oive it. Per eonally, I am m>ro than pleased that it comes to us, and wish, in this public way, to givo credit to the pupils of th? school, who worked unceasingly and un'iringly. I am glad tli'it th'ir fi delity has beou recognized. I wish also, to nut on record my abiding taith iu tho boy.') nod girls of tho cou? try schools, aud to urge that thoy b given every possible advantage ; good .school houses, comfortable desks, plenty of black boards, maps, charts, and greatest of all, good teachers. MATTIE COVINGTON. McColl, S. C., Doo. 2, 1906. A Reply to Merohant. Mr. Editor-lb is nob tho iutontion ot tho writor to ontor into any ooutrovorsy with "Morohant" in his striotnrcn upon tho attitudo of tho farmoro toward tho cotton Assooiatton and tho outgrowing work of tho samo, but ho doiiros to notioo samo of tho remarks of morohant. Tho indict mont ho baa mado against many farmura, (for au a wholo ho ha? not blamed thom), will i.drolt of a truo bill. Many, m*vny of our form ora must plead guilty with nhaiuo for thoir want of sympathy, la not joining, nod giv ing thoir personal and noancial support to a good causo nud organicition, that has bcnoflttod thom, and tho wbolo country BO much, and it in to bp hoped thoy will y ot repoot of their miniako, nud at first oppor tunity enroll thomsolvoB an members, and push on euoh a mighty work, and mike tho grand BUCGOBB of it that they Buroly can if they will. Much that .'merchant ' snyo is true aud timely, ard wo aro glnd ho has written, hoping as ho docB, that good will como of it. Wo wish, howovor, ho had gono a I'ttlo further, and luid eomo of the blame at tho door of his own OIHBS, not that, wo censuro bim ut all, for wo buliovo ho is actuated by tho proper motiven. Tho cotton aesoola tion whilo largely uomposed of furinors is opon to ovory and ?.?! professions, nono aro exempt, since all oro tho beneficiaries Thoreforo wc oxpeot all classes to como in aud do thoir duty, but tho fact ?B with a few honorablo exceptions tho nbsonco of all except tho fm muru from tho meetings has buou tho rule. Wo ueod their presonoo and oounsel to ohoor us on, mid KNOW I hoy uro wiih us While it is truo as n clans tho morobantn have ocatributed moro uniformly than tho farmers, tony have not put in au appear 1:1 IvO ^?iit < it otc . ion* fot inti .I ?. .. : . !'}.' e !,.. a much higher prico would h wa boon ob tained for this crop. Now whilo the formora aro repenting thoir failures iu duty, lot tho merchants repent thoir failures, und let us all deter mina to como out and work hand in hand for tho common good. "Merohant'' nr. rai^ns farmers for their old cry of "class antagonism," and their failure when they aro ready to holp on iu tho work. Ho hits hard but true, wo own up on a class, but, Al,I. tho merchants liavo not contributed or assisted in tho movement, HO lot us all now ngreo to do bettor and work in harmony. Can wo nfford to go baok to conditions prevailing boforo tho cotton nsnnoiation put cotton fro:i) 6 to io couts V Not only has tho prico of cotton hoon put upon a higher pl-ino, but tho valuo of all proporty has advnnood groatly, thoroby ndding to tho wo'tlth and prosperity of tho conntry. A fow farmors cannot koop up tho organiza tion, tho maHBos must respond, will thoy do it ? Let all como to tho meeting called for tho ? 71li and put thoir BIM older to tho wheel, Buoceus or failuro deponds upon tho notion of oach individual Deo. io, 06. FABMBR. AGENTS WANTED -Rev. Sam Jones' Lifo aud Suyings, by his wife, ?H tho biggest seller ever published. Prico only ,$2 50 Mag nificent outfit and right to te fri* tory only 50 couts. Dont m isa th in chance of your life to make money. Circulars free. L. J Nichols & Co , Atlanta Ga. nll-'t A sour stomach, a hid breath, a pasty complexion and other consequences ol'a disordered digestion aro quickly rOIUOVod hy the usc of Kings Dyspepsia tablets. Two days treatm't free. Sold by Marl* boro Prug Co. ... -. Cheap Rondins. The Democrat and McCall's Magazine-an excollent Lndy'a Book for $1.36 The Sunny South and the Demo crat for only #1.60 Tho Tri-Weekly Atlanta Conati: tut ion and DEMOCRAT one year for only $1,75. This is the cheap est reading war offered. asonic Eleotiorib'. Marlboro Lodge, No. H8, A. l<\ M. at the Inst regular communication cloded tho following otlleors to serve for tho ensuing Masonic year : Dr. J F. Kinney, W M. T. E. McCall, H. W. F G. Hollis, J W. H N. Pratt, Secretary C. U OhafHu, S. I), it. I). Reger?, .1. I). W. H. Norris, I A- G Sinclair, f Sto.vanta. Ira M. Bounds, Tiler. -,,-01,*.+ jN0r"Kingharny Roaljnblo Hams, Break fust Bacon, Bool limns, Ueoi Tongue,always nico and fresh at W, M, Rowe's. VVF?D'B WORK. The Thomas Memorial Baptist ohuroh of BeDnettsville, was tho scene of a beautiful Wedding on Wednesday evening D-comber 6, 1906, when Mies Margarette Breedon the lovely daughter of'Mr. and Mrs Oapt P. L Breeden, and Mr. J. E B. Ho Hay, of Suffolk Va., wore n ale man end wife. Loving hands bad employed all skill in making thia handsome cburob a veritable bower. The ceremony waa impressively per formed by Kev. Chas A. Jones, the popular aud beloved postor of this ohuroh. After tho ceremony tho bridal party repaired to tho home of the bride whare delightful refreshments were saived in tho daintiest style. After which tho happy couple left on a B. ?fe 0 , special train for tho North. *** Invitations have beau received an nouncing the marriage of Miss Mary Borth* Brasirgton,* daughter of Mr and Mrs J. M. Brasiugton, to Mr Harry W. Griffin, Jr , on T?esd?t evening December 25th, 1906, at 6 o'clock at tho homo nf tho bri lo'? parents in Baltimore, Md Married ot Clio, S. C., Sunday after noon December 9ih, 1906, by John A. Calhoun Esq. Mr. James Ty ?er ??nd Miss Mary E. Adams-both of Bonnottsvillo. * Married in Brightsville on Sunday afternoon December, Otb 1906. by D. J). Stubbs. Esquire, Mr. Ebb ie Owens and Miss Lizzie Beverly daughtor of Mr. J. R. Beverly-all ol Brightsvillo. * * * Married at tho beautiful homo of the bride, at ft o'clock on Thursday morn ing December 6. 1900, by Rev. A. T Dunlap, Mr. W. Uugcno DuR*ut of Bisho,?ville, S C , and Miss Sl>sh' ?Eastorling, daughter of Mr. and Mri CT Eastorling, of the Beauty Spot nerd ion. . Married in this town on Wednesday evening December 12, 1906, nt ft 30 at tho residence of tho bride, by Rev. T. E. Morris, Mr. J. W. Tyson and M?HB Luoia Weatherly, daughter ot the lalo Colin Weatherly. The ha pp ) couple left on the 7 Oft 13 & C, train for Florida and Cuba. * * * Married at tho M. E church in the town of Lau ri n burg, N C., on Wed* ne8(lav evening nt (5 p. m , December 12, 1906, hy Rev. Willis, Mr. Archie Breeden of Bennetlsville, and Miss Sue Covington, daughter of R R Covington. Tho decorations were in white and green. Mr. Tom Breedon was best miu. \A/l4 V USE the c o m m o n, cheap VV il I Ter Roofing which MtOwpvo v . lt relia!?U 'K .:; UH Cl ... on any article of gold or silver or plate in tho most up* to dido rn au nor. Tho samples of work already done by bim aro just lino. Call and see him. Human Blood Marks. A tale of honor was told by mnrks of human blood in the. home of .1. W. Wil liams, a well known morohant ol Bao. Ko., Ho writes: "Twenty years ago I had severe hemorrhages nf the lungs, and was near death when I began tak ing Hr. King's New Discovery. It com pletely cured me nnd I have remained well over nineo." It euros Hemorrhages, Chronic Cough?. Sullied Colds and Bron chitis, and ts the only known eure for Weak l^ungs. livery bottle guaranteed l>V J.'I'. Douglas Druggist, oil} and $l.0i> Trial bottle free. UNCLAIMED LETTERS. Tho following letters romain uncalled for nb HonnottHvlllo Posloflloo : MALE LIST. mr S. JJ Ahlworth, C. S. Brown, P. S. Sprie, W. M, Wilson, George Washington. Dannel Mclieene, Bot Thomas, Chas S Schlesinger, Fa?cy Wilson Douglas Smith, M |A. Turner Lewis JJ Kohn, Mairlid Keoedy, John W Cross, C. P. McG.ilTerally FEMALE LIST Miss Jennie Wall, Miss Rosalie Slidan, Miss Fl ore nco Nortjn, Mrs C. J. Patheson. Hein//s Sweet Pickles Shrimps, Lobsters und Devil ed Crabs at VV. M. Rowe's NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Having Mud in tho Proh.ito Judgo'i 0iii00 of Marlboro County my final rollin aH Guardian of Charita II, Hood, Notice ia hon by givon that I will apply to nair G>>urt on tho 71I1 day of January 1907 foi n ilnnl diRobnrtro no ?l.oh Guardian. Dec 6lh 1906, W. lt Drako Qualified Quardian. Citation For Lottors of Adiiiliiistration STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARLBORO' COUNTY-By Milton McLsnrin, Judge of Probate. WHKHKA8, Clarence Mohaurm an?) I). }/, MoLaurln hath made unit to mo tr grant unto thom LettorH of Administraci?n of tho Kstato and Klfcots of John 1<\ Mo Laurie, deceased ; These aro therefore to cito and ad (DOD Ufa nil and Hingulnr tho kindred and crediton of tba ?aid John V. MoLaurln, deo'd, that they bo and nppoar beforp mo in tho Court of Probato to bo hold at Itonnottayilio on tho 17th day of DdOerober, 1906, aftor pub lication theroof, at 11 o'clock tn tho fore noon, to HII?W cauHH, if any (hoy ha 'O why Huid administration should not bo granted. Qlvovi under my hand, thin 3d day ot Deecmbor, A. D., 1906. HILTON M0LAUUI1V, poo 6, 1006. Judge of Probate. Tho Mouth-Tho 1 MWHUT. Manufacturer's Record. Scientists aro viewing vir i the possibility of a do tor i M i '.. soil, which some olaii titally threaten tho supply unless tho ex secure nitrogen from t prove commercially and thus make possi stant refertilization Already the rieh prah finding commercial a necessity, and last used 300,000 tons, holds ti world luounpo r malvin!-, mat er i i phosphate rook, stilph rope draws it phospbai ly from tb is section, (\ in now dominated t market ot ISuropo titi Strong as tho South is cotton and iron, it ii strong in phosphato r< plier, and it can not o its own soil, but suppl} of other sections and o tics. Great is tho Sou - Apples, Oranges and all other kinds of for. Christmas, sold cl at W. M CST O H ANO ES, API? NUTS of all kinds cheap E. P - Pire works bettor per than over. at W. M. Arbor Day Exercises. Wednesday tho 28th (lay at tho Graded Sci appropriate exorcises ducted by Prof Miller the school participated \v tiug suitablo trees for on tho ground. Specials at Moore's, Canned Tripe 20c eaol 35 Heinzs Pickle-fresh ; Fresh jolly-assortcd ? Armour's Sausage ii sauce only 10 couts. Hoinzo's Whito Wino or pickling. JUST WHAT YOU A We are now showing tl lot of CUT GLASS to any where. Tho price i the quality tho BEST. In Stationery we have one can wish. Hooks, Pap lets, Pons, Pencils, Blan ami Everything in that li Our Ding Departmen ride in hut closo observers ns carriage repairers and facto re rs, say that by r the jolting and jai ring of ning-gear, rubber tires the life of a vohiole. ECZEMA AND PILE FREE Knowing what it wm willgivo FUER OF OA AUGE tc tod a i>OHitivo euro for Eo/.ema, F BryaipolaB, Pilca and Ukin Disw fitunt roliof. Don't cutter longo W. WILLIAMS, ,jo3 Manhattan Yovk, Eoolose stump. [Rc NOTICE OF APPLIC To bnve Judge of Probate req ns Guardian for THIU.MA and GKOKOIANA MCDANIH) State of South Carolina, | In County of Marlboro, i Coi \\\ Parte Annie Nor tba tn, Petitioner In Re ? l?state of Thelma McDaiiii ' Georgiana McDaniel, Infni T<> Wboitl it May Cone : NOTIOK Is boroby given that ' of A unie Northam has been office of the CU-rk of thc C< mon Pleas for Marlboro cou purpose of having the Judg< for Marlboro county appoint the General Guardian of t of Thelma McDaniel and Gt Daniel, minors, which is s' thc jurisdiction of this Cour consists of real estate, willoi of Marlhoro, of the value of Thousand Dollars, and of ab . died dollars due to said ni cnied rents, ami that appin made lo the Hon. R. C, Wfl the Fourth Judicial Circuit hers, to grant the prayer of on Friday the 28tll day ol I staut, at IO o'clock a. m , thereafter as counsel can ht j tice is further givcll that i tent and responsible person found who is willing to I guardianship, r T. w. no Attorney tor December ll. 1006. ' auKuwMwnMnMiMnwuHni ? What shall it he? i That's tho question that i over and over again wl|e \i a prosont to bo chosen > Most people ngroe thal it i coine from a Jewelry at- r< somehow jewelry and j always associated. 1 if those interested only I 1 we could relieve them of 1 uncertainty in a minute. Our stock furnishos tho I . rovcalu in a minute mme presents than anyone cou , at homo and recall Ina ? So wo invito buyors of p wo promise to make th ? easy and their choice sat SAM J, PK tl KW Kl.Kit ANU INFORMATION For Home Seekers AND INVESTORS. - HUMMER EDITION-1900. - Good land, good water, good pil li ito, good health, good schools, od people! A variety of soils sus itiblo of very high sta to of cul ti- I lion and a grout divorsity of >ps with an adundant yield when Dporly managed. Corn, cotton, th long and short, potatoes, both \ oct nhdlrish, oats, popcorn, peas 1 peanuts, tomatoes, beaus and ibagc, strawberries, cucumbers, ons and other vegetables, poaches pen, plums, pears, ole. V crop of each of oats, corn, peas I peanuts aro often raised on thc \o land in one Season, )iir Winters arc mild and our liners aro not so oppressive as her north. Sun strokes never ir. Thc thermometer rarely hes 95 in thc shade. Water is itone and healthy-chills and iou! Fevo" aro rarely heard of. I and rabbit shooting is good, ir game, including squirrels, turkeys and sonic deer in thc ips of tho larger streams, 'hool and church facilities good, ng is a dry county by local op Its population increased 42 cut, in ton years. txley, tho capital of Appling ty, is situated on tho Southern lad, about 118 miles from n and 72 miles from Bruns , and has an agricultural conn? lat will make it thc largest between those two cities. It I ready largo business possibil -twenty-five Mercantile estab onts, 2 banks with a paid-up I of $110.000, a complete sys of waterworks that supplies i\vn with pure, artesian water. ; aro Methodist, Baptist and egational ein? relics in thc a new $12,000.00 school ing, and excellent corps of irs, a thorough course of stu omprisiug ton grades. Tui ecs nominal. i know of no bettor land bar in thc world than in this sec ; school and church facilities od fora spoycely settled coun vcry community having a deriving thc benefit of thc fund. Our section is male nd progress along those, linos population is rapidly incrcas . >. 86 245 ocres, improved price $7,50 ?. 90 ;s i s ncres, improved price >lo .r acre. ?. 91 250 acres, improved price 1500. ). 93 700 acres, improved price J.UO. ' >. 94 300 acret, unproved price #1500. ?. 102 490 acres, improved price o.oo. ). lo3 /.soo acres, unimproved price I per acre. >. 106 490 acres, unimproved price per acre. ?. Ill 237 acres, improved price ?0,00. o. 115 490 acres, improved price ?0.00. o. 117 one tract, (titree lots) in town Maxley price $275.50. o, l ls-Mo acres, unimproved, price Kl per acre. o. 163 1479 acres (three lots one lot . MTOVCd price 53.75 per acre. Io. 162 1960 acres, unimproved, price Kl per acre. >'<>. 170*2006 acres hardwood timber, cc ?10,000,00. s'o. 17 1 7c acres, improved price $1000 \To. 173 159 ncres, partly in town, hu n ed, price SI 700.0(1 No. 174 550 acres, Improved, price 10,(10, No, 176 471 acres, improved price ,00 per acre. No. 177 2lK) acres, improved price 750,00. No, 179 490 acres, Ulliuproved price .25 per acre. No. 1S1 200 acres, improved price 1.00 per acre. No. 183 100 acres, improved, price 250.0(1. No. 183 490 acres, Unproved, price >.()() per acre. No? 'Si 1-..', several dcsireable town ?ts 100,00 per lot, or $200.00 per acre. No. 1S7 loo acres, improve)) price 250.00 No. 1SS 245 acres, unimproved price 125(1.00 No, 190 1522 1-2 acres, improved price 6.00 per acre, an excellent bargain. No. 191 177 1-2 acres, improved price 8.50 per acre No. 192 6S5 acres, improved price 110.50 per acre. No. 196 415 acres improved price $8.00 >cr acre. No. 200 232 ailis, improved price * ?2250.00 No. -:'>1 122 1-2 acres, improved price ?1350,00. No. 2(>2 49(i acres, improved price ?4250.00. No, 201 470 acres, unimproved price ?150.00 No. 295 12S 3-4 acres, unimproved ?rice 6.75 per acre. No. 20'/ 490 acres, improved price 0.00 per CC] 0. No, 2?IS '19(1 acres, improved price .'75().(io Np 209 5-6 o? Block oil U. St. hi Huxley, iniproycd 210 x 250 price 1750. T|lO prleos on many of these pro positions will bo materially ad van led after January Fist,if not sold hy hat linio. On sonic them wo can ?ive liberal terms; others are cash, [mpfovemonts on some of them,aro .'xoellent; others arc ordinary. Sonic voil timbered and others npt? so r(\(n\, Homo convenient to rail .oud and town; othors aro not so , ?onvenient, but bargains in all. VVri/o for full descriptions contain ed ir/ our Home Seekers Guido. H. C. Nowton ?fe Coi Hanley. Gai TAX JVOTJtCE? Treasurer's Offloo Marlboro County ?ouuottevlllo, 8. O , Sept 27, 1906. NO HOB is hereby ?Ivon (bat tho Books] for the oolleotlon of Taxes for Marl boro county for tho flsoal year commencing Jami ?ry ist, 1906, will be opoued nt the Troasuror's rftlon io Bounottsvllle OM MOD day Ootobor 15th, 1906, and retrato open until Dooember 31st, 1906 A penally will bo obargod on all tux.m remaining unpaid at tbat dato. Tho tollowlug is tho lovy Stute tux 5 mills I Onlinnry county tnX OJ mills Cot-Htitutioual Sobool 3 mills To! ni lovy ECIAI. SCHOOLS ( i railed npooial, spcoial, 14J mills 4 mills 4 mills 4 mills 3 mills 3 mills 2* M 2? * *\ " 2j ? 2? " 2 mills 2 milln 2 mills 2 mills 2 mills 4 mills Bl nnottsvillo Tnt um M0O0II Beauty Si>ot Salem " Laster " BrlghtevtUe " Boy kin " Olio speolal Kollock epooinl Hebron ppecial (turmony special Antiooh special Willis special lib-incisor special Clio Bands A Poll Tux of ON IC Dor.r.AU on nil malo porsona between tho a;;os of M and ?o years, exoept confedorato Holdiorn, and those otherwise exempt by law. Commutation Hoad Tax of Ono Dollar, all nblo bodied mnlo porsoni betwoon tho ages of lg bod 50 yoars Stld tax duo between ibo 15th of Ootobor, 1906, and March i, 1907. J. H. THOMAS, Treasurer Marlboro County, More glasses are worn Now a-dnys than over before. No doubt of it. People used to think that the wearing of glnssos should he put oil'as long as possible. We know better now. Wo apply every known agency for tho relief and cure of eye weakness, and there are uni lu id H in common uso to day which woren't heard of even ten years ?go. Now we commence to right eyesight just as st/on ns it begins to go wrong. Now school children hy the hundred wear glasses. Aud it's wise and proper, too. Let us tell you what shape your eyes are in. . - SAM J. PEARSON, JKWH.RU & OPTICIAN: WARNING NOTICE. HANDS TO CUT 10,000 Grose Ties. Will pay a liberal price for same. Apply to J. A. DRAKE, Btnuettsville, S. C. Don't Forget I Am Still Ropairing ORGANS, SEWING MACHINES & CLOCKS. A1.1. my work guaranteed to give satisfaction or no pay. Can furnish any missing or broken parts of any Machine on tho market. Will do your work al your home, if preferred, where yon can SEE I P DONK, and TEST IT before paying for it. I*. WICKER. Uennettsville, S. C, For Sale, l A IB HAVE SEVBHA L DESIRABLE XV L'AltMS FOR SALE and two or more tor rent to tho right parties, All sltuatod ".car Fayetteville, good schools, good water. Apply to W. T Cook it Co , Fayetteville, N C. City Tax Notice. OTIOK is hereby given that the hooks for tho collection ol' City Taxes on Kcal Estate and Personal Property i-i now upon am) will remain open until thc Gist day of January I0?'.\ after which time they will he closed and penalty added. Tho rates are as follows : Ift els on $100 for ordinary purposes 21 0(9 " " to pay Int K U. B. (J els '' " to create sinking fund for tho Kaihomi Bonds ls els " " Int. on V, li- Hoods 8 els " " to create sinking fund lo relire R L. Hoods Total (18 cts on $i<)() lor all purposes MILTON MOLAUBIN, Nov. 1, Od. Oily Clarie. WARNING NOTICE/ i horeby warn any and nil persons from hiring or harboring iriy wife, [OULLA HARRINGTON, who has left her home without any cause whatever. I will en force tile law against any and all persons Mho violates or disregards this notice. Dec 6, '06. G, G. HARRINGTON, Warning Notice. Ihereby warn any and nil persons from Hiring or Harboring my who, JANE CA MP BULL, who has loft homo without iny oat)8Q Whatever? I will enforen tho law against any ono who violates or dinrT). gards Olia notice. At last noeonnta sbo was working for Aaron Morrison on Mr. T. I). Mccall's CoRnnabam place. Nov. 26, 1906. ENOCH E. OAMPMti.L NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Es'f BLtftABRTU TuiiNAOK. HAVlNti flied In tho Probato Judgo's Of nco of Marlboro county my Anal return as Executor of tho Estate of Hr.r/.AiutTir TUNNACK, Notioo is heroby glvon that I will npply to said Oonrb on tho 19th day of Dooombor 1906, for n Final Disobarge as such Exooutor, A. K MoMTYlVB, Bx'or, HovimbM i pi liie?. TO MY FRIFNDSI I want you to conic in my Store and sec what Good Things i have fov yow* 1 will do my best to treat you right. my line of hoes, Underwear and0 is now complete LO Hy Staple and' Fancy GROCERY DEPARTMENT ls also complete, with fresh goods* Satisfaction Guaranteed Yours Truly, Benn ellaville S. ?, r->:;K(i 1, Pion. ? . r. & - -v-^<( mm M TY aie n mis space For New Arrivais at the BEKNETTSVILLE MERCANTILE CO'S. Corner Store. HORSES a? lEES. H. B. FULLER, Successor to FULLER BROS., is now 'in thc West BUYING STOCK for his STABLES IN BENNETTS VI LLE, and thc now invoice of Horses ?lld Mules will arrive in BenncttsviUe APRIL 24th. A ?TER Tins DATE I will keep my STABLES well filled with a select lot of Nice Horstes! and Mules louring the entire summer. Give me a call before buying elsewhere. I WILL SELL ON SHORT PROFITS- QUICK HALES, Large supply of Buggies, Wagons and Harness OM HAND AT A LL TIMES. RESPECTFULLY April 19, 1906. H. B. 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