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BENNMlWikiMfl. S, ?.
Friday January 18, 1907.
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S?ub?crlptloM I'rlcoj
Cae year.$1.00
Six months...,.50
Throev months.25
PEIf Alfi} 8CISS0I?GWAPH8
The Sculptor of the Hampton
Monumont was paid $28,000 for
the samo.
There are already niuo different
bills bet?re tho goneral assombly
directed against micket shops and
dealing io futures.
Tho dispensary committee ol
the, houso has niue anti-dispon
efrry mon against, throo for thc
dispensary.
An unknown person robbed a
residence in Atlanta Wednesday
night and secured $10,000 worth
of Jewels.
Tho Sumter post?nico has an
y electric machine for cancelling
stamps at tho rato of sovoral thou
sand an hour.
Mr. W. A. Sparks, now of Sum
ter lum been in another automobile
accident. Will has had a time
with bruises and sprains.
Chas. Hallet Judson for fifty
four yours professor of mathmatics
nt -Furman university died at 4.45
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Dr. Ohas Hallot Judson tor fifty
four years professor of mathmatic*
at Furman university died at 4.45
o'clock Saturday afternoon last,
after a severo illness of paralysis.
^ O vor ono hundred and fifty bills
liavo already been prepared by tho
Legislature, and tho promise is
that tho appropriation will excood
those of 1900.
llov. F. M. Satterwhito, form
erly of our county but now of
Sumter, was badly hurt one night
Inst week by a runaway team. Ho
was riding his whool and was
knocked dowu and his loft log
"broken below tho knee, besides
-other bruises.
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT.
AU persons who have subscri
bed to? Mr. Wood, Miss Mathe
son, ot ethers for the benefit of
l'Ile Confederate Monument are
hereby notified to immediately
analco payment of their respect
iive subscriptions to me as the
Treasurer of Marlboro Chapter
U. 1). C.
T? r tr -\r ,
Be/i ae tit? i ill-.
.About i" tVc'lb-ch V\\j it . lu,
uij^ht ol hi ii ' di, . h > kc,
'JU wu noni. portion 01 ino riiueas,
ILivory Stablos operated by C.
MoLaurin & Bro. and there hoing
.no way to check tho flames, 8
;horaos and sovoral buggios and
rwagons woro burned. No insur
ance.
.Tho hardware storo ot Mr. H.
til. ?WcGull carno next, with only a
light insurauco.
A colored restaurant, a barber
shop, beef market and a Drum
mors Room ?losod thc scone.
It is strongly believotl that the
.'firo was thc work of an incendiary,
tand it located he will be sont to
jail hore. Clio has our sympathy
in her now oxporionce.
"SEND WILKES A CUSHION"
Chesterfield Advertiser.
Hon. John L. MoLaurin neat
ly scores the Reverend E. A.
Wilkes for his attack on tho
.Bennettsville gentlemen that
;aent Mr. Creighton a Christmas
:gift. Mr. McLauriu says that
ibis roligion teaches him to np
??lift a stricken brother, while
Hievereud Wilkes & Co., must
interpret the life of the Saviour
?of men at meaning to kick down
and crush out the unfortunate.
Of course it would require ten
thousand men tn thc calibre,
???-XBliffiO?i Ot the Reverend
Mr. Winces to crush ont one
Creighton. They aro just sim
ply trying to* drag Creighton
and all other free and indepen
dent think irs to the gallows
-and Mr. Wilkes would like to
spring the trap.
After reading Mr. McLaurjVs
?Htiole he will doubtless need ii
very soft cushion to sit on.
lr Was Not Mandu Thomas.
A /X?nitor in a neighboring
eokool (throw up his job tho other
day. Who? asked what was tho
(trouble, ho ?aj4 "I'm honest and
I won't stand kojng slurred. If I
find u pencil or * handkerchief
'bout tho school 1 hung it up.
Hfivory little while tho teacher er
?orno one that is too cowardly io
lface mo, gi vos I slur." in what
way?" asked tho oiftoor. "Why
?a littls while ago i saw v/rj.tton on
tthe board, aud the common mul
tiple." Well, ? looked from cel
ller to garret and J wouldn't
ftcnow wa thing if I nte? it on
tthe street. What made me quit
;my job? Last Right in big writ?
lin' on the blackboard, it said,
rind the greatest common devi
sor.' Well, I says to myself,
?both of them things are lost
rjjow, and I'll be blamed for
pwipin 'em, so I'll quit."
L?f?''0 ?A?LR0?5.
U.0 .s like a mountain rfilflood,
With an engineer that's br:;vc,
We must make til? tim successful
From thc cradle to the grave.
Watch the curves that fill the tunnel?;
Never falter, never fail;
Keep your hand upon the throttle
>'> Ami your eye upon the roil.
CHORUS.
Blessed Saviour, Thou wilt guide us,
Till wc reach that blissful shore,
Where the angels wait to join us
In Thy praise forever more.
You will roll up grades of trials,
You will cross the bridge of strife;
See that Christ is your conductor.
On tins lightning train of life.
Always mindful of obstruction,
Do your duty, never fail ;
Keep your hand Upon the throttle
And your eye upon thc rail. v
You will often find obstructions;
boole for storms of wind and rain
On the curves that fill the tunnels,
They will almost ditcli your train.
Put your trust alone in Jesus;
Never falter, never quail;
Keep your hand upon the throttle
And your eye upon the rail.
When you cross thc narrow trestle,
Spanning Jordan's swelling tide,
You behold the union depot
Into which your train must glide.
There you'll meet the superintendent,
God, tile Pother; God, the Son;
With a hearty, joyous plaudit;
Weary pilgrim, welcome home.
THU BONNIK BIvUlC FL,AG.
Wc are n band of brothers and native to
the soil,
Fighting for the property we gained by
honest toil;
And when our rights were threatened,
the cry rose near and far:
Hurrah for the Bonnie Blue Flag that
bears a single star.
CHORUS!
Hurrah! Hurrah! for Southern rights;
hurrah!
Hurrah! for the Bonnie Blue Flag that
bears a single star!
First, gallant South Carolina so nobly
made the stand;
Then came Alabama, who took lier by
the hand;
Next quickly Mississippi, Georgia and
Florida,
All raised on high the Bonnie Hine Flag
that bears a single star.
And herc's to brave Virginia; the Old
Dominion State ;
That with Hie young Con fed'racy at
length has linked her fate;
Impelled by her example, now oilier
States prepare
To hoist on high the Bonnie Hine Flag
that bears a single star.
Then herc's to our Confed'racy, for
strong we are and brave;
I<ike patriots of old we'll fight our heri
tage to save,
And ' ~ than submit to shame lo die
prefer;
So c : Bonnie Blue Flag that
igle star.
md Kings and Pins and
,d whatever oise nooda
on oi'&killful workman
be lett with our repair
it with a cortam knowl?
it will rcoeivo
: and prompt
3 jobs aro jual as welcome
SAM J. PEARSON,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
Matheson Realty
-OFFERS
For Sale at a Bargain
$12,000 STOCK GROCERIES
(Formerly Owned by
Marlboro Wholesale Grocery.
OFFICE AND WARBROOM,
?ky? Hotel Building.
Jan. 17, 1907.
A QUEEN COMING,
She was just an ordinary
woman, without much leisure,
or time for culture, She did not
know the diff?rence between an
Ionic and a Doric column in
architecture, and she was not
"ni)" on china painting or the
Roman emperors. But alie
brought up three children to
/eli the truth, to love God, to
love their broth-rs, and to do
honest labor with their hands
and not to be ashamed of it.
When she die ; the papers did
not notice it, but the recording
angel said as he reached for a
fresh pen and turned over a
clean page, "A Queen is coming;
get her .throne ready."-Chas
Si, Shfllflom.
.---.
THU OP IT
tip in the morning mid work a|} day
Just tor thc grub of tomorrow to pay!
Work tomorrow for meal to curve
Got to keep working or else I'll starve
Work next day for a chance to sup;
Just earn money to eat it up;
T^j?t day after it's root or die
11 ??bit o) eating comes mighty high.
Next week, too, f?-'? inst the same
Never eau boat tile catii,u game.
Working on Monday for iVicsda'y 'y bread
Working on Tuesday to keep me fed;
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, too,
Same Old game, i?^d it's never new.
Don't want to kick of mak.e a fuss,
Bu} blamed if it isn't monotonous
Ivxobauge.
-
Wo rcgrot to lear*; /hat Kev. James
li, Campholl, of the South Carolina
Conference, lie? critically ill at tho
j |i )8pital in Savannah, Ga.
C
I
J
Diod tit hie homo in AdaniBville
on Saturday night, January 12th
190*7. afior u eliort illnoss of para
lysis, Mr* William M. Breedon, a
well known and ostoomod citizen
of that township-aged about GO
years.
Ho was a good citizen, a kind
husband, an indulgent lather and
a neighbor always roady to do
his part. Wo shall miss him.
Tho funeral services wero hdld
at Smyrna cemetery on Monday
morning in tho prosonco of a largo
concourse of relatives, friends and
acquaintances, conducted by Hov.
A. T. Duulup, assisted by Hov.
W. S. Martin, aftoj which tho
body was laid to rest with Mason
ic honors by McColl Lodge, of
which ho was a member, ussistod
by four representatives from ?on
nettsvillo Lodge. Ho loaves a
wife and two daughters.
* *
*
Died at her homo in Smithvillo
on Tuesday morning January 16,
11)07, after a long ?Unese. Mrs
Nancy Quick-aged 00 years?. The
tune ral services wore hold wednes
day morning at tho Quick grave
yard, conducted by Elder J. T.
Crawford.
Died at ber homo in Hebron on
tho IB th January 1907, aftor a
Hhort illnusc, Miss Charlotte Wood
loy a sister of Mr. Jonnthan
Woodley and ono of tho oldest
members of Hebron church inlier
80th year. She was laid to rest
in Hebron cemetery on tho 16th,
Hov, W. Smith Martin her pastor
conducting tho services.
CUPID'S WORK.
Married, on Sunday afternoon, Jan
uary 13th 1907, at tho residence of tho
bride's parente ir Blenheim, by Hov.
\V. Smith Martin, Mr. WALTEH S.
SMITHY and Alias MAUD TART
Judge Purdy of the third cir
cuit has tendered his resignation
to take effect in September. Bus
iness reasons has caused tho
chango.
The L?gislature wants to be
good to the Juror s in a magis
trate's court and pay them for the
service. Anything to increase
taxes.
Eyes- -
Only an expert optician with every
needful appliance t-hould be permitted
to examino your eyes. A liitlo
mistake may mean a big mistake in
time.
Wc examine eyes accurately, fit
glasses correctly, and oh argo for
nothing hut the glasses.
SAM J. PK ARSON,
JEWELER & OPTICIAN:
Brighter ?F'TOa^^
Wo h ft v o
many ftotual
photographs of cotton
bolds on whloh no fertilizers wore
used niul pictures of Holds on whloh
"other ninkes" of fertilizers woro
used. Rosultfl of theao crops woro
dismal failures. Thora mo muoh
"brlg!)tor prospeoto" nhoad for tho
progressive fanners of the South.
Two mid throo hales to tho nero nro
only ordinary ylolds whoro
Virginia-Carolina Fertilizers
uro usod with proper cultivation.
Muko your cotton mutiiro curly, mid
thuscsunpo tho boll weevils mid o thor
damaging Insects. You cnn oaslly do
this, ns well ns inoroniio tho number
of bolls(nnd tliolrsi/e)on your planta
by plentifully using Virginia-Caro
lina Fertilizers. Th lu niothod will
tremendously "In?rense your yields
ppr nero." Don't bo fooled into buy
ing it substitute.
Virginia-Carolin? Chsmtcal Ce.
Richmond, Vu,
{forfolk. Va. '
hi rhum, N. 0.
Charleston, H. O.
Ilalthnoro, Md.
Atlanta, On.
Savannah. Ga. s
Montgomery, Ala. )
Memphis, Tenn.
Shreveport, La.
Town Tax Notice
NO'I ICIO is hoiebv givon that all lux.
now due tho Town of BoopoUsvilli
,in<l not paid l>y j?obrjvU'y I. 1007, on
Heul und Personal Property, thc penalti
will bo uddod.
By order 'of ( 'minni,
MILTON MobAUIUN,
Olprk und TrcuBurof.
January li, 1907.
NOTICE TO OII?PITOPS,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, t
(Jounty ol Marlboro. J
WOTIOK is hereby given that all per
J^[' ?OIH holding Claim? against Kutstc
Ol Daniel J. Odom, doOOasCU, will please
present same foi*payment to undersigned
duly proven as Ind law ron un os, and all
persons imlobleil lo si>iJ Kutatc aro rc
quostod to make payment at orate with us.
l>. I). MeOObU
. W. J. ODOM,
Jun. |J5, 1007? Kxcculors.
The resolution before tho legfalaluiA
I to extend tho payment of taxi H WHB
?killod without ?oromony Wednoiduy.
?reatesi Subscription Offer Ever Made. In This County
eckly Atlanta Constitutio
andi*
e jMarltoro Democrat
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. (8.) FRIDAY.-Tho Balance of the news. All tho news. TJtw
Woman's Kingdom, the Children's page? conducted by genial Aunt
Susie, the best of all the home writers.
Every number of The Tri-Weekly gives tho market reports, of ito?
two days' interval betweon issues and keeps one posted right up to
the moment our press turns. An instalment of the month e story
from the great $150,000 set of serials. A half page set of comics from
some of tue greatest humorist artists of the day.
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lid colored county may oi
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eions, and a map of tho Republic of Panama, and a splendid
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wt ir*
i toi the
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id to go into moro actual
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circulation of a quarter of a million a month. For 1000-0T
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Whioh hao been '
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per published in
Thoro nro d
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'^The Last Days of tho Con
fodorasy." These articloa will conti'in tho porpcmal rouihiii
eoncos of Mrs. Jefferson Davis. i
HUMAN ?PB, Ulttd If Alfred Riary Uvti
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things. Not prosy or puny pooplo, but mon and women who
bulk big in the publie oje, mon and women who are dolnsj
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?rn... mm wt?. m\ T.AX M?TICE I
1 . -?w
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him.
Long Uve Thc Klagt
is thc popular cry throughout European
countries; while in America, tho cry ol'
present day is "Long live Dr. King's
New Discovery, King of Throat and
Dung Itemddics." of which Mrs .Julia
Ryder Paine, Truro, Mass., says: "'lt
nover fails to give immediate relief and
to quickly cure a OOUgh or cold " Mrs.
Paine's opinion is shared Oy a majority
ol" the inhabitants of this country New
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throats after all othor remedios have
failed; and for coughs and colds it's thc
only sure cure. Guaranteed by J, T,
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Choap Rondin?.
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Magazine-an excellent Lady's
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crat for only $1.50
The Tri-Weekly Atlanta Consti
tution and DEMOCRAT one year
for only 31)75. This is thc cheap
est reading over offered.
A Memorable Day.
Ono of tho days wc remember willi
plca-mru, ns wo 11 as with molli to our
health, ia tho ono on which we booome
acquainted With Dr. King's Now Lite
Pills, the painless purifiers that cure
hoadaoho and biliousness, and koop the
bowels right. i2.r)c. at J. T. Douglas'Drug
store.
A wonderful Happening.
I Port Byron, N. Y.. bas witnessed one
of tho most remarkable cases ol' bealing
I ever recorded, Amos V. King, of that
j place says; "Ducklen's Arnica Salve
cured a sore on my leg with which 1
had suffered ovor Sh years. I om now
eighty five." Guaranteed to euro all
sores, by J. T. Douglas Druggist 2.')C.
I'repured for the Work.
Mr. S. J. Pearson, tho Jeweler, bnfl
now ono of the latest improyomenl?
for engraving your name or initials
on any article of gold or silver or
plate in tho most up?to dale manner.
The samples of work already done hy
him are just fine, (hill and see him.
.??j?jriwiBiiMM?iiimiiiiiiii?wiiiiii??).??*rri^T?
WARNING NOTICE/
T hereby waru ?ny and all pei sons from
hiring or harboring my son, 11RtiRY
M pO A pb, sonmim.'.s called ,)aek M.(Jill,
who has left home without muse or con
seul. Daniel McCall,
Jan. :5, 1007. His father.
FOR SAIJfi!
AT A BARGAIN.
One Mare-good Driver
One one-horse Wagon and Hanums
Oi T. * f' f>! '
Ol
Oi
J Al
till who violate lilis notice
?JOHN lt. TOWNSEND,
Prest Marlboro Hunting Club.
December 28, 1 '.Xiii.
iiMCipqiitwinrm ?nnam-un
gig- Pipes and SmokcrsSupphesin
endless variety can bo found at J. T*
Douglas' Drug Store.
Tho Newton Pills
Those great blood and liver
regulators are known over
Marlboro. For the convenience
ol' his customers he has left a
few boxes at this olHee where
they can get them.
Kvery Farmer should havo one of
those Donaldson Drills. Soe his ad.
MU. FULLER KEEPS THEM.
Rubber-tired y chicles are grow
ing in popularity, They aro not
only muon more comlortublo to
rido in but close obsorvors, us well
as carriage repairers and manu
facturers, say that by reducing
tho jolting and jai ring of tho run
ning-gear, rubber tires prolong
tho life of a vehicle.
JUST WHAT YOU WANT
Wo are now showing tho nicest
lot Of (JUT ?LASS to ho soon
any where. The price in LOW,
the quality tho BEST.
In Stationery we havo all any
one can wish. Books, Pater, Tab
lots, Pons, Pencils, Blank hooks
and Everything in that lino.
Our Ding Department is al
ways our pride. Everything you
need, we supply.
Prescription work a Specialty.
Wileys Candy, Always frosh.
Betinettavillo. Pharmacy.
p)0 EM A AND [?[LE CU L?E
FREFi gnowing what it was to puffer, j
will givo PRE? Ol'1 O^AU?H to any iill|io
ted a positivo euro for Bozora.il, Salt Rheum
Hrynipelan, Piloa and Stein DiyoaHCH. In
cant relief. Don't <ml?er lougor, writo b\
W. \yibhiAMS, ,100 Manljattan Avenue, N
Voyk, tyiolouo Htftuij). j Sept 30, of?
STRAYED ?K STOLEN.
Ono ci own colored .In sy ('ow with
knobs ou her born?.
Also ono daik colo rod Heifer, with
some small whito spots on hor side,
and li.i i short horns.
Will liberally rowan] anv ono who
will re.urn same or furnish informa*
, ! ! > thoir recovery,
I0 STK8S, .Jr.
be ^<>, -1 Uing??.
?>co, 'Ml, IM . :
* * mudo suit to mo to grant unto him
Letters of Administration of tho Estate
of and Effbotsof I). W Odom, dee'd ;
Those, aro therefore to cito and admon
ish all and singular tho kindred and Cred
itors of tho said I). W. Odom, do
ceased i that they he and appear before
me, in thc Oourt of Probate to be field at
Bonnottsvillo, S. C., on tho 'JSth day ol'
January, after publication thereof, at ll
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if
any they have, why the said Adminis
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, the 11th day of
January, Anno Domini, 1007.
MILTON MCLAURIN,
Jan. 17, 1007. Judge of Probato
For Sale,
WE ll WK SEVERAL DESIRABLE
FARMS FOR SALE, and two or moro
tor rent to the right partios, Ail situated
near Fayottovillo, good H0I100I1?, good
wator. Apply to
W. T Gook & Co ,
Eayothwillo, N. C.
City Tax Notice,
.VjOTlCE is hereby given that the books
1\ for the collection of City faxes on
Real Estate atul Personal Property is now
open and will remain open until the first
day of January l'.M)7, after which time
they will be closed and penalty added.
Tho rates are as fellows :
If) els on $100 for ordinary purposes
lil cts " " to pay hu R. R. R.
ti cts " " to create sinking lund
for the Railroad Ronds
1H cts " " Int. on 10 L. Ronds
8 cts " " to create sinking fund
io retiro K L. Ronds
Total 68 cts on $100 for all purposes
MILTON M OL A UKIN,
Nov. 1, ()('?. City Clerk.
ft COMPOST DRILL
that will thoroughly pulverizo and evenly
distribute Dom one hundred pounds to
ten lons per acre. Made in Iwo sizes.
For sale by J. T. DONALDSON.
Drake, S. O.
Agent for Marlboro county.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
l?state of J Alf BS R. WARDELL,
OTtOH is: hereby given to all parties
having claims against the ?slate ol
James R. Waddell, deceased, to provont
I lioiu duly nt tested y ami idl persons in
dehtod to ?aid estate to make immediate
payment to tho undersigned.
(leo. NV. WADDELL. Adnu.
.January 1st 1<)(>7.
J?te^Kin^hama Healiablo Hams, ]
Broakfrt?t Paeon, Reef limns, Beej
Tongue,always nico ami frosh at
W. M. Kowo'8.
. iv? ii that bo Booka j j
? T i>:<M .?-t ^I . r?
.1 year cominonoiug
ll bo oponod nt the
unottavillo on Mon
6, nod romain opon
906. A penalty will 4
os romnining unpaid
.lowing ia tho levy
5 milla ?
x G\ milla I
ol 3 milla
14} milla n
bPKUiaii SCHOOLS 1
Bcnnottavillo Graded 4 milla I
Tatum apcoinl, 4 milla I
MoColl upooinl, 4 milla
Beauty Spot M 3 milla
Snlom " 3 milla
beater " 2 J
Brighteville " 2$ ?
Boykin u z\ u
Clio apcoinl 2i
Kollook special 2 i "
Hebron epcoial 2 milla
Harmony Bpeoial 2 milla
Antiooh apcoial 2 milla
Willis apooinl 2 milla
Ebenozor apcoial 2 milla
Olio Honda 4 milla I
A Poll Tux of ON ic DOLLAR on all malo
persona botwnon tho agca of 21 and 60
yearn, oxoopt confed?rate HoUliorR, and
Lhoao othorwiao oxompt by law,
Commutation Road Tax of Ono Dollar,
all able bodied malo poraona botwoon tho
iigea of lg and 50 yeara. Said tnx duo
between tho 15th of Octobor, 1906, and
March I, 1907.
J. IT. THOMAS,
Treasurer Marlboro County,
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AGENTS VV ANTED--Rev.
Sam Jones' Lifo and Sayings, by
hi? wifo, ia tho biggost seller over
published. Price only $2.60 Mag*
D?ficeot outfit and right to terri
tory only GO cents. Dont mies this
oh ance of your lifo to make money,
Circulars free. L. J Nichols &
Co., Atlanta Ga. nll-'t
?i?F* Itch oared in 80 minutes
by Wool ford* s Sanitary Lotion
Never tnils. Sold by J. T.
Douglas Druggist, Bennetts
ville, S. 0.
Don't Forget
I Am Still Ropairing ORGANS,
SB WW MACHINES & QWQKS,
Ai-b my work guaranteed to give
satisfaction or no pay. Cnn furnish
any missing or broken parts of any
Machino On ibo market.
Will do your work at your homo,
if preferred i whore you eau 8 KIO IT
DONK, and TJOST IT bo foro paying
for it.
?*. W?0ICBR,
Uennettsville, H. 0,
"\7^e^3aibe?ci.
HANDS TO CUT 10,000 Croao Tics.
Will pay n liberal price for 8i\mo
Apply to ,T, A. DH AK XS,
Benncttsvillot S. C,
wm
boro count
Jauunry 1
Treasurer
day Ootol
until Deo
bc chargi
at that d
State
Ordiui
GotiHli
ASHCRAFTS
Condition Powders
A high-class remedy for horses
ind mules in poor condition and
n need of a tonic. Builds solid
nuscle and fat ; cleanses tho sys?
em, thereby producing, a smooth,
;lossy coat of hair. Packed in
loses. 25c. box. Sold by
grnith Newton, Bennettsvillo
MoOoll Dtug Co., McOoll.
Seaboard Interchangeable Milage
Bettor Than Ever.
Tho Soaboard Air Line inter
ihangcable mileage tickets novr
>n salo, will after ?july 15th also
)o good over tho Contral of Qeor
jio, Georgia Southorn and Flor
da,Norfolk and Southern, Atlan-.
ic and North Carolina and Vir
;inia and Carolina Coast roads,
ive now additions, making a to
al of twenty-eight linos in all
oprcsontating nearly 20,000
niles.
You do not havo to delay your
>Urobase, but Seaboard interchan
geable mileage heretofore sold
md now ott salo will bo good over
he additional roads after July 15,
ey a rd less of dato purchased.,
r'urohase yotir mileage tickets
rom thc Seaboard Air Line rail
vay.
For furihor information write
VV. b BURROUGHS, '?', e. A.
Columbia, S C.
3LI0 NOVELTY
Manufacturing Works
ITV HE Business recently known an tho
ft CLIO NOVHLTY MANtJFCTU
(TNG CO , will hereafter ho known as
'HE CLIO NOVELTY MANUKAO
TIRING WORKS, with \f. II. JVfcV
plo owner ami director,
Tho latest improved wp,od working
.mohines are hoing placod for doiflg nfl *
inds of Novelty work for huildors ipjo -\{
vine, priopfl.
Oct 23. looa.
il ein//s Sweet Pioklos
Shrimps, lobsters an?l DeviL
id Grabs at W, M. Rowe's
A/M V USE tho o o m in o n, ohenp
ff M T Tar Hoofing, which is always
msatislaotory, WHEN you can get
reliable "Kock and Glass-Coated"
(jotting for le . (han coat of Shingles.
Soo us or write for eamplos?; prices,
OLIO NOVELTY CO.

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