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school, and he lends to his work a TO-
mantle flavor, which adds much to his
character representations. He has all
the attributes of a successful star, a good
face, and above all a voice well modu-
lated far-reaching and under perfect
control. His schooling has been that
Which but few modern actors can claim.
He has run the entire gamut, as it were,
of classical representations, and his reps
ertory embraces so wide a variety of
character representations as to stamp him
as one of the most versatile actors on the
American stage.
Mr.. Mantell's complete stage history
would make too lengthy an article for.
this column, but anyone at all familiar.
With the theatricals of the last twenty
Wears needs to be no more than feItilfe-
edsof his long list of successes. He came
togthis country in 1876 and made his first
appearance with Nine. Medjeska inca
mile" and East Lynne and was after
wards with John StetSon at Booth
theater. He was with Miss Fanny
Davenport in Fedora" and other of the
Sardou plays and became leading man
with Steele Mackaye at the Fifth ave.
nue. theater, New York. Helnext starred
with augustus Pitou for six years in
'Monbars, THE Corsican Brothers,
"The Marble Heart, - ''The Face in the
Window and other romantic plays and
also Romeo and Juliet" ..The Lady of
Lyons, Hamlet" "Othello'' and Rich
Mr.. Mantell has done much towards
demonstrating the fact that the public
IS far from being tired of legitimate
drama and that it has handsome re-
wards for those who bring classic plays
and talent to properly present them. So
far this season Mr.. Mantell and one or
two others in the legitimate field have
had no reason to complain of poor
patronage. Some have claimed that a
revulsion against the modern society
drama has already taken place and that
classic dram will soon again have a run
of popular favor.
Mr.. Mantell's repertory for the week
will be as follows: Sunday and Satur-
day nights, Richard cha III, Monday and
Wednesday nights, "Othello:" Wednes-
day matinee, Romeo and Juliet,,,'
Thursday night. "Richelieu, and Satur-
day matinee, The Lady of Lyons
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The briliancy of Paul Leicester Ford's
famous revolutionary romance, Janice
Meredith which has probably been more
widely read than any other novel pub
lished in this country during the past
ten years. will be accentuated at the Met
ropoiltan opera house this evening in a
dramatic presentation of the story. The
production is made by Blanche Walsh,
who, it is claimed, has given it most
sumptous stage mounting. Nothing has
been left undone, it is said for a COM
plete presentation of this play. The elab-
crate scenery and costumes are all his
torically correct and were modelled and
designed under the direction of Mr.. Ford
and Mr. Edward E. Rose, who made the
dramatic version in collaboration. All
who read know what tremendous sue
cess this novel has been. especially those
interested in fiction. AS conservative
estimate it is said that over 100000 peo-
pie have read the story. Naturally, un-
der these circumstances, great antic-
ipatory interest exists in this city to see
the play. which was presented Tor over
three months at Wallack's theater in
New York last season.
The title role will be played by Blanche
Walsh, who is said to give very sweet
hut forceful portrayal of the character
of the young Revolutionary heroine. 9th
er characters will be played by Robert
Lowe, Mason Mitchell, r. Patton Gibbs,
Raymond Whitaker, Denham Maloy,
Robert Harold, Emmett Shac1elford,
Forest Flood, Frederick Harris, Harriet
Sterling, Rose Braham and Fanny Mari
noff
The dramatic story of Janice Mere
dith is told in four acts. the scenes
of which represent the farmyard of
Squire Meredith at Greenwood, n. j., in
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Green Room Gossip.

s.ouo vadis', will be seen at the Grand md
soon.
.McFadden's Row of Flats will be seen
at the Grand Shortly.
.sM'Iiss', is to be the attraction at the
Grand in the very near future.
Barbara Frietehie" will be presented
at the Grand in the near Iui ure. a..
Keller. the ma ician. will be at the
Grand in the not far distant future.
MANS Enemy, IS announces der an
S.ssyVav Down East is underlined Tor
the Metropolitan the week of November
18th. -.,, =, ,,rooso,, sod
at the Grand shortly, the first time in TINS
city at popular prices ,4s,,
IA Brace of Partridges, an Englisn.
comedy and said to be one OF the very
hest of our importations in this line,
will be presented at the metropolitan for
an engagement of three nights ana man al
nee beginning Thursday, November l41h
The company will be headed py ii.
Reeves Smith.
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here disguised as "a Hessian soldier to Sc,
cure Information that Washington de-
sires. The American commander has al
ready crossed the Delaware sandnisz pre-
pared for an attack on Trenton. The
information to be secured by Brereton
will make his victory sure. Brereton is
given dispatch from Rail to Lord
Howe, the former believing him to be
what he represents, but an insult to
Janice by a Hessian officer leads him to
reveal his identity and he is arrested.
He is about to be shot as a spy when
the attack of the Continental army saves
him from execution. In the confusion
Janice obtains the dispatch written by
Rail- to Howe and forwards it to Wash
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novel selections In the large auditorium
of the Grand opera house, with its per-
feet acoustic effects, the band should De
heard at it's best gaining much of the
effect that is so often lost on outside
concerts through the atmosphere
changes.
Music lovers will find these concerts en-
joyable occasions, as they Will present
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MANTELL IN REpERToRY.
Classic Dramas to Be Presented at
Grand This Week.

The engagement of Robert B. Manten.
commencing tonight at the Grand opera
house, will undoubtedly be one of the
for himself a great prestige with pa
irons of this playhouse and with the
theatergoing public in general This
season Mr. Mantell will present roper
tory of classical plays. embracing .Rich-
ard ILL., Hamlet "Otheno" Romeo
and Juliet, ''Richelieu'' and The Lady
of Lyons"
Mr. Mantell is an actor of the old
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03
Elaborate, Scenic and Superb Co.'S
tunes Historically Correct.

Amy Leslie in Chicago Daily News, Oct. "A,
says He is a great actor for many reasons.
He is intelligent and imposing. He is effective
and extremely handsome. He was much az
plauded and the play was received with rspt
enthusiasm and admiration"
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..,,.. irish Pavnbrokers..

Mr.. Joe w. Spears will present ms n l's,
farce comedy triumvirate the two A Ar,
can can Macs and comedienne Maz fa,, drHm-
bull at the Grand opera house Md d1ll0wh IL
w. tiie en lsfasf success. ssThe Irish Pawn
p y, ors and melody. AS farce comedy
stars the two American Macs nave have b bssa
oi11-n,'S boon surrounded by large and
c amh COMPANY, this season being 40
eapaufG tn the rule. AS in the past,
they viii introduce many speciaities, eotn
concerted and Individual NO pans SO OF ,, eAv
pon,edv q sshit9 of the season in its llne.s
sneciai attention having been paid to the
speoic ara mechanical effects.
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CITY CLUB AT STAR.
Big Burlesaue Company With Re-
markabIe array of Talent.

markabIe array of Talent.
At the Star theater this week the ever
welcome City Club Burlesquers hold
forth. This attraction holds the title
Of the leader of them all, and with
the following array of talent the man
first part, the "City Club at the Sea-
SIDE is bright and spicy, and made for
laughing purposes only. The three
Gardeners, Lane Sisters, Ferguson and
Watson, Grace Leonard and Lew Har-
yey are among others in the olio. The
finishing burlesque, 1.-The City Club at
the Pan-American,' is full of fun from
start to finish Pretty girls, clever
dancers, popular singers and funny
comedians make this the most popular
show on the road this season.
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"11ING DoDo. COMING.
VIII Reign at Metropolitan Three
Nights Next Week.

The announcement of the coming to
this city of the new comedy opera,
King Dodo,' will no doubt awaken in
terest above the ordinary among theater-
goers. The record breaking run of this
late product of the combined intellects
of Frank Pixley and Gustav Luders in
Chicago, is probably familiar to all
classes of theatergoers; as well as to
newspaper readers in general. The piece
had its initial production in Chicago Mon
day evening, May 9th, and SO firm
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03
RETURN OF sEABRooKE.

.ssIodern Crusoe. to Be Given at
Metropolitan This Week.
There. is a tendency in human nature
to. rejoice at the discontinue of AFRO
ganee and despotism. When such dis
conaflture is brought about through the
dsspotss own agency and subjects him to
ludricous indignity the pleasure is ali
the keener to the observer. The cunning
dramatist has long since realized this hui
man TAFT, and from the Malvolio OF
Shakespeare down to the crusty old tour
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03

Special Train to Lake MinnetonI1a.
Special train, for accommodation of the
public, will leave Union depot, st. Paul.
at 9:35 a. M, Sunday, Nov. 3. via Great
Northern railway. Returning leave
Spring Park o. m.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
DOTS FROM TATUM.

When we arose from slumber last
II Saturday morning we could hardly be-
3glieve our eyes when we behe!d tho
4 earth wreathedf;,in a beautiful white.
It continued to fall all day, but Sun.
day the sun: came out and melted it
nearly all away Since then we have
had pretty weather.
The busy farmers are preparing for
another crop. s27
Mrs D. j. Eastcrling who has been
quite sick with pneumonia is better.
Mrs. G. q. Hamer has been visiting
relatives in Benncttsville.
Little Kathleen Woodley ofSumtcr
who is visiting Der grand parents, Mr..
aid Mrs Il, II. Hamor, has been quite
sick with lagrippc. bnt is improving
Hor mother, Mrs DR.. J. A. Woodey
has been by her bedside since the Goth
Little Ellen Reese daughter, of our
beloved physician, has been quite sick
but is slowly improving
Three boys called 10 see one young
lady at tho same Tine ,Aylookout, boys.
-if ramor is true you wlA all be left.
Or. Hall gave a fine lecture to a
large congregation at tho Academy
Tuesday night.
The ladies are getting up funds to
paint Beauty Spot church. Members
give liberally. Keep Gods house
looking new.
FebI27, 1901. suBscyBER.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
A fresh supply Of the celebra-
ted Buists Garden Seed, all var
ieties, just arrived at
c.. s. McCalps.
A Wonderful Invention

They cure dandrulH hair falling
headache, etc, yet cost the same as an
ordinary comb. DIR. Whito's Electric
Cont. The only patented Comb in
the world. People, everywhere it has
been introduced, are wild with de
light. You simply comb your hair
each day ands.he comb does the rest.
This wonderful comb Is simply un-
breakable and Is made SO that It ia
absolutely impossible TO break or cut
the hair. Sud on a writtoD guarantee
TO give perfect satisfaction in every
respect Send stamps for ono. Ladies'
size SOC. Gents size 80. Live men
and women wautcd everywhere to in.
stroduco this article. Sells on sight
Agents are wild witt, success Address
d. N. Rose, Gen. Mgr, Decatur, I'll
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
PEN: AND scIss 4; or GRAPHS

~
G,olumbia:has q new Cotton Mill.
Mr.. j Jerome Williams Of Rich
Smond county and Miss Sallie Nc
8Intosh Of Cheraw were married in
Clleraw Wednesday.
J 'sss s The Preai1ent has called the
special session Of Congress to con-
4 ene on MondaSnext. He Intends
n 70 atraigten outthings if it takes
.alllsumnlor. 8gs 8s5.58
The snow of Saturday extended
4. from Texas to the Atlantic coast
and varied from 5 to 10 inches.
The freezing point stopping in
Georgia.
The North Carolina Legislature
4 was not afraid to do some thing
ior:the boys Of our land, and helo
is is: 1t shall be unlawful for any
one to sell, offer to sell, give, buy,
For offer to buy forany one under
u years Of age any cigarette,
sCigarette paper orsubstitute there
S. 80 The penalty Is not less than
1915
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MIR FAnMEn:

We present you with en- opportunity 10
seture the best agricultural papnr pubiiahcd
Mt $50 per year, QUO fourth the enpsoripa
tioD pIice.
The National Agrioulttlr j neyiiow
offors its readers over 20 aoparate depast
ments among which are tho forowiDe,
Agriculture, horticulture, TheD
Horseman, Tho Shepherd Tho s
Tho Cattlc Breeder, The Fanoicr mho
Poultry Yard, The Veterinarian, rho Apsr
ia-y. Farm and Garden Notes, Tho a,ar.
kots, The Grange, Icqurios aud Auaweia,
Experience Department., Hou,chold ana
Children's Departments
This paper will contain cverythine az
interest to tho farmer aud tbs farm.ta
household, aud every fnrmor should ,ekc
advantage OF this very liberal cifer ala
aond In his subscription at opos Every oa
accepting this offer within tn hext 'tsh
days will be sent their CHOICE OF Inc cp,.
lowing books, which should bo - every
farmers house: Family DooSor ii5o's.p
"Horso and Cattle Doctor" "l'raetisa,
Poultry Keeper" ""Guide to Flo,aoulldra. y
Ooe book aud Tho NationN A4routsutal
Review ono year 2so., all four Dpcbs Snd
the National Agricultural Review one sbar
500 or the papsr three nontlt, oA srnl
100. Address I5aj,,
TIE NATIONAL AGn1cUITuRAI. IkSVi w,
Washington d (N!4t,&T
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They should be Everywhere.

Newberry has a magistrate who
believes in the divine Injunction
that If q man will not work he
shall not cat, and carries out the
doctrine by sending to the chain.
gang every luater who cannot
show that he has some means of
IAN honost livelihood. This is the
kind we need in every town and
county. And il they all did like
this one, it would not be. neces-
.sary for tho Legislature to spend
three days or $4,000 either to find
some way "to keep the poor white
man from living on the fruits Of
his wife's or childrons labor" (.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
FOR SALE
450 Bushels Of Com,
l2,ooJ Fodder, Hay and shuoks,
HERBERT N. HoDaEs.
Brownsville, IS. q.
I Byerbody's Magazine.

The Improvement noted in re-
cent numbers Of Eyerbody's Maga-
zine is still more conspicuous III
the March issue. This is q first rate
magazine, brim full ofindividuality.
containing remarkably strong stor-
les and articles Of distinct interest
and readableness. Among the ten
cent monthlies tits rapidly forging
to tho front, and it bids fair to con-
test the supremacy Of It's most
widely circulated contemporaries.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
Stood Death on.

N. .. hlunlay, agycr of IIcnrlo,la,
Texas. once fooled II grave digger. liz
says: MY brother was worry low with
malarial foyor ind janndicv. | persuaded
him to Try Electric Bit,crs, and he was
soon much bolter, but continued I,oirusc
until ho was wholly cured. am suro
Elcctrio Bihcrs saved his sjife,,5 I'6is
rotnedy oxpeis malaria, kills disease germs
aud pufi1os the blood !; Enily digestion,
regulates liver, kidneys and bowels cures
o0hatipation, dyspe psia, hotyons d dlseases,
farnale GomplsintB5 3 sipos peffact Iiaaltll,
Only b0s by j, ls DogAl ~ " Bro
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
Stockholders Meeting.

(hFnEREAs. The Stockholders Of the 8
wv Q. Pacific hallway Company have for
scyoral yenrs past foiled to hold their an.
onupl meeting rs required by The by laws
of eai6 Company; Now a special meeting
Of tho Stockholders Of said 8 O. Pacific
Ho'lSay is hereby oalled and will be hold
10 nepnettsv!lle, 8 @, on the Wednesday
the ga day Of Meroh noxe at ia O'Clock,
IT,, for the purpose Of eleoting q Board oi
Directors and transaoting any other bust
ness hat mny be proper.
MoOALL, w. A. LASH.
Secretary. President.
Fohfuary 4, 1901.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
Hot Supper at Red Bluff.

a Hot Supper will be served at the Rcd
Bluff Academy on Friday night March lst.
Good music will bo furnished free Oys
tors Will be served for IS OTIS; Oysters and
supper for 50 OTIS. Como and |aten to the
musio, enjoy the "Board Of Plenty, and
Tins help the committee that ia endeayor,
ing to raise money for good cause. y
COMMITTEE y
Red Bluff Academy, Feb 26, 1901.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
Notice TO Contractors.

&Y OTIOE is hereby given TINT the
,5s% Board Of County Commissioners Of
Marlboro County will from now until the
lst day OF March receive bids for the out.
ting and making Of a cause way and neo
e5asry bridges across Naked Creek for
,ic highway now being laid out from j .
.. Moo e's place on tho Sage Road'tl
the Rockingham Road. The crossing 10
be a! point dceiguntod on plat which
can be seen On application 10 the County
Supervisor. Tne Board reserves tho
right 70 rrjsot any mud all bids
a. e COWARD.
Supervisors
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
y ------- - :.
Sense Talk. I.

Common Sense Talk.
t'armcra lialcnI Tic talk AID
purchase Of heavy snpplies of Ter
tllll1ra ior atheaYier crop al cotton
haa agtlready dyslRrt lhc !a,larkNt h. ~
sssa Gyr n
goilgsao@n, aownl Ina wise tas-
mer aWill make cotton Ills surplus
cnp.thia year ( Rlolo&pecls to be
abie5 70 pay his bills.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
Notice Of Final Dischars
Estate Of r. H, Bethea.

Estate Of T. H. Bethea
| IAVlNG filed my final return as A,nnin
i istratrix of the Estate Of 7. II Betnsa
deceased, with tho Honorable Judge Of
Probate for Marlboro county, NOTICE is
hereby given that | will apply to said 0o,,t
on Tuesday Tho 10Th day Of Marot 1901
for Lettcrs Dismlssory rs sail Admlnstta,
trix. d H.. BETHEA. Adn'x.
Fob. 10. 1901.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
R0glo1 Dyspepsia Cure
f'Dlgests what you eat."
,aetter than Ever.

.f2ettcr than Ever.
Mr.. Will NJ. Breellen, is still
selling selling the famous stalk
cNtter. lie made some improve.
.monts to the machine, and those
needing them can get them, and
those having them alreody can
secure any repairs needed.
.EVery farmer should have one
rr More at work now
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01

& ou Know What You are Taking
Whon yon are take Groves Taateless Chill
Tonic bccauso tho formula is plainly given
on pse,3 bttls showing that Il is simply
lrop srd Qainine 10 q tastelesa form. No
cure. 10 pay Price SO.
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THE NE W YQRK iW'0T2LTl
TRICE-A-WEEll EDITioN.
ALMOHT A DAILY AT The PRIClD
NH OF A WNI,NI,Y nv. 81.

OF A WEEKLY.
Tho presidential campaign is over but
the world goes on just tho same aud It Is
full Of news. TO learn this news, lust as
Il promptly and impaltiully-alltha
you have 10 do is 10 look into tho oolu,nns
ofThe Thrioe-aW ock Edition Of the New
York World which Q ,mes to the subsori-
bor l56 rimes ycar. ~
Tho Thrice Week Worlds diligence
as q publisher Of first news has given il
circulation wherever tho English Ian
guage is spoken and you want it.
Tho Thrice n, Week lVorld's regular
subscription price is only $500 per year.
We olfcr he World and Democrat bolh
one year for $l.G5. n #ts RI.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
.Splice of Registration Of Voters

iM MorICE is hereby given that the Books
lS OF Legislation la open for the purpose
oi isegisteripg the voters Of tho Town Of
Btnnottsyille and will oloso Oh tho 9Th day
Of april 1901. Tho & lowing are entitled
TO bo registered Oitiaons Of tho State for
. yceta, County for year, Town Of Benz
nettsyille 4 months, aud not conyiotod Of
any the offences enumerated in the Act
4 4 G. i BARRIaTT,
lFeb, $, 1901 Town Supervisor.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
NoH;oeso 7olOn Election, D I

hiOrIOIl Is hereby giyon TINT nm Election
" will bo:held on The 9th. day Of April
1901, IN the Court'Housa for tho purpose
OF eieo,ing q Mayor mud four Aldern,on FOR
tho Town Of Bonnottsvlllo to servo FOR tho
term Of Two Years. 3
Q. $, MCCALL, Mayor.
Sa FGb. sth 1901. sns
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01

l5oh makers and ciroulators ofcounter-
fcits COMMIT fraud. Honest men will not
!occiyuyou into buyiDg worthless counter.
leits Of l)ewi.tt's Witch Hazel Salvc. The
original is intaliiblc Tor orfing piles. sores,
aozania aud all skin diseases. Douglas
Bros.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
Frozen To Death.

Frozen To Death. !
Coroner G. lN <toyibqtop wfs
called to the neiyhborhood of I3ing-
ham, q short distance from he Mar
ion line on Monday 70 Investigate
the death Of i oolored ma, found
dead OH the roadside. IRON The
evidence obtainci il ap...aa tiat
Ills hume waH JIoury Wilson, /, ton3
ant on Mr.. 3 j Mallicsoas lIgy,S
plantation west of l3ennttasvilles
that he with onothot from Nc same
place had been c',tting wcod for q
party at Dillon; that on Saturday
morning after getting, q slppiyot
fuss N thoystartcd for holf al Phcy
had gotten across tho limo III 1, hlarj,
boro when Henry got too fill to
travel and his companion left hin
on the road side, where he @yS
found dead. His family sentouto q
searching party Monday and these
gave his name to the Coroner.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
ANNICUT TTUN.t
Washting,on,

Yoncop't .,tlo.lto risk & J.s i,S byi
ahowng ooug'i 9, i cola ,stjsSds Vsl5p
I9ltl phhu0i3p' on COP %NO, ,Iigms NJ II ~
% knpMpy S)aoy tiuNiRts $gllS0sit us 4
Snoglh1lor gfinp1 tiss9 ihfiliblcreipe. !.
dy. t0rcrour. Ciilidicn liiie tan'Nma,l i2E
eMdorSeiM D5nslas tsroS,1l. ..I
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
oions; iajary Of: Personal Property.

Section los (a5oo) (Amendod). Who
over shall wilfully, 4 aIlawfnlly and mali
|oioonsly out, shoot, MAIN, wound, or othor-
wise iDjure or destry any horse, mule, hog
meat ne cattle, sheep, goat, or any othor kind
& ss|oclass, article, or description Of personal
property, the goods and chattots Of another !,
ahall DO guilty Of a nisdomeanor, and upon
conviction theroof, shalt bo fined or i'm
prlsonod at tho discretion of tho Judge be-
foro whom tho oaso shall be triod t
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
ESTATE; SAFE NOry e,g.

IN The fiat Monday. in March, roos III
" will soil to the highest bidde, tov cath
before tho Court House door, duyog legal
sale hours. Ono Judgment vs T. li. Hq',on
said Judgment amounting to about s it91
aud being ho only asset Of the estn5o 81
tho late G, W. Dudley being sold Il ,oSc
said estate. IDA DUDLEY,
Jan'y FL, 1901. AdmS,
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UrTax Returns.

YoUr.Tax Returns.
Remember there is no exten-
sl9ii with the County Auditor.
Thn penalty attaches after the
2Dta on all returns not made
bctore that date. lie has finish
co his round. and'is now daily
IN his officein the Court House.
SeA him before the Goth.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01

These fellows you see advertis-
ing to sell cheaper than any ono
else does is all u fake. / can sell
as cheap as any one can, 7 give 16
ounces to tho lb.
j. B Hamilton.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
5De Sure and Sec Thonl.

On tho first Monday nextI will
sell 40 head Of horses and mules
S5all to 60 for tho highest dollar.
j3,E5.8 J. j. David, Auctioncor.
feby27, 1901.