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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-11
LETTER FROM SUMTER.
A Spicey Pen Picture Of Prosperity
BY an Old Marlboro Farmer

By an Old Marlboro Farmer
Dear Editor:--I will trv and
interest you for a few moments
Christmas has passed and every.
body enjoyed 1t. EVERYTHING passed
OIL quietly except ono negro killed
and II badly used up.
The farmers have q good start
for another year. The most of them
| think intend to plant q largo cot
ton crop judging from the number
OF mules that have kcen shipped
into Sumter.
Most Of the farmers have sowed
a larger acreage in small grain
and raised plenty ofhog and Romi.
ny.
Mr.. Editor / attended the sale
at DR.. j. A. Woodley's place. He
sold at auction and low prices too
- head of fine mules and a large
quantity Of corn and forage and
improved plows. We regret to
lose the Doctor. He makes fine
neighbor, good physician and a
first class farmer and up to date
man all over.
Mr.. J. M. Woodley spent the
/ night with us q short time ago and
told us he had made plenty Of
money this year-more than any
one year since he had been farm
ing. Ho is an up to date farmer
and has plenty Of everything.
Mr.. w. A. Sparks has sold his
place at Providence. He sold SIS
per acre. 1t is the best place up
there for its size. You see by this
there is no more cheap land in
Sumter. Mr.. Sparks place lay
right on the new railroad to Cam
den at Dalzell station which bids
tair to become hourishing vii
lage.
Two new railroads have been
built in the county since I moved
here--one, the Southern, runs
right through my place. The
other road runs near Mr.. j. Nj.
Woodley They have been Of great
service in the way OF hauling.
Before it was 10 miles to haul,
now it is less than one.
Mr.. Editor I could write q great
deal more on this subject, but l
must close, for I must tell you
about the Christmas party they
had at our house Dec. 9th. You
ought to have been here. 1t was
one Of the cold timers" Such as
they used to have in Hebron about
80 years ago. Mr.. Wei Mccall
can tell you about it. That was
the kind we had the other night.
We were pleased TO have with us
Misses Virginia Manning and
Minnie Adams, both from Marl-
boro. Their company was greatly
enjoyed and we hope they will
come again.
II signs do not fail Stacy G. may
have to entertain O Sumter boy
soon.
Mr.. Editor tell Mr.. A. G. Pear
son to come again. Alex is aegood
fellow. And now wishing you a
hl3@ppy Now ~pAr' J vii stop
Coz thiA time
ssNmtea Roy
lany 6th 7a0I.
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January Salesday.

January Salesday.
Salesday in january 1901, the
first for the new year and the first
for the century, was marked more
by the very large attendance than
for sales or tho Incidents The
streets were crowded all daS. The
exhibition Of stock was interesting
any age, size, color, and price.
The Clerk had two sales. Auctioner
David was kept busy as long as he
could see and talk. Only two N. G.
wagons made sales Of leather, fruit
and onions. The crowd was order
ly although there were signs Of
strong drink seen. The exhibitions
Of poultry by Messrs Hamer, Cow
ington, Waddill, E. G. Newton,
Adams and Moody were fine, and
many sales were made. MIR p. A.
Emaauel had some choice pigs and
Mr.. Chris Odom brought out ono
COW. More and better stock and
fine poultry seems to be the order
now. The day passed pleasantly
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To Club win the "commono,p

The. whole country is vory
much interested in the new pa :
er that Hon w. j. Bryrn viii
edition in Lincoln, Neb This
paper will have more than local
interest, it will. be !, national
affair and will further the dem,
ocratic teachings for which thyt
great leader stands. The distins
guished editor in a letter io the
Democrat offers q clubbiu1 rate,
for the Commoner, and va viii
make the offer to all who pay
up their subscriptions oue aol.
lar in advance, to send them
the Commoner, Mr.. Bry yau's pap.
er,. for rs cents. The regular
price 81.
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Cara os' 'a'il,ss.IAs.

| desire to sincerely thank DR.. j..
r. Kinney for his untiring atten-
ton during the sickness of my hus-
band. also wish to thank the many
friends in Bennettsville who SO kind
ly and generously assisted in a
tangible way, and who SO tenderly
sympathized during the recent i'll
ness and death of my husband. The
good people Of Bennettsville will
ever have a warm place in my heart.
Respectfully
Mrs. Mollie e. Pate.
JAMS 1901
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FOR SALE: {:

T OFFER FOR PROMPT SALE tho real
Z lence and lot OF the late @. W. Dudley
situate within tho corporate limits OF the
to~n Of Bonnettsville. Residence containa
t'ght Rooms, kitchen and pantry, all 10.
"e:sary optbuildings barn, stables, etc.,
al 10 good repair. Tho lot contains about
20 aores, with about IL aoros In high atats
Of cultivation good water and excellent
location.
hLsO 343 aores Of wooded land situate
nc milo from Court House folanging to
SAID estate.
Tho two properties wili be ao'd as an en-.
tsety or separately to desirable pusohaaer
and I will gladly provide for inspection Of
aaino by intending pnrohaasrs at any time.
1orms made ksown on application.
JULIUS T, pUnr,nY,
Hov. 8, 1900. Attorney At law,
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Climbing the Ladder.

Climbing the Ladder.
Nh. j. Crider Cope, now one
Of Red Springs successful far
mers, came down Friday and
visited relatives until Tuesday.
Mr.. Cope says he started life on
20 cents a day on tho Mcwry
farm, now owned by Messrs @.
S. and L. D. Mccall. After they
purchased it he remained wi til
them and made money until he
went to Red Springs two years
ago. Fortune continued to smile
on him and now his farm and
improvements are valned at 81,
600. He makes his own hog and
hominy and lives at home.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-11

NVANTED,

VIZ want q rolGgio, hus.ling agent IN
isonnettsyillo, 3. O., to represent us In tho
laundry Business. The finish we give to
cellars, cuffs and ah;rts, and all other lauu'
dfy work, cannot be oxcolled by any Laun.
dry in tho South; and furthermore, we
give employment exclusively to white peo.
lile, and do not negro laundry. Write for
terms. LEON STEAM LAUNDRY CO.
Dec. 27, 1900 Charlotte, N. g.
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Warming Motifs, /,

A Ill persona aYe hereby warred not s.
II trespaas on any Of my laid b hlatl,
boro county either by hunting, A,hipg cat.
ting timber. hauling straw, walking riding
or otherwise; ] will prosecute al! who ylos
iate this notloa, y J. p, CoAR.
october 1890, .ss
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: REMEMBER

ALL GOODS. bought OF T., F.. y V, ".
ROWE by town oustomors will b.
delivered promptly free Of chplg9.
4 All goods guaranteed fref il and
to give satisfaction, If notlllc,
can bo returned.
REMEMBER. Wo carry coml & ioc %
Groceries, especially Fancy 6 tocciics
anch us Pickles, Preserves, ielloS,
Jams, Sauces, Cntsup, ana MISC
ino Canned Goods for dobefs
Such as Peaches. Pears,
Pineapple, Apricots, t,c
All orders given US will DO appreciated
Onr Phone No. is 38.
Juno 8, 1900.
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If you have rcd.eyes, ugly sores,
scales on lids, eyeashes fall out, smart
ing or burning eyes, defective visions,
growth on the lids or eyeballs call on
pr. Becker at Clio, S. G. Office over
hiannihg's store. Examination free.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-11

There IS no pleasure in lifb If you dread
sosog to the table 10 cat and oan't rest at
night on account Of indigestion. Henry
Williams, Of Boolville, Ind. says he
suffered that way for years, ill he com,
menccd the use Of Kodnl Dyspepsia Cure.
aud adds, Nov can cot cnything
like and all want und sleep souudly every
night" Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will digest
what you cat. Douglas Bros.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-11
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

HAVING sold my farm, have decided
HH 10 sell the following personal property
to wit:
One pair HorAes we'll broken a.d gentle,
one OF them splendid combination horse,
has aeyeral gaits under the saddle.
Ono pair Of mules for wagon or plow.
Ono two horse wagon, One buggy.
One carriage and double hatnoas.
Cows, Hogs, Pga, Corn, Hay, Peas.
Lot OF Plows and gear, Also big lot
Of Lumber, Go.
P. 9. EMANUEL.
Dec. II, 1900
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,PECIAL NOTICE |

I will be in my Office from 10 a. m.
.ol3, p. NJ, every Monday and Satur.
ley while tho public schools are in
,ession. Persons communicating with
~ by mail will please address mo at
Fatum Station.
w. +. STANTON,
Dec 81, 1900. O. s. Il.
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MOTBCE!
Annual Returns Of prOperrv.

COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
Bennettsville, S. c., Dec. /, 1900.
AAOTICE 10 hereby given that this offloe
wv will bo open from the lat day Of Jan.
nary to tho goth day of February 1907. Tor
the purpose OF receiving the Returns Of tho
Taxpayers Of Marlboro county.
All peraons having property in their pos
aessions, as Owner or Holder, or as Hus.
band, as Parent, Guardian, Trustee, Admin.
istrator. Accounting Officer, Agent, Attor.
ney OF Factor, on the lat day Of January
1000, arc required to List the aame for
Taxation within the timo required by law,
or incur tho penalty Of 50 por cont, which
attaches In oase Of failure to do 80.
A poll tax of Ine Dollar 10 laid upon oil
male poraons between tho age OF al and
90 years, except poraons who are manned
and unable to earn support.
The Auditor or ON Assistant viii attend
at the following placea Ia tho County on
the days named tor tho convenience OF the
public:
Red Hill, Coxo's Store, Tuesday
January 8, 1901
Blenhsim, Wednesday, January 9, 100,
Brownsville, Briatow's Store,
ThurRday January 10, 1ool
Hebron, Church Monday January ID, 1901
Ollo, Tucsday January II. 1907
Rcd Bluff, Mills, Wednesday
4
January I6, 1901
Mccall, Thursday January ~. 1901
Tatnm, Friday Jannary I8, 1901
Nowtonsvillo, Saturday January I9, 1901
Brightsville, P. Q. Tuesday January az, 100,
Qalok's store, Wednesday January a3, 1907
Koilooks, Thnraday January I'd I6oI
My Office In DennettsvIlle will be open
during the time prescribed by law, from
January Iat to February 2oth 1901, where
parties IN Bennettsvllle and those who fail
70 Return at the several appointments can
DO accommodated.
Il. o CARLr9LE,
Auditor Marlboro Coahty.
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i. Both makers and cironlators o counter
faits commit fraud. Honest men will not
deceive yon into buying worthless counter
feits Of Dewittt's Witch Hazel Salvc. The
original is infalliblo for cnring piles. sores,
ecznma and all skin diseases. Douglas
Bros.
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FEN AND scxssoRaRAPHs.
The North Legislature is i
session.


session.
President Mckinley is suffering
with sovore cold.
The Beers continue to give the
English all the trouble possible
\, The next State Confederate Re-
union will be held in Columbia on
the 9Th Of May.
The Sumter Disponsary sold
$4,000 worth Of liquor during the
Cbristmas holidays.
People are coming from Tennes-
SEQ to Columbia to work in the
Cotton Mills.
The report Of the Supt of State
Penitentiary on our fret page is
certainly encouraging.
-Four hundred and torty-eight
admissions to the State Insane
Hospital were granted last year.
The orphan asylum at Roches.
tor, N. Y, was burned on the 9th.
1t 10 said 38 were killed and 46
moro or less injured.
Ex-senator James Bradbury Of
Maine died on the 9Th. He was
tho oldest ex-senator in the United
Stntes-98 years. He was q warm
friend OF Jefferson Davis.
Philip D. Armour, the great
pork packer and millionaire, died
on the 9Th. His last act was re-
4peating the Lords prayer and tell
Fhia faN'i'} Yood }ipy
I'VE yotaiu $50 ifous9 81 tho
psottiuuont Viii roaulta'i ~
s6e pnas3.Se ofttha l3uAdi&f Nlll
#hi4h iiiefeaacg ipSteaAo nGreas~
ing .nom oel ship. Inc members
from South Caroline can now rest
easy.
The report Of the State Dispcn-
sary is, to say the least oft, alarm
ing. No record can be had Of the
stuff sold by blind tigers or distill-
era, but estimating it Mt half as
much more, the figures are stag
gering. How we do need he help
ofTcmperance Societies again.
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4 Woalth OF Beauty

Is often hidden by unsigh,ly Pimplea,
ttczcma, letter, Erysipclas, Salt Rheum,
c,c. Bucklens Arnica Salve will glorify
The tncc by curing all Skin Eruptions,
$50 Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Boila. Folons,
Ulcers. and worst forms Of Piles. Only
200 box. Guaranteed. Douglas & Bro.
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e ettor than Ever.

Mr.. Will M. Breeden, is still
selling selling the famous stalk
cutter. lie made some improve
nents 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
or more at work now.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-11
OLD JAIL FOR SALE.

THE OLD JAIL BUILDING will
J. be sold at public outcry to the
highest bidder, at Bennettsvil on the
first Monday in February next.
Terms Of sale CASH. The pur-
chaser will be required TO remove the
entire building within three months
from the acceptance and occupation
of the new Jail.
BY order Of the 3D. Go. Comm'rs.
d. j, EASTERL1NG,
County Supervisor.
January 2, 1901.
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WEST BENNETTSVILLE.
Items Of Interest Penciled by Two
.tI Vo,,~o. T.;oc.1,

=
Ycu-g Frieu'a
is iB hgri d. kesp orr cioo,.aa aa,,d
5eytorl wllisSlfa togcthnr,
Minister'S 1harlic AnA ,1anos Fsow.
e.i WYio haSre oc4u huiaing, nosi.
lions ut the Cotton Mill have given
them up and returned to their books
at the Graded School.
Little Kate Gibson who sprain-
cd her leg fev weeks ago is able
to hop about.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Capel spent
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. Robert
Brown at Red Bluff
Master Simeon Gibson spent
Saturday and Sunday with his aunt
Mrs. j. r. Lilies at Brightsville.
Miss Efiic Brown Of Red Bluff
visited friends here Friday and Sat-
urday.
Miss Pattic Easterling spent Snn-
day with friends at Beauty Spot.
Mr.. Ben Bullard Of Brightsville
has moved to town and occupies
one of Mr.. CAROLS houses on Robe
son street in west Bennettsville.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-11
CHANGES FOR 1901.
People in Town and County Who
Are Seeking New Homes
Changes in Eaat Bennetteville.

Changes in Eaat fiennettoville.
G. +. Covington has moved to the
B A Rogers house
A NJ McCormac> has moved to his
new residence.
Mrs Sallie Crosland will move to her
new residence.
Mrs B | Emanuel has moved to the
L Rogers house, vacated by Peter
Newton. Mr. Newton has gone back
to bis farm in Adamsville.
Milton Wright, brother Of Mr. S P.
Wright, has moved to town and will
occupy the Fl z johnson house. We
extend hearty welcome.
Mr.. David D. Gibson Of Gibson N.
O., has moved to Bennettsviile. and
will occupy Miss Jessie Kitkwood's s
house on Jordan street. Dir. e. is the
hustling cotton buyer for Sloan Bros.
g NJ Graham has sold his stock of
merchandise to Messrs A j Woodle &
Son. who have taken charge. Mr.. G..
goes back to his farm.
Mr. Andrew j. Woodle, who has
been in charge of the mills at Burnt
Factory, has decided 10 move to town
aud will occupy the new house corner
Cheraw and Darlington street.
Mr. Joseph Jones has moved to the
brick house on Marion street known
as the "Odom House"
Mr.. John Jones has moved 10 town
aud occupies tho Breeden house, va
Gated by A. j. Jones.
MIR. John Howell, who has been
living at the Cotton Mill has moved
hia family to Mr.. George Douglas in
the country. Flo will sill contract for
building houses.
Mr.. Simeon Pate, who has been for
seteral years resident Of Mars Bluff
Florence county, has moved to Ben.
nettsville and will farm on Mr.. Throop
CroslAnd's place south Of town.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-11

stops tho Cough and Works of tho Gold.
laxative Bromo QuiniRe Tablets euro cold
in ono day. No Cure, No Pay. Prico aso q
box.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-11

Hnut Throbblng HeaHAchc 5
Would quickly leave you. If sau USED
Or. Kings Now Life Pills. rlonsanAs
. sufferers have proved their matchloss
U. merit Tor Sick and Nervous Rca3eches.
They make puro blood and: nerves
and a. build up your health. ilasy Is take
Try thcm. Only 25 cents, Alourp bnck
# not cured Sold by j. 2 Douglas X
Bro.
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TEIE NEW YORK M ORLu
T'RICE- A-WEEK EDITioN.
ALMOST A DAILY AT THIN PRIOE
OF A WEEKLY.

ALMOST A DAILY AT THIN PnIOD
OF A WEEKLY.
The presidential campaign is over bu,
tho world goes on just the samo and it Is
full Of news. To lourn this nows. Just as
it is--promptly aud impaitially y--all that
you have to do is to look into the columns
ofThe rhricosa. w eek Edition OF the Now
York World which comes to the subscri-
Dor l56 rimcs year.
Tho Thrice q Week Worlds diligence
as a publisher Of first news has given it
circulation wherever the English Ian.
guage is spoken you want it.
The Thrice a>Weok Worlds regular
subscription price Is only $l.00 dor year.
We offer tho World and Democrat both
ono year for .$l.65.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-11

Kingans Reliable Hams and
breakfast Bacon can always be
found fresh at Il. e. & w. III.
Rowe
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K0doa Dyspepsia Cure
"Dlgests what you eat"

Write DR.. G. j. Moffet st. Louis
Mo-, for his valuable little TEETnI-
MA Wash-list Book. free.
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January Z, 1901.
A Zine Showing.

"A few weeks since we sgaye
Mr.. J. d. Smiths s report of sales
OF eggs and poultry. Mr.. Will
liam Spears Of Hebron report
that he sold for the year 1900,
444 dozen eggs which netted him
$66.29. He had about 80 hens.
He sold nearly all in McColl.
The poultry sold was over $25.
He also sold $3.50 worth Of
butter. Who can beat this9
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-11

Tho Bost Preparation for Malaria.
Chills and Fovcr is a bottle Of Groves
Tastelss Chill Tonic 1t is simply iron and
quinine In q tasteless form. No curo---no
pay. Prioe 500.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-11

When you want prompt acting little
pills that never gripo uso Dowitt's Little
Mag!y R!sers. Douglas Rres.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-11

We are agents for Breeden's
stOrk cutter
Bennettsville Hardware Co.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-11

1@~ Fresh NIince Meat, Gran
berry Sauce, and Apple Butter at
Il. E. & w. M. Rowe's.
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FOR THE YEAR 1901.
What it Takes to Run the County
Government.

The following is the estimate pre-.
pared by our faithful Board Of County
Commissioners for tho current expen-
ses for 1901. If it be 30 that there
are claims Of three and fout years
still unpaid we think they would do a
good thing to Increase the amount for
past Indebtedness and wipe out these
claims. The levy should DO sufficient
to leave some cash in treasury. With
cash in the treasury work done on the
roads, bridgea and buildings could be
done at o saving to tho county. The
credit system is not one OF economy
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WARMING MOTaCE!

A IL persons are hereby warned not to
"a trespass on any Of my lands in Mari
noro county, either walking. cutting tim
ber. hauling straw, or to fish or hunt |
sill prosecute all who violate this notice,
Nov. 40, 1900. J. f. EVERETT.
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Citation For Letters Of Administration.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
MARLBORO CoUNTY--By Milton
McLaurin, Judge Of Probate.
\AIHEREAs, II. B. spears made suit to
w mo to grant unto him Letters OF Ad.
ministration Of the Estate and Effects OF
A. w. Quick, deceased;
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred aud creditors
OF tho said A. W. Quick, deceased, that
they bo and appear before mo, In tho Court
OF Probate to be held at Bonnettsville on
tho r2th day Of January 1901, aftor pub.
llcation thereof, at II o'clock In the fore.
uoon, to show cause, il any they have why
said administration should not DO granted.
Given under my hand this aoth day Of
Deoomber, A. D., 1900.
MILTON McLAURIN,
Jan 3, Judge of Probate.
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sou have ever seen Child in the
.Yony Of Group you can realize how crate.
iul mothers are for One Minute Cough
Cure which gives relief as soon as it is
administered. It quickly cures coughs,
colds. and all throat and lung troubles.
Douglas Bros
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All goods at cost--wo need
room for spring stock. Call at
Mittle's store.
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no matter now worked.
County Auditor, 315 90
County Commrs Clerk Hire 10000
County Treas. Comm ms (for
Go. and School only 10000
Co. Bd. Equalization 10000
jury. Witness & Constable
Tickets. 2,775. 90
Clerk Of Court. 555 90
For Sheriff, 2.250 90
Trial Justices s. Constables $4,000
For Coroner 10000
Poor House and Poor 10000
Roads and bridges 100000
Repairs for public bulldogs $4,000
Books stationery & priut'g 1850
Contingent expenses 10000
For public offices 10000
Post mOrtem, exam'ng lunatics
and conveying : $4,000
Jury comm'r and insurance 100 90
For court House 2,250.0O
For new Jail l mill
Physioian q Atty's feei $50 90
Past indebtedness, $500 90
To meet these expenses the follow.
ing levy will bo necessary:
Ordinary county Al mills
Sinking fund, Jail, / mill
Past Indebtedness mill
st mills
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Children clothing, q large and
desirable assortment, at actual
cost a Mittle's store.
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Attend tho Cost Sale at Mittle g
store now going on.
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Y'OIg RENT.

HE large brick store recently oc
III oupied by tho Hardware 20, -
Also tn, upAstairs Of tho 90 me--.70x
120. Elegant location
A liy to p. T., Drecden.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-11

You Know What You arc Taking
When you are take Groves Taetelcsa Chill
Tonic because tho formula In plainly givon
on syory tile showing that It ls amply
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-11

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