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The Upholstery Dept.

sends the writer some mighty good
news to add to to-day's unusually
strong batch.
STAMPED PILLOW TOPS, SEVERAL
designs, only-Scts Each.
Exactly so pairs Nottingham
Lace Curtains full 3 yds long. pref
tiest kinds of designs, all made with
overlook stitch, 49cts Pair.
Baqdad Couch Covers,
Had too many of one pattern, al
the ugh we think them very pretty.
You didn't agree with us as fast
as we wished you would, so this
week we offer you a sterling, full
width Cover, for Sl.9O
Such pretty 40 Inch Fish Nets
for curtains, to sell this week at 10
cts Yard, instead of l5cts.
Lustrous. Silky Italian Couch Gov
ers in enchanting colors, but not
many of them, SO if you want to
own one of these fascinating blan-
kets. and if you come early in the
week, one is yours for as little as
85cts, SIPS and $l.75 Each.
Remnants of Muslins,
Laces, Fish Nets and
Denims at Halt and Less.
Lengths from to 8 Yards.
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Fine Toilet Soap 5 Cents.
We simply went into
the reserved Soap stock
and rummaged. Weed
ed out Soaps that had
been overlooked in the
seasons rush. Found
some Soaps that ought
to have been sold weeks
ago and would h a v e
been, had we put them
before you.
Here it is though, left for the last
week. so you may have your pics
and choice of these at Gets Cake.
instead of l0cts.
Anticeptic Renaissance Wrisley's Trans
parent Glvcerine, Sutana Tar, Soros-
is and Others
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Alpine Hats. Not more than
dozen all told. were ST. so,
rs Cents.
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six Day Inventory Cleanup Sale.


ANNUAL
d
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Crib ComfOrtabIes.

CrTD COmTOrIdDIcS. h e
6oct ones, covered with silkoline,
both sides crocheted edge and
filled with pure waite sanitary cot
ton, all we have. however long they
last this week, 40 Cents.
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Mems Shirts. One lot and
not large one either, of natura
wool mixed. shirts only. they're all
little counter soiled but perfect
otherwise, Scot shirts FIR 20 Cents
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term might apply. To this your rector
might have answered, There is but one
queen. And this is true. OF but ons
can the nations of the earth say, the
queen 1t is true, not because she was
great political ruler, for she was not;
not because of her eminent qualities Of
craftsmanship, for she had not; nor
because she was the head of a great
empire; it is because she was good
woman. She simply illustrated beauti-
full Christian grace. This is the secret
of her power among us, the secret from
which is derived all life and strength,
of good personality"
PREACHED IN BATTELLl CHAPEL.
In the morning Bishop Potter preach
ed before the students in Battell chapel,
choosing for his text Mark XII, SO, And
they answered and said unto Jesus, We
cannot tell. And Jesus answering saith
unto them, Neither do tell you by
what authority do these things"
He said that this answer of Christ to
the Pharisees who had been COMPOUNDED
by His question THE baptism of John,
was it from heaven, or Of menu" came
not as an evasion to their question, by
what authority He performed Ills mir
acles. Christ was incapable Of evasion.
His answer would be rightly interpret
ed, You who have not even recognized
John the Baptist, not note of whose
voice was ineligible to you, have no
faculty to understand Me.
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RED STAR LINE.

NEW -ANTWERP-PARIS.
West inland, Fe.6, non Noordland, Fe.20.n'n
Kensingt'n, Fe.13, nom Friesld, Fe. q, non
international Navsgat'on Company
70 Broadway, cor. Rector street, X; Peck
& Bishop, 7U2 Chapel street. NJ. Zunder <
Sons, 253 State ST., NJ. B. Newton, 81 Or.
ange ST., L. II. Pease & Son. 102 Church st.s
New Haven. % e0u
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Laces. Acts a Yard. Point
de-Paris, Platte Walls. and Cotton
Torchon; edges and insertions.
all widths up to 4 inches.
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Chi.dren's Gloves. D

sgia and KID, lot containing only
AZ. S. 81, 50, sold for as high
as 81, so if you're size is here there
is bargain for your little girl or
boy. 29cts aPair.
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Full Size Comfortables.

5ilkoline or Chintz covered. not
enough to call it a complete stock
and too many for Inventory. so they
60 to you at 00cts, instead of SIPS
as usual.
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All About YoU
people are suffering from colds in
the head, with fever depression and
weakness. It's the Gripl Be ready
when it first attacks you!
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Saxony Flannel. Purest of
wool, full yard wide. CSC inches J
our everyday Scot Flannel, for this
week 05cts Yard.
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EgandkerChiefS. Fine. Pure
Irish Linen, Hand-hemstitched, tor
one weeE Gets Each.
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White Domet Flannel,

White Domet Flannel.
10 Pieces in all, full ~ inches wide,
the 7ct Flannel-to 60 this week
only. or as long as it lasts Acts Yd.
White Flannel. All-pure wool
% inches wide. it's the 28ct Fan
mel, you know it well as a standard
brand, this week 22c;s Yard.
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Women's Kid Gloves, 37cts

Par, chiefly black, and only large
and small sizes. but they're bar
gain for some are worth as high as
ST.. SO 4 pair.
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Mems Shirts and Drawers

medium and heavy weight but eve
ny size isn't here so down they 90,
to clear out the lot, from Scots 20
30cts a Garment.
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sdie's
Honey OF
Horehoun0
and : ar

should be taken at the first sign OF
Grip. 1t cures. 25&, 500, $500 per
bottle; the largest size cheapest. At
all druggists. Take none but Hale's.
Pixies Touthaehe Drops Cure in One Minute.
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AMERICAN LINE.

Vaderland, 3d. loan st. Louis Fe.20. 10 am
Network. Fe.6, 10 ami New York, Fe27, 10am
Kensinpt'n Fe13no'nlV aderld Mar g. loan
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On the Treatment of Christian Nations
Toward China-Says Capitalists and
Nero ha nts and Ban kers Are to Il lame
Characteristic Brutality of Travellers
concluded with Striking Tribute to
the Memory ofthe Queen.
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PER soNAL. 5;sS
Mrs Murray ingram Of McColl
spent Monday In our town. 8.
Mr.. ]. II. Bolton Of Tatum was
up Tuesday and called.
Messrs Julius Hamer aud
iDurman Mcdaniel of Tatum
We're in town Saturday.
Mr.. @ M. Prevatt has been
spending. few aayyss sy viii; viii; TS1sas-
tives in Lumborton. N. O. IA
Mr.. Joe Mccall of Tatum Sta !.
tion was in town Tuesday and
called. .,a
Mr.. J. B. Huestess Of the
Beauty Spot section was up Tues
day and made us D pop call.
Mr.. II. D. Savage of west Ben.
nottsville spent Sunday and Mon
day at Rockingham
Mrs. T. w. Boucher and child.
rem who have been on O visit 10
Florida have returned home.
Mr.. VIM Usher of tho Bethel
section was in town Yesterday.
He is suffering with rheum atism.
Mr.. Walter Mccall OF Harmony
was up Tuesday and called to see
us.
Mr.. Arthur j. Knight has been
spending q few days with his
brothers at Sumter and Bamberg.
Mr.. Manly Quick OF Smithville
was in town Saturday aud made
us q pleasant call.
Misses Ella. and Ida Dudley
have been spending O few days
in Wilmington.
Mr.. j. A. Usher Of Bright.
|sville was down Monday and
made us o pop call. He reports
cotton seed short for those who
may have to plant over.
Dir. j. a. Woodley. who has
spent the past two weeks at the
bedside Of his sick daughter near
Tatum, was in town Monday and
called. He reports his daughter
now getting on nicely.
Mr. T. l.. Croslan has RECEIVED
his commission as Magistrate.
He Is no stranger to the work.
and when in service before made
o good faithful and impartial
official.
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Burnoanear Wilmington.

The many friends Of Mr.. Junius D.
Webster. the Dentist. wilI.rcgret to know
that he lost his dwelling on Carolina
Beach By hre on the morning Of the 17th
The docto'ra home Is at Siler City bnt
spends the sumner on Carolina Beach
lie had gone down TO have some repair
Ing made, and before retiring TO bed
built a fire In the stove 10 warm by. He
said he was awakened BY smoke and FIRE
all around him. and he got out just a
icw seconds before the roof Tell IN. His
loss Is about $1,000 with H7oo insurance
The fire spread to the south and many
dwellings were burned with losses
amounting TO $4,000.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-26
From Hagan's Prone.

Mr.. Editor.-lt is no. only caol but
cold In these paris as well as othe
points. The Bee Martins have quit being
SO gay before the sun is up. The frogs
have gone in expecting to have to.look
through glass windows soon, and ths
poor Farmers who have the blues, and
have had since the cold rains started,
have taken the place oil the crows. They
have been seen in many places going
down the cotton rows scratching up the
seed to seeit they are sprouting for some
Chinese market.
Some OF our farmers are going Il
plant their corn crops over. Some have
already replanted.
Small grain Is quite small for the sea
son, while the dear old garden Is creep
ing along. 8
Mr.. Clarence Hubbard has cabbage
lS inches across. They are pretty Is,
the way he says he has been attending
services at Beauty Spot ior years aid
some Of your corresp 3ndents have just
now tho light to mention It. .
Charley McColl OF Mccall spent lew
days in Hebron with relatives last week
Tie K Of ? Society OF Hebfo, had
delightful fish picnic at Hunts Bluff
last Thursday. Large crowd plenty to
eat.
Mr.. D. p. McQuaige is going to ado
more room to his dwelling.
The cases OF grip reported arc all
improving.
Apr %. 1901. DIX.
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Tho Light question.

Paris requires every vehicl,
that traverses It's streets at night
II only q wheelbarrow, to carry
a lighted lamp. Safety is secured
and the avenues glitter as if
swarming with giant fire flies.
IT every one who went on oul
streets at night, riding or walk
ing, were forced to carry lights
we would hear no compaints in
reference TO light. Suppose we
try II, lamps are cheap.
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pay When you want Wall Paper
write 70 Alfred Pea.s 81 Co, Phil
edelphia or New York and they will
send you one thousand large samples
"a eelect from at your own home.
Peats q Co are among the largest
Wall Paper mfgrs., in the world and
will ship goods freight paid to any
depot in the u. s,
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eW Ladies call at i. e & w.
M. Rowe's for Sapolio the great
est powder for cleaning and pol:
ishing Silver Ware, Glass ana
Tinware,. as polish it has no
eqnal.
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Aold Iron Mineral.

We ask apecial attention to the ad
vertisement Of this new remedy pub.
lished in another column. Nj. Waddell
the agent has been in town only a
week and reports tho sale of a gross.
and not q complaint made. He has
certiffcates from some Of the bsst peo.
pic Of Columbia and elsewhere.
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pon'tForaot This.

Mr..W..GI. Rowe has purchased the
.iateresk B ofFijjSlr r. Fred e. Rowe in the
GEoeeny hgsineas but there will be no
|changeptferwiuo He will keep up the
standard with the bast goods for his
trade and oil orders in town will be
deliver, d free as before. If you want
anything quick call him up and you
will get it.
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A Raging. Roaring Flood.

Washed down telegraph line which
Chas 9. Ellis, of Lisbon, Ia,, had to repair
Standing waist deep 10 ICY water" hc
writes, gave mo terrible cold und cough
1t grew worse daily Finally the bc.t doc,
tors 10 Oakland, Neb., ,Sonx CT y, aud
Omaha said | had consumption & couil
not live. Then I began using Dr.. Kings
New Discovery aud was wholly cured By
6 bottles. Festivals guarantced for
Coughs Colis ana Oh 'fhroit ard }.nue
lfonhles IS slouslas < Bro p,ice h0t
AND I 3
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..ris Easy TO Feel Il SD

Countless thousands have found Il
blessing to the body in Dr., Kings Nov
Liia Pills, which posiliyely cure Consti
patton, Sick Headache, Dizziness, jam
dico, Malaria. Fever AMI Ague and all
Liver and Stomach troubles. Purely
vegetable; nevor gripo or woakon. Only
25o ut Douslas & Bro.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-26

), The speech Of Senator MeI.au-
rip at Charlotte Last Thursday
night is given in full on our first
page, In our next we will give
Ills reply to Senator Tillman's
severe. criticism Of this speech.
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Many people worry because they believe
they have heart disease. The chances arc
that their lenrts arc all right but their
stonlachs IRE unable to digest food. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure diKeSts what you eat mud
prevents. tho formation OF gas which
makes the stomach press against the
heart. Il will cure every form Of indiges
ton. Douglas Bros.
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TO CURE A COLDiIN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo 'Quinine Tablets. All
druggiats refund the money II It fails to
onro. e. W. Grove'a signature on every box
Price aso o box. <
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Tho Tent SayvIcee /.

Whioh have been held tor the past two
weeks at the Cotton Mill, under the man
agement OF Rev. Coates and Hare closed
Monday morning. The interest has been
wonderful; the order praise worthy and
the benefit derived by those who attend
ed eternity alone can tell. The good peo.
pie at the mill certainly enjoyed the visit
Of the tent and the faithful workers who
were present during the N Getting.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-26
.yoh Gown Mot iIaya e.ecA 5,

Il he'd had Itcnin0 Plies They're ter,
tibly anHoyng, hut BncilauNs A,nira
Salye Mii cure ne woys, case oi plies on
earth. Il has cured ihousauds For In
jusics, Pains u, Bodily Eruptions its The
best salve in the world Price 2sc box
Cure guaranteed. Soli at Douglas Bros,
Drug Store S.
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Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm Of +. i. & w, M. Rowe was
mutually dissolved on tho 10Th day OF
April 1901. Mr.. w. M. Rowe will COR
tiDue the business and assumes all
liabilities incurred to date.
+. f. ROWE,
w. N. ROWE.
Apr "a, 1901,
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YourRyea and Eara plaaae.

While We ask your attention to The
spring announcement Of Mr.. Q. s.
Mccall, who keeps that mammoth
store on the east corner Of the square
You get what you want when yon 90
there. Read what he says add SO and
prove what we say. t.. 55i
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n I'IS5 IL,l1 \ BAKER Y
AND GONEE}6 I'IORERY. n.
E3TR Ess-kA.TO, SREsH DAILY,
CA. E%. Tssg5. Orders filed on short notice
ER GOTaT~ag1. 5 All size CAKES made to order
and Wedding Cakes
PTTaI@. "A Specially.
North East Corner Public Square
- E5Ds Schulz.
90 Q01 d
TOWN AND COUNTY, NEWS.
April 90, 1901.


OWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Full moon next Friday.
"A swell in the river Friday
stopped the seines.
Court meets next Monday
with Judge Gary on the bench.
- Farmers tell us there will
be lots Of cotton to plant over,
The merry sunshine drove
away the dark clouds Wednesday.
Early risers Wednesday
morning say there was Q light
frost. .i N
Coffee 10cts per lb at
J.R. Hamilton's
- Mr.. A. j. Rowe has cabbage
four feet across. Won't they
make nice heads :
Fancy line Of groceries always
on hand at j. 3. Halnilton's
- The market Saturday was
we'll supplied with pond fish and
shad.
BW An elegant line Of mat
tings just arlived--new designs
and beautiful patterns at
O. s. McCa Is.
Beat Grade, New Orleans mo-
lasses for sale at Hamilton 8.
- Contributions for our next
issue should be in by Wednesday
morning.
The postoffice at Queensdale
has been discontinued and all
mail must now be sent to Dun
bar.
- We regret to learn that the
strawberry crop around town
will be so short that they will
prove this year a luxury.
We ask special attention to
the notice from the County Com
missioners in another column.
They are going to put the roads
in good order now.
Men's fancy Hosiery, Belts and
Snspenders at Mittle's store.
2 lbs Learing Roasted Coffee for
25cts at J. r. Hamilton's-
..-. All who lovn iinc pictures
Should see G. N, Wadoills pi.etty
selection.
--~ Attention is uslxcd 10 the ncW
advertisement Of Fnllcr Uros
| they have sontGnice ncw buggy
animals now.
Gas- Box Paper. paper and Envel'
opes, Tablets and Stationers SUPPLE
all grades and styles, at J.T. Douglas'
Titles. Mortgages, Bills OF
Sale, Note and Mortgages, Rent
Notes, Contracts, for Rent, short
Liens for supplies, canrbe found
at the Democrat Office. '
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Flowers! Flowersi

Mrs. Jno s. Moore has a fine
lol Of Geraniums, Begonias,
Ferns, Palms and other plants,
well rooted, that she desires to
sell. Cuttings 25c per dozen.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-26
marlboro County O@oers.

Marlboro County OGcers.
!. s;HERIRE--J. b. Green
N, ,ULERK OF ULERK--J. A. Drake
JDDaE or PRoDATE- NJ. MoLaurin
Y ' J a5oNEH=-C., II; Covington
n Il. Coward
SUpT. EDuCATIoN--W. Ii, Stanton
!, l533,,rREAsuRER--J.H H. Thomas
S S1AUDITOR-E s. Carlisle
& SENATOR Knox Livingston
8 REpRESsNrATIvEs--J. G. Dunbar. !!
@, Campbell, II. i, Freeman.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-26

Unclaimed Letters.
Letters addressed to the following uamcd
persons remain uncallod for at tho post
office IN Bonnettsvil!e
Austin IrbY. Randy Ilochlier, Frank
William. Allan Wilson. Gibbs Town
send. j.. O. Thomas, M. A. Ray, j, T.
Butler, II. NJ. Rascoe, Willie Kegrose.
Womcn'S List.
Mrs. Violet Mccall, Rosie M. Onails.
Sarah Newton. Lizzie Morressy Mary
Hamilton. A
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5UP.rpyH WnYl.K.

CWkkNE WNFi.K.
MI, ~ j. Thompson ana Mis- a. bi,
InnE were united ~ mnrriasa 81 tht
Tss,..ssaaAsAi o. sunday s. s.. EaiNM
'oilciatng.
( M. Steve &htiton, q Richmond, Va,
nnd MISS Caryie Mmheson ot Blenhcisp,
wc,s: married on Saturday mosning .as-
at Blenheim. 51
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sag- Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass
and Brushes can be bought at lowest
prices at j. Il. Douglas.
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WARMING RAOTlCEY Y

X LL persons are hereby warned not to
III trcspass on any Of the lands in Marl
boro county. known as the Randolph
Quick lands. either by walking, riding
cutting timber, hauling straw, or to fish
or hunt. will prosecute all who violate
this notice. w. ID. DRIGGERs.
April 4. 1891.
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Directory Of Bennettsu;Ue Lodges

I Directory Of Bennettsuille Lodges
CoNsOLpATED LoDaE No. Is, X. Of
meets:eyery Monday evening at 7.3O
w. Turliaston. g. @.
q. j. LidA. X, Of r. & s. *
u MARnRoRo LODaE No. 88, meote at
Bsnnottsyille. Friday evening, ON OF be-
Gore each full moon at 8 O'Clock.
5 ]. r. Kinney, w. IA.
a j. 7. padley, Beoretary.
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El|idav. April 26, 1901.
4 MARION DISTRICT APPolN rMENTs.

,scoND ROUND Nv. O. POWER, r. Il.
Sl sSOlllo and Dcalah. Beulah, Mny a5.a
Slbtstioll e Bennettsyilla Mill.,
n 81; II Sennet,aville. a6,a7
y Besssaansttsyille q 4 ct, Pine Grove, juno I,z
SNrightaville, Bethel {atternoon) 8 a,3
y sNosth MArlboro. Now Hope, S,9
I n sS,lBIennottsyillo Sta, (night June I4,,6
Sl3lenheim ct, 1917
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Died at the residence OF his brother
Mr.. Raiford Terry In this Town Wed~
ncsday afternoon MIR. Daniel Terry. af.er
a short Illness OF pa,aiysis The remains
were taken to Rockingham Thursday. n
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at Blenheim,

Mr.. Light Townsend OF Rlenheim, and
Miss Bessie Mcleod OF Red Hill, were
happily married on Tuesday afternoon a,
the residence of Mrs. B. D. Mcleod. ],
~
Married on Monday evening April 70,
1901. at the residence OF r., +. StubbS
Notary Public. officiating. MIR. Oscar
Rogers and Miss Mary Nicholson both
OF Richmond county. N. G..
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-26

e@r Pipes and Smokers Supplies in
endless variety can be found at J.iT.
Douglas.
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1easntyt Church Directory.
.DSnnsttsviNe Circuit appointment

DSnhettsUiNe Circuit Appointments
INV: SS J,;'w. AR1A1LL, P. 6.
Ffat9 Snnday-ll a. NJ, Pine Grove
TN I! s. Nj. 8 p. M. Smyrna.
Second Sunday. II a. m McColl.
y ,sSs 3p. N. Beauty SPOT,
Third, sunday--ll y. M. Pine Grove.
csaS ls 3p.fn, Smyrna.
Fourth Sunday, II a. m. McColl.
l'< }. p. NJ. Beauty Spot.
t.Blenbeim Circuit Appointments.
SIS, HEv. J. e. BEARD, r. q.
'slSrst Sunday. Hebron IL a. fh.
Second Sunday. Parnassus ii + q. b.
Third Sunday. Hebron ii 3. il. u
a. Bethlehem 3 70 5, III
I ,Ggio C'ircuit. Appointments.
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and Ferry's garden seed, also
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MARLboRo CHAPTER No. 80 r. A..
Sl., u1eets,at .Bennettsville j on the second
Nsiday ct: each month;
II. e.. Stockton, Secretary.
EuREKA Lopez No. As, A. f, NJ,
msets at MoColl. each Saturday aftcr,
soon. before the full moon.at o'clock.
AURORA LODGE No. SO, A. r. Nj:
Eynsets at Clio, Saturday on or aftcr caof
full moon at 8 O'Clock, p. M.
j. r. Stanton. w. NJ.
). n: Mcleod, Secretary.