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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-15
DOTS FROM Fog;y,'-.,A 7

s.. Ftarmors are busy getting rea-
3dy for another crop.
Nj. and Mrs. Wilson Conner
Of Bennettsyille are spending q
few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Spears.
We are glad to report that Mr..
and Mrs. William Spears who
have been quite i'll are improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spears Of
/ sBennettsvilla visited the home
Of Mr.. Robert Spears on Sunday
afternoon.
...@ Mr.. Silas Spears and Miss Lily
Pate were happily married on
4 Sunday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Rev. Il. M. Hamer.
Mr.. D. p. McQuaige and son,
Little Henry are sick but not
serious.
srhe quilting at Mrs. Jona-
than Woodley's OIL last Thurs,
day was enjoyed by host OF
ladies.
I will close for fear Of the
waste basket.
Mob Is, 1901. a Fox. Z
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Friday, $Maroh l5, 1901,
PEN AND s. ScXs,SOza GRAPHS

v fN
Ex-president Harrison is lying
ssyorysill.
The warm South Africa is draw,
ing toia close.
The extra session Of congress
closed Saturday.
Court convenes at Ches terheld
cn Tuesday the End day Of April.
s Owenshoro, Ky, was whelmec
by q cloud burst Saturday night
and great damage done.
Tho town Of Willis Point, Texas,
suffered terribly by q Cyclone sat.
4 5urday. The property loss is $4,000.
"a storm Sunday swept over
Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin,
! doing damage to the amount OF
! $500, 900.
Rev. r.. w. Barwell, rector Of
4 st. Johns Episcopal church OF
Florence has been called to
Orangeburg.
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MARLBo oRo d A DED SsoHo Il n
HONOR noIns EoR + rsniu41sy M
.Firait, Grade

y ts,2 Etrat II rad IS
GIRLS NJ eta Isoncsohp, May Spears,
Willie Coyipgton, Helen Turner.
i BoYs--Tom Bouchicr, Colin Goyngton
;ian;y Giiuirist, Yauun Spears, iierper.
Claude Spears, Challie Jor.ian,
Harry Wright. n u,
Second Grado
& Girls Nora Bells Dfako. ass
D Boys Henry Coylpgton, Julian 1Iarrall,
Preutice Harrall, Henry Adams.
Third Grade
Girls Atoins Mcleod, Estells More
Boys Edgar Harrall & 5 S85 q!
Fourth Gndo
Girls Martha Newton, Margaret JIM k-
son, Poarl Coward.
Boys ~ Henry Muunerlyn.
Fifth Grado
i Gir.s Mattio Draug hon, Raohol Everett
Olata Jordan, Leola Swami, Katie Newton
HortoDse Rogers, Flora Stuart
Boys--Leslie Terrell, Thomas MoIsac,
Fred David,
Sixth Grade 4.
Girls ~ Tia Wright, Nell Eastorling, Nan
ME Rogers.
Boys - Horny Bouahior.
Seventh Grade
Girls -Elva Drake, Ala Harrall, Nvotto
Jordan.
Boys-Dudloy IIarrall.
Eighth Grade.
Gkls- Daisy Feeeman, Rosa Waddil
Ninth Grade.
Callie Does, Glare Covington, sallio
Carlisle.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-15
Mr., FARMER:

MIR. FARMER: E55b q
We present you with an opportunity 10
soture tho beet agricultural paper published
at $50 per year, ono fourth tho subsorIp.
tiOn piica. rs
The National Agrioultur | Review
offers It's readers over 20 separate depart
menta among which are the following
Agriculture, horticulture, Tho Dairy, Tho
Horaoman, Tho Shepherd, The swnehord,
The Cattle Breeder, Tho Fanoier, The
Poultry Yard, The Veterinarian, The Apar
lazy, Farm and Garden Notes, Tho Mar
kets, The Grange, Inquiries aud Answers,
Experience Department., Household and
Children'a Departments. .I8
This paper will contain everything OF
interest to tho farmer and the farmers
household, and every fssmer shou!a take
advantage OF this very liberal t.ffer and
send In his subscription at onoo. Every one
accepting this offar within the next ten
days will be sent their CHOICE OF the fol-
lowing books, which should be In every
farmers house: Family Doctor Book" "
"Horse and Cattle Doctor" "Praotical
Poultry Keeper" "Gnide to Floraculturc. y
One book and The National Agricultural
Review ono year ago., oil four books and
the National Agricultural Review one year
500 or the pap,r three months on trial
100. Address
| The NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL REVIEW,
| Washington, ID O.
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Juveniles at Hebron.

5 The Programme ior the Juvenile Mis-.
sionery Society was nicely carried out
1t consisted chiefly Of rccitations by the
children and young people intcrspersed
with music by the choir.
These children show that they have
1 been we'll trained. For a number ol
years they were under the care OF Mrs,
H.K, Covington, as Lady manager. who
did noble part for them After she
resigned that position Mrs d. II. Everett
was placed IN charge. These Juveniles
are certainly fortunate in having two
leaders who have taken such an interest
in them, and we feel certain that their
labor will not prove in ystn.
March ~, 1861. H.
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FOR SALE
45D Bushels Of Corn,
$4,000 Fodder, Fay and Shuoks,
HERBERT NJ. HODGES.
II Erownsyillo, $. O.
"A Wonderful Invention.

They cure tlandruff hair falling,
headache, etc, yet cost the same as an
on]inary comb. Dr.. Whites Electric
Comb. The only patented Comb in
.lio world. People, every #hsse \: has
been introduced, are wild with dc.
light. You simply comb your hair
ehch day and the comb does the rest
This wonderful comb is simply un.
hcaI;able and is made so that it ia
Abspl htcly impossible to break or cut
the mir. Sid on Il written guarantee
70 give perfect satisfaction in every
respect. Send stamps for one. Ladies
size 800. Gents size 80. Live men
apd women wanted everywhere to in.
troduce this article. Sells on sight
Agents are wild with success Address
-. n. RISE. Gen. Mgr, Decatur, ILL.,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-15
GRADED SCHOOL CHAPEL
MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH 26th.

Arrangements haye been made
for the appearance here Of Alba
Haywood, the Prince Of Comedians
and his excellent company on Mon
day night March 25th at the Grad
ed School Chapel.
Mr.. Haywood has during the
past ten years, appeared in all the
principal towns and cities in the
United States, and established a
reputation Of which he is Justly
proud. :
He has returned many times to
the same places, always J, ,meoting
with unqualified success. From the
opening to the close Of his season,
no is greeted everywhere with largo
and delighted audiences. The rea-
son for his great success artistically
and financially are obvious. His
comedy g is always bright and de-
lightfnl refreshing, and while he
coHVulscs his audience with laugh
ter, there Is never tho faintcst sug-
gestlon OF coarsncss or yulgarity.
Ills success in securing the very
best artists to support him, his de-
sire to eqnal or exceed the promises
made = in his advertising and stead
fast determination to 0always keen
the confidence Of the people" These
principles carefully followed out
have made his namo a household
word and q positive guarantee Of d
tirst-class performance.
Admission SO cents. @3
B. Reserved Seats 75 cents.
Secure your seats before the rush,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-15
AN OPEN LETTER
To Public School Trustees

GENThiEMEN: In view OF the fact that
have closed, and all OF them will close
would urge upon you the importance OF
electing. at the earliest date possible,
your teachers Tor the next school year.
Deferring to ele CT teachers until
just before the school terms opens is. we
consider, a bad plan, keeping both tea
cher and patron in needless suspense.
and should be a thing OF the past in
Marlboro county.
When practicable. the teachers Tor the
next term should always be elected at
or before the closing Of the present Term.
Several Of our most worthy teachers are
non>residents OF our county, and il they
arc giving you satisfactory service ,tell
them So" and you desire their services
Tor another year. elect them before they
leave for their homes This sa me promp,
endorsement should be given our faith,
tul home teachers. We deem it bad pol
icy tor schools to be constantly, changing
their teaceers. as has been too generally
practiced In the past. without good and
sufficient reasons. From experience, we
have learned that a teacher can accom-
plish far, more good by remaining in the
same school for several years than by
changing every year or so.
Again. teachers shonld be elected carly
so that they may have more time to plan
and prepare TOR their work. They. also
will have more zeal and interest In the
county and state summer schools, anG
other helps at their comm and when
| their positions are assured. than when
uncertain as to whether they will secure
their same positions, or any position a,
all. In conclusion, let us repeat, elecl
your teachers at the very earliest possible
date. II you can secure the same ones
YOU noW have elect tbcin, unless you
have good reasons for ,ioing otherwise,
rs soon as YOU elect your teachers,
please scnd MS ,heirnamcs andiaddI.sss,
as We lave Oh loota plan hy Which We
lnopc 70 be ablt 10 assist some Of Oh,
teache's II deIraying their expenses ii
iheir county orMstatc anmmcrschopls i,
w. l.. STANTON,
March II, iGot. t'o %upi Ed.
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Fat Contents OF MIX.

y sudden change OF feed, whether
n character ar amount. Is very likcly
70 produce temporary change In tie
lnality Of the milk; not directly, sat
rs u result Of the effect Of the .e,l
upon the physical condition or hcalfh
OF tho COW. As soon, however, us The
COW becomes accustomed to the
change of feed. the milk returns to It's
norma! condition. In other words, the
feed has no appreciable. direct effect
upon the per cent. OF fat IN the milk.
This Is governed by the inherent
temperament or quality OF the COW
herself. Ionrtl's Dulryman.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-15
= PURE rE r. FOR
anu NJ, rs ths ds 81
siSs Ns,ss Il ssaid. lcqnsreS E3fi
I,Oun. Il o r tiyss sBl il 4;

S5s5 y oiyf SlnNi Stlnlryn,e n apnresin sNslte
], s,:sip,int Wnici. their COWS u sfl, both
o5t!l9ekt ilel :: 8 !;..: IS.
inceGsd for 3lheir mill s,,nplS q 50 Seoss
sininot tsiWo rlS gpysi her foioilsna ,sl apply
6alsk without MnterSut.d DIent i . St.$il
S,.l;es -four pounds Or Lalf|i, l.sl 5nS I, 4
ai'st3i .iilt Of s. sr.in
q hes food tliis iilea ansi lieariy 90 30 abds
~ water !tIl' for y Cow receiving ,,iy food.
.alonc. foOd.contdlns .iyntei, ss ia,
,'llnYe or roofs, Of course iheSam Si,uI
5,cqnircd Is less. n /, ,S5s.s II. S,i
y Tie Geneva stationSfotmdft 4 l,n1 .spyyg
~ full milk kttqnirr ! 10 po,inls,o 'wSns
ttcr for every pound ofTmlk. .sIb ,i;lja' rs Z,
'scw would need In her food nii{ foif,
Gliiaklng 81 pounds Of water ~ %St 4
"a pounds Of milk. Now,3if ascoNi6stiu
5acold barnWii Ii cold food and lce Miler.
70 drink, is size going TO chill l,Nfsalt
with 100 ponGdsuf cold WntcrmcreS %
Keep up l.cr milk flow? The ealnhih,,h L
station found thnt The milk fell SoH
eight per cent. wien the temperntnrS
Tel from 70 degrees Fahrenheit so 81 s.de es
grces Fahrenheit. II She is so.sensiiye
70 a comparatively snlnli reduction IL,
temperature, what may the dailSrian
tNpcct when the thermometer Ii len t9
twenty below zero? The man .y(,
can't afford TO take time to weigh bis
milk would save the price oS macy
sca.cs and also prevent many doiSra
frcn, gctiing away II he knew q iliItle
.r II great dcnl more abou, the nninals
he Is feeding. Feed Is high this year,
ard ban, hay. corn. etc.. arc hislh.
Ariccd fuels to heat water, COWS aud
stables with. Yc, there arc going to be
many tons used this winter for JUS that
purposc. md the users will be nnnni,
mcusly OF the opinion TINT "dairying
doesn't pay IIonrd's Dnirymnn. #
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10000 GIVEN AWAY.

Separate New Century Seeds.o and
use the, letters to form as many words aa
you can, using tfo letters backwards or fot
wards. but don't uso any letter Ia The same
word moro time, than 1t appears Ia "New
Cehtury Seeds. . It is said thirty small
English words can be spelled correctly from
theao fifteen letters. For example, won't.
tef, sew, eto. The New Century Mail
Order Co., will pay Ono Hundred Dollars
IN oaah to the person sending them thirty
words formed aa above. If you are good
at word making and can form thirty words
"Yte your name and address plainly on
yenr HIT and inolose tho same With fifteen
two.cont stamps for ten paoketa OF Boau
tlful Flower seeds Of ton popular and diff.
ferent varieties. (. l3.
Our object in giving ehis Ono Hundred
Dollars 10 to attract attention to AMI intro
duce our seeds in the U. 8. This offer
will DO carefully and consoientiously oatried
out and II should not bo classed with catch
penny affairs. We will epand a large
amount Of money to start our trodo ard
want yonr trial order you will receive tho
greatest value III seeds over offered, If
Two Or moro porsons suoooed In forming
thirty words tho 800 Will be divided pro.
rata. Many extra speoial prizes wiz bo
awarded to porsons aending twenty words
Or moro who will aseist In introducing our
soeds and epecaltles. Satisfaction Ia abb
solutely guaranteed . send yout liss as
early aA possible. Address NEW CRNrURY
MAIL ORDER Co, a58 Dearborn st Ohi-
oago. Illinois. ...
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RA * FOR MILK CANS.

he cars nrc usually each inverted or
rcd or stake, Il row OF these htjng
rovidrd for the purpose. Acnn npshie
own is net In the best condition to he
iirrsl. Nor can,ii &c, nny sunsh!na into
IS iu.cror In This position, which is
socially unior,uantc, as tho sun helps
.rSu.cS a!i germs. Make a rack iikc
.tshoMn IN the cut. thnt Will tilt the
rs toward The sun, md they will DC.
such swce,rr und purer.--N. y. Y.3rriby'
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ncttcr Late Than TOO rcerly,

In determining ut whnt uge heller
should be bred her size and maturity
must be considered Some hcifers Ioay
better be bred to come fresh at two
years thnn Others nt 30 months. TOO
early breeding stunts the. growth,
while II allowed TO so too long hcii.
er Is usually more difficult to got WI III,
calf. Generally a Jersey can be bred
earlier than n7hcifer Of almost any
other breed. But all things conxid,
cred. It Is better to breed a little late
thnn too early. = Coleman's Rural
World
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! Cnrtl Of Thnnl4s.

Mr.. Editor: Please tender
our sincere thanks to those
friends one and all, who SO kind
8ly came and ministered during
our recent affliction--the sick
ness and death Of our little twin
daughter.
Respectfully
Mrs. and Mrs. w. B. Fraser.
March ID, 1901.
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LOCAL. I'VE MS
.j6s
NY J.IB.&HAMILTON.s s rs

4 Isoll the celebrated Craig gar
denseed. Yes, and givethcl largest
paperS Of peas and beans sold here.
Sec me before you buyyour corn
II will meet competition.
5 i}sell Cuba nolasscs at 25 OTIS. 4
A nice dish for dinneris those
delicious Ruia Baga turnips. Let
us send you some
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MOd0l Dyspepsia Cure
"Digests what you eat"
nattar than Ever.

bettar than Ever. 15
Mr.. Will M. Breeden, is still
selling selling the famous stalk
cutter. lie made some improve.
ments 10 the machine, and those
needing them can get them, and
those having them alrecdy can
secure any repairs needed.
Isely farmer should have one
0r.more at work now.
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Notice Of Court.

M OTICE 10 horeby given that tho Court
~ Of General soaalons will convene the
Third Moaday In April tteing tho 18th day
thereby 1901, and the Court Of Comm Oh
Pleas on the Wednesday next. following
said third Monday in April, (being The
r7th day thereof 1901, at Hennettaville III
and FOR the county Of Marlboro and State oi
South Carolina. All potsons Interested
will take duo notice thereof.
j. A. DRAKE b,
Clerk Court Of q. r. q a. 81.
For Marlboro Co !, o. O.
.h,atoh "a, 1907 ..A-4t & "A n Ssg'
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-15

Yon Kaow What You arc Taking
Whan you arc take Groves Tastcltss Chill
Tonic bccAuso tho formula Is plainly given
on avery b.t,le showing that 1t ia aimply
Iron mud Qn'nine 10 a tasteless form. No
cure-- no pay. Price so.
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Ar Hfs4aa GbEsEA.,R
( MArroANp pHAnt rNAHs.

little Maitland Pearl, infnu, dau slltcs 81
NJ if. and Mir, Yilmcf Spesra, wse
on htmth All i9oi te5naferfed gc5in tna
''.Hpr " i,e'l,S ,Sin',nt5 i9 Become a'mchb,e
Of Che family eNofa. she was d months
and ~ days obl IA hcanttul littlo child. 4
~ aNa lay h her littie oolnu waappsd ii
,mbnta sc death, amilo
90 hai fNce, and wo luie
90 . icft there, when she s,w the
aPge't, W,o ,me to bear her away on
sheiE ''olowy WINGS" through the trackless
roan's o. spuce, to tho Home on high,
We gould MT wonder that bor parents
l0ied her, snd that It was hard for them
20 giyo hcr'up Mono but those who have
oeon alike Dereaved can fully eympathise
with them. We trust tney are resigned to
the Divine VIII, and in the language OF
Mrs. Lydia H. sigourney arc prepared to
say:
"Because thy smile was fair,
Thy lip and eye so bright,
Because thy cradle caro-,
Was suoh q fond delight,
Shall love, with weak embrace,
Thy Heavonward fight detaln 81.
No, angel Sock thy plaoo,
Amid yon cherab train"
Sho woa buried In the Spears Cemetery
March 5th, 1901, Rev. r. NJ. Hanor, con-
Quoted the funeral service.
March 9th, 1901. IL
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nANKDR RoUTs A noBBBR

NANhUH HOUTB II tOBBNN
j, Il Garrison Cashier ol the bank oi
TNornvllle, Ohio. had been robbed Of
health by a sctious lung trouble un;il lie
tried Or. Kings New Discovery ior
Consumption. Then he wrote: Ut is the
best medicine I ever used Ior severe
COX, al, a bad case G: lung trouble al
ways keep bottle on hand" Don't suffer
with Coughs, Colds. or any Throat Chest
orJ,ung trouble when you can be cured
so easily. E Only soc and $I 90.
Trial bottles free at Drug Store.
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Both makers and oirsulators fcounter-
folts commit fraud. Honest men will not
ilfecivn yon into buying worthless counter.
lblts Of rewittt's Witch Hazsl Salvo The
originpl - infallible Tor curing piles, sores,
acaemq and oil skin disoasos. Douglas
5Iiros. I
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Try Ritters favored soups and
Boston Baked Beans with To.
mato sauce only 10 cents n can,
It is fair at +. q. and w. M.
Rowe's,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-15

Lumber For sale. s
Lumder Of all kinds for sale,
and when desired, will be de-
sliyered promptly on the best
sterms.
4 am also prepared to do any
kind Of hauling
VI March IL, 1901. i$l
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-15

Mr.. p. s. Stubs has about 80
bushels Of choice Cotton Seed
selected from largest stalks OF
improved Texas wood variety OF
4 years improvement, that; no
will sell to those who want
choice seed to inorease the yield
with less cost. Write him at Clio
s. G..
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ffyou have over seen a chill 10 tho
,fonj oi Group you can realize how crate.
VI mo hers are tor One Minute Cough
Care which gives relief as soon az it is
administered. It quickly cures coughs,
colds, and all throa. and lung troubles.
Douglas Bros. 3l
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a'hs Best Preparations Tor Malaria.
l!iille and Fever ia bottle of Grove,
rastclas Chill Tonic 1t is simply iron and
tnniuo In q tastel.a, FORM. No cure ~ no
Day. grlce 500. Il
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RACK FOR MILK CAN S.
II WIN Tilt the vcnsela Toward tN
Sun nna Keep Them rrce fron,
Dirt End Germp. .iH}

Ia driving through dairy region one
secs everywhere the milk cans turnc@
upside down out Of doors to dry and dir.
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e0.as SALE

One % H. P. Engine and 90
T.. Z. Boiler in briok is for sale, or
viii exchange for one smaller,
Apply to D. Is. Everett.
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shingans Reliable Hams and
i'rc"kfast Bacon can always be
iound fresh at Il. T.. & w. NJ.
Howe
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.We.

lyon CANT afford TO risk your life b,.
allowing u cough or,a cold to dcyelol
tG,o pnaepn,onn lae}raci o. conru.mptioe, con Onr
toubles quicker tllnn any other l,reparas
q Il known, Many doctors nse it as q
A3i1 !or g'ippe isaninfAllihlr remc,
81 ipr crop. CMldrrnliSc Il and mother.
pnaDrTe l.. O1ugls liroa,
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When you want prompt acting little.
nils hat never gripe use Dewitts Little
early Risers Douglas Bros.
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Notlne b z oll b ~ ti

nj OTIOE Is Hereby given that an Election
~ will DO hold on The 9th dey Of Aprii
1901, in the Court IIousn for tho purpose
Of eleoting Mayor and four Aldermen FOR
tho Town Of Bepnettsyillo to serye for the
term OF Two Years. Il: 5
9. s. MCCALL, Mayor.
Feb. r. sth 1901.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
ESTATE OF * w. Quick.

ESTATE OF u W. Quick
a LII persons having claims az g.inst tho
seaaaA' Estate Of A. w, Quick, decreased,
will present them duly Infested to tho
undersigned within he time required By
law, aud all persons indebted 70 said cs !,
tate must arrange tho same at onco.
II. B. SPEARS, Admir-.
January II, 1901. 1
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Notice Of Registration of Voters

4 OTIUE Is hereby given that tho Books
" Of Registratlon ia open FOR the purpose
OF Registering the yotcrs Of tho Town OF
Bennettsville aud will close On the sth day
OF Apiil 1901. Tho f,llowipg aro entitled
to be reg'etered Citizens Of the State for
2 yeare, County FOR year, Town OF Ben
nottsyiIc 4 months, and not convicted Of
any Of tho offepccs enumerated In the ACT.
G. D. BARRETT, 81
Feb. s, 1901 Town Supervisor.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-15

a fresh supply Of the celebra-
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