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cANDLEMAsS ON NEXT SUNDAY.
Feast Will Be Celebrated in All
Catholic Churches.

Candlemass Day, or the Feast of the
Publication, will be celebrated in all Cath
ole churches next Sunday. Candles will be
blesse6 before mass and distributed among
the faitf full
The candles are supplied by the members,
who take only portion of what they bring.
leaving the remainder to be used on the
sltars. Those who cannot afford to buy
candles are supplied.
The candles which the laity receive are
preserved and used in case OF sickness OF
death, when a priest has occasion to ad-
minister the sacraments at the homes Of
the members.
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ST. LOUIS TRANSFER ELECTION
Officers Are Chosen and Appoint
ments Announced.

the Board Of Directors of the st. Louis
Transfer Company yesterday elected these
officers: G. ]. Tansey, president and gen.
eral manager: C.. l.. Dean, vice president;
d. McGrath, secretary and auditor; G. B..
Walls, treasurer.
President Tansey announced the appoint
ment of A. de Figueiredo as assistant man.
ager; w. F. Tufts. general superintendent;
C.. F. Irwin, freight agent.
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at the hotels here to-day we're the follow

ing Westerners:
St Louis-J. II. Smith. A. Z. Greene A. n.
Edwards and Mrs. Edwards. G. l. Edwards and
Mrs Edwards, c. L. Dean and Mrs. Dean, Miss
u. Kassau. Holland: A. B. Dupont, Z. r. Hoyt
and Mrs. Hoyt- Waldorf: J. Smith s. Block. j.
p. Gateiy. Herald Square: A p. Davis and Mrs
Davis II. Weston and Mrs. Weston. Navarro: s.
G. Scarrett Manhattan: NJ. NJ. Marx. Broadway
Central A. Weeks. Rossmore.
Kansas City-J. F. Evans, F. Ambrose, Sturte-
want: G. c. King and Mrs. King. W. r. Johnson
and Mrs Johnson. r. E. Mellup and Mrs Mel
lup Criterion.
St Joseph-J. Donovan. Manhattan: J. NJ.
Lerche, Grand: NJ II. Lehman. Herald Square.
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S2O.OO-Mardi Gras-$2O. .OG

New Orleans and return via I. c. r. R.
Through sleeper and berths. Telephone
Main 3oS.
Orleans 9:25 a. m
Leaves St. Louis 1915 D. Arrives New
Orleans tbs p. m.
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IOWA CONGRESS OF. MOTHERS.
Delegates Ask Legislature to Pass
Reform Bills.

Des Moines. Jan. 29.-The Iowa Congress
of Mothers held it's first business session
this forenoon. fa
At o'clock this afternoon the delegates
visited the State Legislature, urging the
passage of bills prohibiting child labor, es-
tablishing compulsory education, providing
for a juvenile court and prescribing a pen
atty for kidnapping children.
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Catarrh Of nose or throat Immediately re-
lieved and ultimately cured by use of
{Sas,rer & Amendy
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When passing behind a street car, look
out for the car approaching from opposite
direction"
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MANUFACTURES OF MISSOURI.
Census Bureaus Report on st.
Louis and Other Cities of State.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. Jan. 29.-The Census Bureau
to-day made public report Of the manu-
featuring industries of Missouri. and of
the cities of st. Louis. Kansas City. st.
Joseph. Springfield and Joplin. according to
the returns of the Twelfth Census. as fol-
lows:
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$50. O.oo-Mardi Gras-$2O.OO.

New Orleans and return via Illinois Gen.
trail r. r. a solid through train Pullman
sleeper and coaches. Leaves st. Louis
Ticket Office, 30S North broadway.
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Two Deaths at Monett.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Monett, Mo-, Jan. 29.-Two deaths oc-
CURED here to-day from pneumonia. A. q
Crockett, aged 81 years. and E. ]. Mcclure.
aged 60 years.
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To Improve wabash River.

To Improve wabash River.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington, Jan. 2S-Representative VIII
liams of Illinois Is making a strong effort
for the Improvement Of the Wabash River
from its mouth TO Vincennes. He thinks
the chances are that the present Congress-
Will provide for survey.
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Missourrs Greatest Store offers an array
Of all that is useful and novel and at prices
especially appealing to the economical II
Is customary for Barr's big store to present
unparalleled bargains at the beginning OF
q new year.
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$2O.OO-New Orleans and Return
- So $4,000.

MarSi a, s gras rs.Ie eKe1s on sale Eeornary IN
extension to February 2Sth. Through sleep
ers and berths on I. c. r. r. Trains leave
ct Office. 30S North Broadway.
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D. m, Nora Su-ke beloved daughter of the late
James and Mary Burke and sister Of Edward.
and Mrs James Murphy. at family residence,
No. 27sS Dickson street
pua nntica d funeral will be xiyen.
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Westerners in New York.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, Jan. 29.-Among the arrivals
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SPEClALTIES.
REMOVAL notice. %. are s.s no. :ots ,sea.ss s
y. Sixth ST., Equitable building. Harris She's
Co.. J. Harris. President
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
TRUST COMPANY.
SAFEDEPOSIT BOXES
$500 Per Annum.
DEATHS.

ALBREcHT-on January q. 1902. at $50 ., m,
Alma z. Albrecht. after a short illness.
Duo notice Of funeral will be given.
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CoOPER-Rose E. Cooper, January g. 1907
Services will be held at G. n. Lyach's under
taker. No. 1i1S Locust street, at 2 p. m. Thurs
day. January 30.
Paris. ILL.,, and Petersburg. ILL.,, and Joplin,
Mo-, papers please copy.
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BERNHARD-On January o. 1902 at fo:4e D.
m, Clara Bernhard aged years and 10 months.
believed daughter OF Joe Bernhard and Pauline
Bernhard (nee Bock)-
Funeral from the late residence, No. 2111 South
Eleventh street. January 81. at p. m. Friends
invited to attend.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24
Tho Cycle WhirI.

All those who like Excitemen
love to see fenls Of skill and d
can have their desires fulfilled b,
Messing the Thrilling Cycle wi
each performances Of tho Walt
Main Shows Six lady and 6
men bicycle riders on n bowl 81
track slantcd at an angle Of Az de
These riders pass and rc.pass
other and should they sway the
ton Of an inch from the path,
DO seen what n bad spill would r
Benncttsyille, Friday Oct 2lt
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24

completest stocks CT General Mer-
chandise ever displayed in the town
Of Bennettsville. My store is a
structure Of beauty, with glass coun-
tcrs and all modern fixtures, while
my goods are all new, and having
been purchased OH "spot cash"
basis, | nm abundantly prepared to
meet closest competition and furnish
my customers rare bargains.
My trade is good, and is rapidly
growing, for which l am profoundly
grateful. and in my new quarters I
hope to extend my business and en-
JOY business contact with many
more people.
SHOES, Dry GooDs, NoTIoNs,
and CLOTHING have been carefully
selected, while my GENTS FURNISH
ING line is uniqne and attractive.
FAMILY GROCERIES is a specially,
and i'll this line 7 am mindful of
and catering to the town trade, as
everything, from the sweetest HAM
to the daintiest cracker aud cake
will be kept.
| am anxious for the farmers OF
Marlbor to see me and get my prices
as / carry full line Of Plantation
Supplies, which l am selling now
at wholesale prices. Next week
will present my business in new
advertisement and will mention
some ofthe specialties and bargains
which I always have on hand.
Respectfully,
e. l.. HAMILTON.
I'd door Depot st
Bennettsvillc, Oct. %, 1902.
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the Opportunity cIoeee today

The Augusta Chronicle thinks
this will be the last year the largo
circusos VIII come south. The
heavy LICENSES of the cities and
towns will keep Them at home. IF
this be true to day is the last
chance to see the great and glor-
io,ls Walter l. Main big show at
Bonnettsyillo.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24
Tho Now Era Dawnlng

The steamer Oregon, fitting out
at Seattle, Washington, takes on
the 18th Of November party Of
American manufacturers with ex-
hibits on a six month cruise to
Russia, China Japan, the Philip
pines, the Straits Settlements, In
~ Mauritius, South Africa, Aus
# hli.. and Hawaii, with view to
l1e expansion Of American com
ymerce.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24

IS by easlng others pain;
Forget your hungcrlng for wealth
ny seeking others gain;
And make your life much brlcfer seem
a, By Frightening the years
For tears dry quicker the eyes
Thai look for others tears.
Heartache fades quickest from the
heart
That feels another's pain;
The greed for wealth dies sooner If
We seek another's gain;
4Life's sands run lightly IL we fill
With kindness all the years
And tears dry quicker III the eyes
a That look for others tears.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24
Beo utlful Sea Shells Free

Since coming South I have received
numerous induiries for sea shells, and
now please say to your readers that ]
have been living on the scashore, and
have made fine collection Of lovely
shells from our own shore, the coral
reefs and the West India Islands, and
that I will send dozen different
kinds, no two alike, and dozen scar
let sea peas to any one who sends a
stamp to pay the postage. Any one
is welcome to send, as | have plenty
for all. Mrs. +: A. Warner,
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NOTICE OF ELECTION,
For State and County Officers and
upon proposed amendment to the
State Constitution.

STATE OF SoUTm CAROLINA,
Marlboro County
MOTICE Is hereby given that the gene,
Nv ral election for state and county off i,
cors will be held at the voting precincts
prescribed by law in the said county. on
Tuesday, November 4. 1902, said day
being Tuesday following the first NIondly
in November. Us presclib by law.
At the said election a separate box will
be provided, at which qualified electors
will vote upon tho adoption or rejection
of an amendment to the state constitution
as provided in the following Joint Roso-
luton.
A Joint Resolution Proposing to Amend
Section IT Of Article VII Of the Con
stitution of 1895, Relating to Counties
and County Government.
SEQ. /. Be it resolved by the General
Assembly of the State of South Carolina:
That the following amendment to Section
II, Article VII, Of the Constitution be
.&pTc4d ,o add lotho end -ho-cot NO
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24
A Notable Fact.
It is n fact that the Circuses hav

discovered and fully proven TINT for
g $o't ana sIosdY light with more
dihu3ed ,ays gas .in Mllboai alcctric
iiFhts every tiDa 0lni Hltl les. hon
nelf giio oMponse NDNr,lf the circuSca
''avo q pf&GtiaR aeonu.uY ii SECURING
\ Qor.eot light Why not thc towns
lenrn 2 lesson oi profi by
dowoycf lei tue wiso 'haif vialou
boast,
And taxes from the people roast
To get their fill of Electric lights.
But there will come time as sure as
prayer
When they will wish they had told
their Mayor
To purchase some other light.
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Teachers Association

The NIarlbor Teachers'.. Associ.
will meet in the Graded School +
ing at Bcnncltsville on Satu,
November lsc at If o'clock, "a. II,
Realizing tha', much good m,
accomplished by these monthly
lngs Of our teachers, we earnestl ,
quest The attendance Of every N
teacher i'll tho county.
w. l.. Stanton,
CO Sup't Of ]
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
< Daily yexcept Sunday

Dailyexcept Sunday
!, No. 52 runs through to Columbia vim
Trains Nos rs and 80 run via W;Ison
and Fayetteville Short Linc-and msIa raIn
close connection for all points North =
Trains on G. & d. Railroad leavo r,os.
encc daily. except Sunday, 10 O5 4. -, ~
Mrivc . =, "a ,lington 10 80, IIartsvillo / *
p u, Chcraw a III, Wadesboro l2 30 so = ~ NJ
, Leave Florence daily except Sundov .,
go p NJ. arrive Darlington s IS y m a.
i6ennoltsvillc 022 p m,, Gibson 10 % ! ~ =,
Leave IHIorcnoc Sunday only 10 O5 m =
asriyc Darlington 10 GOA ii. =
Leave Gibson daily except SUNDAY q az
2 !. m.. Bennc'tsvillc Z l5a'm,ga Dar, A.
ilngton $ Is NJ, leave Darlington 3 sfl
arrive Florence Is a m. -
Leave Wadcsboro daily oxcent s;nndo,
10 pm, Chcraw S IS D m, Darlineton
20 NJ arrive Florence Z 10 , m. -
Leave Harsville 4 25 IN. Darl,n,,on on
" % M arrive Florence 9 is a m. So
Il. NJ. EMERSON, aen'l Pass. Aoent. ... y.
-. r. KENLY, Gon'l Manager.
T. NJ. EMERSON, Traffic Manager
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Big Firo ut Hamlet.

The Seaboard Air Line COM
press AtdMamlet with >2,400 bales
was burned Sunday night. A
bookkeeper who was playing
the hose on the fire was surroud
ed by flames and his escape cut
off. He was burned to death
An ice plant was burned as wei.
as other property.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24
WlrNEN hY slUw dAUrnnc nm. \,

te5, lie "Tbhh by SLOW degrees tlis III
~ De anu Yirtuous despair, Whidl
lod OF mcnccd IN q torrent OF tenrH
JCOuf- drowned !n---a flood Of cilannna
Allprcsent Joined in q llear6'
PIC at DC Vaudrcy's imitatiqonn4 -
cmcn, they themselves had seen w.
III the Let us see whether Iii.
u The mas remembered the eXWGd
/, said the young lady who lisre.
!. ex- cd such an ardent wish t.
E &. the the chcya,,licr' Let nc waliescr,-
De Presles gave her trenl
ana cniei ,Isi,, which lle had saturatdsut
). lie liquid, and She proceeded e.
effects upon the unconsc|
is Tie M An present, except Dc ~
gathered around to enjoy tia"ho
said OF the Norman beauty ger
o The should awake to find Pwhen
y the midst OF the gay party,ia 6553
lady vino had received negro.
with chief en-. fr1aMllit fr1eaMl the c0Ylidont thal
AtrscfGase in enrolment is due to
the enforced change Of school books
last year, but, having completed the
exchange last year, hc anticipated az
large enrolment this yoar as at any
time in the past. The total number
Of schools in til county is sc = -1G
white and 40 colorcd. There were
81 white IA colored teachers and the
average salary paid them for the scs-
sion was white male 1929, female
SOY. Negro men received an aver.
age Of $40, and negro women SIS.
The total amount Of money received
tor the year including $25l7,1G
brought over from previous year, was
$2O331 80, of which $4,000 was from
poll tax, $9134,36 from three mill
lesy, $718.54 from disdensary fund
$4O73.23 from special lcvies, and
from all other sources $1177.5S.
The disbursements were MS follows:
$l6575, teachers salary, s442 81,
building school houses, $2l1.57, re.
pairs on school building. S429 %,
school furniture, $15200G for other
purposes, leaving balance on hand
Of $2152.20.
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same evening That tlfBlition
phnn was abducttefSS & rst wooI
The scene t1-0tle nrsI "eeA
l9,s -yi1ioer
Earthquake shocks were felt
in Georgia and Tennessee Sat
urday morning.
The Columbia and Georgetown
steamboat Co., has beon organ
lied and boats will be running
soon.
President Roosevelt has proven
that he knows how to hold the
reins and drive too. He has put
the mines to work.
Wilmington N. O., is prepar-
ing for Gala Week beginning
November 3rd and including the
9th. They Ego the whole hog
over thore and will have sights
galore.
Two serious wrecks occurred
at Rockingham Saturday after
noon and Sunday morning one
man killed and several danger.
ouslY hurt. The Seaboard is
surely in bad luck, as the losses
at Hamlet also are included.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24

te held Mt tho voting ptec,ncte 4,
in tho county Of Marlboro on pItb.4.v.
November q, tooa, said day being laradRy
following tho first Monday, as pre otinal
by law Tho qualifications for ,llrope are
as fellows :
Residence in the State for tw3 yeat} I, in
the County ono year, in the rpih oro.
cinct in which tho elector oifers Il. yoes
four months, and tho payment SIX NDolhs
before any election of any puiit, thco
due and payable: Provided, Tha ui is.afs
in charge OF an organized cMlflh aail
teachers Of public schools shall y, aBi5o5
to vote after six montha' rcsdtreo IA t6o
State, otherwise qualified.
Registratiom.
Payment of all taxes, includil% ID
assessed and collcc.ible during tpn ,c.
I>Sar. The production of n cortiIca,c ae
Of TN receipt Of the oflicor autioeg3a ID
collect sch taxes shall bo concli,sige .g33f
Of the paymen, thereof.
Before tho hour ,cd for 3.,tnl0g She
polls Managers an Clsrkj 'nuat taL au,l
subscribe tho Constitutional d. pbe
Chairman Of the Board of i.grag Gao
administer the oath to tho otl 't.oe4.,. (
ana to tho Clerk; Notary nubl n6.l
administer tho oath to tho Oh il38, pH
| Managers elect their Chairman ,,i,d ,,
Polls ut each voting place r,ua 81, y5s,
cd nt7 o'clock II. M. and cl, ae,, N II,
CLOCK p. m, except in tho cisy r t!haglaai
ton, whore they shall bo openetl s ,, III
aud closed at 6 p m.
Tho Managers havo the yJtvor I'M 4
vacancy, and if mono of the Sfoao. ,e, !,
tend Tho citizens can appoiL ,.3,a ,monp
the qualified voters tho J. r,tc,s, Vbo
after being sworn, can conduq lid ciceti34
At the close of election. ,nc 6isn, Wv.
"'' "'o'h h'"so proceed pp iiciy 20 Nroli
the ballot boxes and coui tito bs,ofs
therein, and continue withou ~, Il, .t,i,ot,,,s
until tho same s completed eu. ,.at, !,
statement Of the result for etci nitolH6,ii
sign she sam0
Within three days therca l.or, flo Ch.,r
man of tho Board, or some Dno daaiouofoa
by tho Board, must doliyts Ia I'LL so,r.
missioncrs Of Elccliou Il p,i ,ips {ha
boxes containing the bal sIg..3 ,9rittnn
statements Of tho result OF ne 1'sel;an
MANAGERS or EGepp ns
have been appointed to II i .ho clection
at the various precincts ir .. Gsii eauniy
Adlmsvillc-W II BulIarJ b 4 ric,ri,
cr,. ]. D Newton "
Bcnncttsvilc- A SgArkS sa ~
Brccdcn i Brown Gro
BIighisvillc Harris 6
lington, lsarny B Odom.
BlowGsyIlc w V Ro .re KS /
Hodges, James O'Neill,
Clio Coyington, SIo,,oo
j D Cotlingham.
Hebron Frank Mann ty
Usher, y A Covngton.
AlcColl--W N Gibson yG,g..s :
Il Il Parker. r
Red Hill John I Ro, ,{ca,
A II Odom. Sr.
sSmiIhvilIc II ~ Wei AY{b
John II Iogucs.
Ta'um G. II. IIamcr 3n n
ii, Il. Eastcring, -
The managers of tho ,i ia
aro requested to delopl os 5q I'M
number to secure boxcs bis1ss n, "a
election. They can ,,a
alter Dot 80 at Bcnnettsy
OIL TiM
81 Altl5ia
D.Jt aFa&Ii9S
Commissioners OF Fa iCy l,,@t,3, a.
Marlboro County.
October ii 1909.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24
!, ,yo,Aeriul Ea,.jilo Act

tErvSh Gs'sJGy'stt Jy tho t4a''1k Ma,tes lHe
Main Shows is the Wonderful Elk
ton given by Prof r. II. Doclkri
performing 70 horses at one tim
one ring.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24
The Designer for sale at Nit.
ties store, your subscription so.
jcited at $l.00 a year.
cUPxD's WORK.

Married on Wednesday Oct,
22nd at Maxton by Rev. j. G..
Hill, Mr.. A. A. Rogers, the pop.
ular man ger of the Hotel Mari-
boro of Bennettsville and Miss
Clarke z. Smith of Maxton.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. a.
Smith.
The happy couple took the
south bound evening train for
l5ennettsyille where q royal re.
ception awaited them at the
Marlboro" which was hand.
somely decorated for this Joy
GUS event.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24

Plant and Marks shoes for the
ladies, the Tuttlp for tho men,
every pair must give satisfaction
or your money back at Mittle's
store.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24

Supply your wants in winter
underwear tho kind you wunt at
Che sjght prices at Mittlo q store.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY or MARLBORO. 3as

NUONIfE OF MARLBORO,
BY MILTON McLAURlN. Judge Of Probate
Ia ktHEREAs Jas A. Drake, Clerk OF Cou,t,
Wv made suit to mo to gran6 unto him
Lotters Of Administration Of tho Estate Of
and effects of Sydney q. McLaurin, dec'd /:
Thcso are, therefore, to cito and admon-
ish al aud singular tho kindred and crcdis
tors of said Sydney g. McLaurin, dco'd !,
that they be and appear before me in tho
Court OF Probate, to be held at Benefits
vile, S. O., sd day Nov. 1909, after publ.
cation horeof at II O'Clock in tho forenoon
to show cause, if any they have, why said
Administration should not bo granted.
Given under my hand This tho a4th day
of September, 1902.
MILTON McLAURlN,
Judge Of Probate.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24
Tax Notice !!
OFFICE OF County TREASURER,

Bcnncttsvillc, S. O., Sept 16, 1902.
WSflE Books for tho collection of Taxes
u for the fiscal year commencing Jan
uary ist, 1902 will be open 1t tho Treas
uIcr's Office in Bcnncttsyillc, S. e.. on
W cdnesday October %, and remain open
until December 3lst, 1902. after which
tho penalty will be added on all Taxes not
paid by that date.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24
RED BLUFF JOTTINGs.
Red Bluff Academy, Willis school
district, opened last week with an en-.
rOf}mant Of forty. We confidently

oNpcci lhis nuiapcr iQ increase to
iity thI ptegCit W9ah &ttouN ma
scioSla a)iloafo plvaaad HitA am naw
iqachers Miss Dlaaiht @taebbpusa
.an1 Mis9 &alIio MGlpiyio, "0d So
l@a'i Forward ~ ac'GhiGui apl nro !
schU0i y0&r, 1'lna Is q gool
conmanity oU1 auoh V thiny III ictiort
boiHeou teachers aisi pGlidna. ss an
Ano"n. IhorQ is cntirc uarnlou}
between teachers trustees and patrons
and if the school term could be ex-
tended to nine or ten months per year
there would not be such a longing in
the hearts of some Of us for resi-.
dence in the towns on account of the
school facilities to be found then.
Miss Lizzie Parker, accompanied
by her father, Mr.. Enos NJ. Parker,
left on Monday last for Hartsville
where she expects to enter Welch
Neck High School. Miss Lizzie is
CuIcc3 oirl, one Of our favorites and we
of o"h ool'-> sly look for good reports
Mr.. D. G. Fletcher, who Is j..
ed by the government in taking cottor
statistics at the gins was here on Mon
day last.
On last Saturday afternoon a color
ed boy caught a baseball in the eye
l hope he isn't seriously hurt, but he
was sure, at least for awhile, that Ii,
had lost the sight Of that eye.
Except where cotton was planted
oyer on account of the hail which
came last May, the crop is nearly out
and sold. Once it looked as il nc
peas would be made in this section.
The late rains have done much good
and pretty fair crop is the result.
u. No Hu.
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InaH n0N ENoy W0lIcF Wny bIll
marshal or some officer don't look
after them. The way tc put a
stop to bad conduct at all religious
meetings is to procure witnesses
and report to the grand jury, if
they do not want to prosecute
themselves. This will soon stop
oil such conduct
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Bold Robberies

Are getting too frequent, Of
course it is the reSultoi idleness
or vagrancy, and a sharp detec-
tive might find the parties who
are committing them right here
in town The poo protection
to the glass fronts is the strong
temptation and unless wired we
may expect to hear Of robberies.
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FOR SALE House and lot in
West Bonnettsvile recently occu-
pied by ]. M. Brasington.
Oct II OF. @. S. Mccall.
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Administrators s
EST. CLARISA BRISVON

TN obedience TO an Order or Sale
-& cd in above estate | will sell {;
residence Of Clarisa Bris,ow on Eric
3lst day Of October, 1902, tho D
property Of which the deceased die
C | and possessed, consisting Of lIo,
and Kitchen Furniture. Farming |
and Corn ard Fodder. Sale to cor
al ! o'clock TcrMs Cash.
s. Il. BRISTO
Oct II, 1902 Administ