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New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

liar theatres. without my company; and
ion't know that / like this hurry from place
o place II is still rather novel: though | had
OTIS of it in my California and Sandwich Island
laws. when the edge was rubbed off, and it does
at afford such keen enjoyment il did then
;rsdes, it is too coHfoundedIy civilized for
1uancc. / ind good halls and EUldT the
JtTeS in many places. and comfortable hotels.
18th respectable. well-drcSscd audienceS-aH Of
shch is tedious. not 10 say Disgusting. when
omplred with my Kdnaka and Digger Injun
vpcri-uccSt I sigh for tn" SieTraS and pine
or Lone Gulch and Shirt-TaiI Bend to say
.othiul; of Cocktail Canyon. and the rough
aud-tuiublc patrons of wild California. But. it
$ change from the mon0tuny of Booths
Theatre. at all events. and il teaches me TO
tnoW when | ~ we'll of
Weariness of monotony attended Edwin Booth
through all the later years of his Iaborious.
patient. often afflicted life; but the loftness OF
his spirit was never subdued, the sweetness of
his disposition was never embittere,i. and the
light OF his playful humor was never dimmed-
To hay" known him is lasting blessing, and
To rem, nber him is to DE constantly encouraged
ard Chetred. WILLIAM WINTER
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

the public is Misunderstanding till his DEATH IN
1893. Ample accounts are readily accessible
in his Biography by the present writer. and IN
other books,-of his professional proceedings III
mature life; but, of his early training anu eA-
perience actor. these records aIiotu I"
fresheT and more particular exposition than h"S
hitherto been published. He in his nine
teenth and twentieth years. when he pasSeu
through this. the most important period or MS
novitiate. and the example that he thus set
an example of patience. endurance. and stead
fast Efforts that young actors may Wen
remember and emulate.
Long after his early California days. and when
his renOwn had been everywhere established,
Edwin Booth writing to the undersigned. Oc-
tober % 1872 from Portland. Maine. made
the following facetious reference to old times
and juvenile viCiSSitudes:
I am doing we'll though not better than if
had gone in the old way, of starring. at reg
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

April Edwin Booth acted walker, in ''Isal Is,
chants" That performance was repeatct
April 9
with Edwin Booth as George
April Is and II" Edwin E6oth acted Furihond
in Tn yellow Dwarf" and Walker in Lea!
Arrn Is and l6-Fiwin Booth acted Sir VII.
lam in "Koebuek" ana FuribonI in The Iri
Thursiay. April 2I-Eigiu Eooth appeared a.
Richasd III. playing mat part for the first tim
April 2s-'-Icap Year was repeated. with FL
MonGay ApriI 25-Edwin Booth acted Hamlet
for the first time. taking benefit.
April 2t-"Ihc Rivals Wa performed. with
Edwin Booth as Captain. Absolute"
AprH -',pomhey and SON was performed
Monday May Eiwin Eooth repeated his
pcrformancc % iIchard Ill for the benefit of
May @-"Hlaiders Heware" was acted. with
May lo|'Tnc LADY of lyons was presented
for the benefit Of ca jheri'% Sinclair tMiS, Ed-
H% % Sfrrar lyg@ Wgg ctrd and Ed
win Booth rlaycd Francis
May Edwin Hooth acted Charles Surface
in The school for Stani"L'
Isooth acted Insomar. ana Catherine sinclair
May 2i-"K"iherine and Pctru.hio'' wls pre-
sentrd' with Edwin t@oih as r'trurhi".
with Edwin Booth as Dazzle.
The San Francesca Theatre was closed
lay 70. 1893. and thereafter. for about year,
Doth was associated with new theatre called
le Metropolitan. managed by Catherine Sin
air CMrs. Edwin ForresO. with whom he acted
Iincipal parts. In 1854 ne made IA professional
isit. in company with Laura keene to the
andwich Islands and Australia. but he returned
California, after an absence of nine months
nd remained there until the autumn of 1856.
hen he came back to the East. and began. at
-''i'nore. that triumphal career with which
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1s5s-March 9-The Heir,at,LaW ,tt, was acted with
Edwin Booth Dick Duberly.
March 11-'She Stoops To Conquer was
acted. with Edwin Booth as young Marlowe.
March 14-Same performance.
March 16-"Maidens Beware was repeated.
with Edwin Booth Henry Hamilton. -.
March 1S-'Faul Pry'' repeated. with
Edwin Booth Harry Stanley.
THE Invisible Prince" in which Edwin Booth
was not cast then had brief run ~
Thursday. March PA Lesson To Mer-
chants was acted, with Edwin Booth as Mr.
Bromley.
March 25-Same performance.
March 26-"The Trumpeters Wedding was
repeated, with Edwin Booth as Sir CharleS
Rivers.
March ga Lesson To Ladies' was acted,
with Edwin Booth Mons. ST. Val. That per-
formance was repeated March "a and 80.
March 31-Edwn Booth acted MIR. Bromley IN
"A Lesson To Merchants -,
Friday. April 1-''Sister Kate was acted with
Edwin Booth Charles Unit
April 4-"The Heir-at-I-aW" was repeated
with Edwin Booth Dick Duberly. .
April 5-'"The Trumpeters Wedding was re-
peated with Edwin Booth as Sir Charles rivers
April Guy MaIneTinS' was acted with
Edwin Booth Colonel Mannering.
April IA Lesson to Ladies" was repeated
with Edwin Booth as st. Val
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
ONE MISERY or 4yGLO-IyDIIS LIFE.
From The London saturday KevIe..

From The London Saturday Review.
Every night at dinner the Anglo Indian holds
:, kind of levee. The insects which attend dance
g.yIy round the lamp and one has to watch
ones plate and glass carefully lest some of the
irScctS should dance into them There is
insect-a little. fiat. brown. shining creature
which ernits the worst OdOr in the world. If
one of these touches your food the whole is
tainted and rendered iuedible. You dare not
Kill these pests for If one be SQuaShed the
whole room becomes filled with its disgusting
smell ani is uninhabitable for the next half
hour So these abominable insects fly about
with impunity while the poor Anglo Indian
must perforce look heipleSSly and inwardly
sigh "Spero meliora-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

There is to be, after ALL a suppiemen,a--
volume to the delightful new Murray edition =,
Byron. This volume-the thirteenth-wju Coz
tain the photography and index Six volume.
have been devoted to the letters and six 10 the
poetry
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

M. Emile ZOia has finished large part Of hi.
new book, and the English version win hs
brought out during the autumn. Ii is to be
called Truth and is the third of the series n,
four projected by the novelist a long time aeo
The first and second. it will be remembered
were "Fruitfulness'' and Labor" Neither book
achieved the success of his earlier novels Tba
last of this series is TO be entitled Justice
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

The man who paid 81 40 last March for TIA
unique copy of Charles Lambs bit of nursery
verse The King and Queen OF Hearts, rnuSt
look upon his purchase now with some searcb
ings of heart For second copy appeared ard
now a third copy Eas turned up. and the price
has come down tO-S20i
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

Those who have seen Mr.. kipling's pen and
ink dra wings for his forthcoming book OF Just
So Stories describe them being full OF fun
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

Mr. Kakuzo Okakura. the japanese artist. is
publishing a book in which he discusses the
philosophy of Japanese ART John Murray Ls
bringing il out n England.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

The sixpenny reprints of popular books ars
being sold in great quantities in England and
it is stated that they have seriously affected the
sales of the sixpenny magazines.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

The just issued supplement to Bishop Bur
nett's History of Nv Own Time is derived
from his original memoirs his autobiography.
his letters and his private rneditatiOns-aL be
fore unpublished. Here is what the good bISnOp
wrote about his wife: When LaudeTdale was
one day sick (a great court of ladies being about
him). | was first acquainted with her whom
have since married. She was his great friend.
a Jealous PreSby terian and a woman OF 50
great intrigue that though was nearly related
to her and had been invited to her acquaintance
bv several oblging messages from her. yet L
had still declined il. For l dislike all meddIing
women; upon which said once to the Duchess
OF I.auderdaIe lsomewhat2l that was not i'll
turned: / thought there were two sorts OF per
sons that ought not to nleddIe in affairs though
upon very different accounts these were chu'ch,
men and women; We ought 10 be above H. anu
women were below it. But from general ac
ouaintancs with my wife there grew great
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.RELTGro US W, Es.

~ = - = ~ n - ~ t
Rev. G. w. Boy q will sS conduct s,se,.
yices at st. Paul's Episc5pal ghMlS b
nexts}s mex siunday ySmorning aud night. 81
Rev. G H. Murch Wills begin 4
protracted meeting at Salem Suest
Monday night. He viii be assisted
ny 8Rey. W. = Hayes Of Marion. M
The Carradine tent meeting began
on Friday hight aud since SUNDAY
services have beon hell dnily morning
and night: Tho Dr, has pspmisad 10
60 to Lumberton Oil Monday next. #
Rev. Bunyan Mcleod Of theSpres.
byterian Seminary filled iha pulpit
OF tho Presbyterian churcb S,.pd i
morning and night. Wc team be
will ill appointments here on ths inst
and third Sundays in each month al
least for awhile. #
Tho hour for cvcning scrt 5ss at The
churches is now 90 o'clock.
Prayer mocting ut tho Baptist church
oyory Thuraday evening Mt 800. 3
Prayer meeting at tho Mcthcdiet church
every Wednesday ut 800 p. III.
Tho hour for Sunday School at the
Metz odist ohnroh has boon changed to
4 o clook in tho afternoon
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FREm BLOOD CURE

We recommend Botanic Blood Balm
(B. 3. 81 for all blood troubles, such as
ulcers, eating sores, scrotula, eczema,
itching humors, pimples, boils, carbun-
tcles. blood poison. aching bones, lester.
ing sores. cancer, catarrh, rheumatism.
botanic Blood Balm cures all malignant
blood or skin diseases. especially advised
tor old, deep.seated cases. Ii cures
when Al else fails. Heals every sore q,
pimpNe siopa all aches apd PAINS by
giyinga hoa,hA Blood supply. Thor,
oaGhlY tested ior 80 years. Thousantls
out&d. Atisug stores, 81. per large
boitlc. Our readers win receive trial
trcatmcat Tree by Writing u. Gillian
as Aiitchei St gNtlaNit, Ga lescribc
lfoNbie and tree medical advice given
MedicinS sent Al once, pycpaid
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PERSONAL

&s1ekSOAtA1aSs St
Capt. j O. Mo Rae of Red Bluff
was in town w ednes esday ana drop.
ped in to sec us 5s y. 3 81
Mr.. Luther Bundy Of Hebron
was III town Wednesday, and
made US a pleasant call
Rev. N. r. SWEET Of Congaree
who is spending some time in the
county was in town Wednesday
taking in the tent meeting
Mr.. M. T., Coyington of Clio,
who has been on o trip to Smith
vile passed through on his re.
turn Tuesday and called
Mr.. w. s. Moweryf Jr., of
Englewood N. j., has moved his
family to our town and will make
his home with us in future. We
extend o hearty welcome
Mr.. w. II. Mcintyre will leave
to-morrow afternoon for Colun.
bia with u choice selection from
his fine poultry yard to make an
exhibit at the State Fair.
The following from Rocking.
ham came down and spent Sun
day:
Mr.. and Mrs. Warburton and
son Leo, Mrs. Raiford Terry,
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs
Terry, Misses Blakely and
Sue Thomas, and Messrs Ralph
Terry and Edgar Davis.
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l&ga g'sehSpSg@ AY IT, K,

35.le .s'. --.-.s..o RI
40 Al i'fiiataaa ~ TIC aiDyor ana al,
Safmon o. tho town o Eepnot,nyino iN
,nucil nsaaubled
Thst SFo,n AMI pgtot tho pas,ayo Of THE
fiinanre, Il shall DO bpS,nlawful for ahy pcr.
rsn OK persons 10 dolace, mutiialo, u III
any wise injuro any fence arouud any
cemetery IN said town or to climb or jump
OYER, or to hitch horsos to auy suoh fence.
any violation Of this ordinanco ahall be
doomed d misdemaanor and upon convic.
ton shali he fined not less than fivo dol ;.
lara nor more than ten dollars or bo i'm :
pflsoned not less than lve.,days nor more
than thirty days.
Done and ratified in Council this 3rd
day OF Oct, A. D.. 1902.
n. c, S. MCCALL, Mayor.
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Notice Of Court.

3 klOTIUH is hereby Ki7en that the Court
IN of General Sessions for tho County Of
Morlboro will convene at Bennettavilo on
the Fourth Monday in October, tbeing the
27th day thereby Iooa, and the COURT Of
Common Pleas on the Wednesday next
following said fourth Mondoy III October,
2(being the 2eth day thereof) 1902, at Ben
taestsville in and for tho county Of Marlboro
aud State Of South Carolina. All personf
interested will take du. notice thereof.
Il j. A. DRAKE,
s.5 Clerk Court Of @. P. & g. 8.
For Marlboro Co.,, 8. O.
< Sept I9, Ioo2.--
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New Idea woman.s Magaxlne.

The forthcoming November number Of
tho NEW IDEA WosiAN's MAGAZINE will
afford entertaining aud profitable reading
for women in nll CLASSES and conditions Of
life' It will be tingod, naturally, with the
Thanksgiving iden, but will oover tie
ground Of womnn's needs. A noyel feature
will be the first Of q series Of bright lettors
from an Englishwoman woman's pom, un.
der the caption of "Tho Journal Of Lon
don Woman Dressing the Bride" will
sot forth u now occupation for women, and
thoro will be half q dozen good storios by
the o.overest writer's. Autumn Novelties
will illustrate tho newest departures in
fancy work, and in "Gcod housekeeping,
excellent menus for Thanksgiving dinners
will prove helpful aud suggestive.
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APPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD

A I'll porsons arc hereby notified that Mrs.
rs Willie II. MoLaurln, widow Of Sidney
o. MoLaurln, deceased. has filed with mo
her petition that n homestead exemption
No s;;s7I appraised cad set CT to hes and her
ohsldrep, out Of the property both real and
petsonal situate In the county Of Marlboro
ins,the State Of South Carolina Of which
tho said Sidney O. MoLaurin died possessed
At the expiration Of four weeks from this
date the undersigned will proceed to have
ssid Homestead laid off In accordance with
law. JAMES A. DRAKE,
Clerk, g. 9. p. & g. 8. n @.
Gent 10, gooa.
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LOOK PLEASANT, PLEASE

Photographer G. q. Harlan, Of Eaton,
0 /, oan do 80 now. though for years ho
couldn't because he suffered untold agony
from the worst form Of Indigestion. All
physicians and medicines failed 10 help
him Till he tried Eoctrio Bittors which
worked such wonders for him that he
declares they arc a godsond to sufferers
from dyspepsia ard stomach troubles
Unrivaled for diseases oftho Stomach,
Li,or and Kidneys. they build up aud
give now life to the whole system Try
them. Guaranteed by J.T. Douglas &
Bro, druggist.
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ALL w ERE SAVED.

s'For years I suffered such untold mis-
cry from Bronchitis" wlios j. H. Johns
ton. of Broughton, GA. That often
was unable 10 work Then, when every.
thing else failed. | was wholly cured BY
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump>
tioD- My wife suffered intensely from,
Asthma till il cured her, and all our OK
pcrcncc goes 10 show il is the best Group
medicine in the world. = a trial will
convince you it's unrivalcd for Throat
and uLnj diseases. Guaranteed bottles
500 and $l.00 Trial bot,les free at j. II.
Donglas & Bro
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state and County Taxes

state and County Taxes
Those who can should pay up
and then avoid the rush during
tho last days Of December. Uuder
the new law the 10 per cent pen
atty attaches on January 1si, and
on the 18th the Treasurer will add
his cost. The new law makes you
pay for extension after Deoember
81.
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JUST LOCK AT HER.

Whence cane elhat sprightly stop, fault.
less skin. rich rosy complexion. smiling
face. She looks good, feels good. Hci s
her secret She u.es DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Result-all organs aotivc, di.
geslion good. no hcapachcs, no chance for
"blues." !" Try them youraelf. Only 25c
at j, L. Dougas & Bro.
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Friday, Got, "a. 1902,
nv OTHCE!
.Iho Trustees Of Public Schools.

q E) Yorier Of tho County Board Of Educa-
a Va tiop, tho FREQ Public Schools OF Marl-
boso bos county will opon on Monday, October
The 27th, /, Or es soon thereafter rs praotica-
Die sSs AT \,
will BIO la my Office every flhy for two
weeks, beginning October 2oth, from 10 q
M, 10 g p. m. At oil othor times my Office
will bo open, during the Same hours. on
MoSdey and Saturday OF oaoh week, while
& tho feee schools arc in session.
rr,iatees will pleaso not include olaimf
stf different objects In the snmo pay wars
taiss, put make eyef5 claim O.: :. aepsre.s
\ blank. EiS''sss}'' X,
q W. L. STANTON,
"a Co. Supt OF Education.
Tasun, 8. g., Oct. 2, 1902.
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Shattors All Records.

Twice in hospital f. A Gullcdgo, Yer,
bcna' Ala paid vast sum to doctors tc
euro severe case Of piles. causing q
tumors. When all lailed Buckle Is ar,
meg Salvc soon cured him. Subaucs
Inflammation coDQucrs Aches, kills Pains
Best salve u the world. 25c at j. 7,
Douglas & Bro. |
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T0wN AND COUNTY NEWS

I'OWN AND COUNTY, NEWS.
~ Court convenes Monday
- New moon next Friday
State Fair next week
The tobacco growers meet
this afternoon
Don't forget the estate sales
next Thursday and Friday
The bag-pipcrs were in town
Tuesday on the way to the Fair
The Fair at Fayetteville is
Nov S, 6 and z
~ Mr.. w. L. Stanton is not
exchanging books now
- Go to G. B. Crosland's and
see his new line Of coat suits
~ Exhibits for the State Fair
should be sent over not later than
Saturday afternoon
~ Fresh Celery from Kalama-
ZOO, Michigan, can be had at j.
r. David's fancy grocery
Crosland wants the ear Of
every lady in Marlboro this
week.
A. B. Stucl1ey., has valua.
Die plantation in Sumter for sale
cheap. Read his ad.
Our next paper will 60 to
press Wednesday noon and all
favors should be in by Tuesday
night
It will pay you to take time and
examine Crosland's big display Of
full and winter goods.
one full fare and 1Octs extra
fQr gaze entrance viii take You
tQ tila state l7air u, Columbia and
Gcturn
Ihe new interchangeable
mileage tickets Of the Atlantic
Coast Line can be had foi only
Sj25 per 900 miles
j. r. David's new Restau-
rant is now open where meals
can be had in good style. Also
oysters stewed or fried
HORSES AND MULES w. P. Brood on
has now on hand t he finest lot of Horses
aud mules over brought to Bonnottsville.
Call md see them.
If you want to buy ahome in
Red Springs, take a look at one
advertised in tho Democrat this
week
Lowney,s Candy for sale at
w. M. Rowe's.
Just received a fresh lot Of Gra-
ham Flour
w. M. Rowo'o
W- "yermie@S)';M,, y,a, @ n tor Rasaje sale at
You can always find fresh but.
ter and Cheese at
w. M. Rowe's.
Use nothing but Heinz pure
white vino and cider vinegar for
sale by w. M. Rowe.
D@ If you want a good smoke
try Cubanola Cigar for sale at
w. Nj. Rowe's.
9D- Pipes and Smokers Supplies in
endless variety can be found at j. r
Douglas & Bro.
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tYou Love Flowers /?

Oon'tYou Love Flowers?
Ii so, and you want some pretty
pots of all sizes in which to place
them, call at the Hardware store
and you can DO suited.
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FOR SALEl .,,~,
One two.horse wagon Rack. CHEAP
Apply to j. NJ JACKSON.
Happy Timo IN Old Town,

A"ppy limo IN Old ToWn.
We ielt very happy" writes R. N.
Beyill. Cid Tomn, Va, when Buck.
lens Arnica Salvc wholly cured our
daughter OF a bad case OF scald head
It delights all who use it Tor Cuts. Corns.
burns. Bruises, Boils. Ulcers, Erup
tons. Intallible Tor Piles. Only sc
at J. T. Douglas Il Bro drug store,
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FOR SALE.

! Gray Horse, 4 years old-gontle.
By Mare, 8 years old-gcntle.
! Bay Mule, doubtful age--also
gentle.
Oct 8, o.. j. NJ. jackson.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County or MARLBORO.
BY MILTON MoLAURIN, Judge probato
VIZ HEREAS, Theodocia N. Odom
VIZ mado suit to mo to grant unto him
Letters Of Administration Of the Estate
Of and Effects Of MARY ELLEN NEwroN,
deceased
These arc therefore TO cito and admon.
sh oil and singular The kindred and cred
itors Of the said MARY ELLEN NEWTON,
dec d, that they bo aud appear before mo
in tho Court Of Probate to be held at
Bennottsville, 8. G., on the 3Oth day Of
October next, af O.. publication thereof al
Il O'Clock in tho forenoon, to show cause
It any they have why the said Admins.
tration should not b. granted.
Given under my hand, this Tho lG Il
day OF October, A d.. 1902.
MILTON McLAURIN,
judge of Probate, nj. @.
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Fine for Hedges.

have cuttings to sell Of '.Armor
Revsr Privitte Now 10 the time to
set them out.
Mis- w. D. MOORE.
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WANTED.

SCRAP IRON Of every description snd
Old machinery. Any kind Of fl Q wrecks or
'atocka. Write for particulars. Addreas j.
p G(ARFuNKEL, Columbia, s. O.
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4 ! and and ct Red Springs
Sg11a2 go ~ A.TAE..

,F1 s''g eI,sxSsSle|I2. q S5R ( 80 A..EA Re-.
.. 90! y,lAND 20 acres uAdc.
SsaaS5 of cultivation. with u
q; 4 ssss good outbuildings, fine
ov.rflowing }mfneral spring within 60 ynrd,
q dwelling F; ono sido Of land running will,
she town limit. Also ono five room house
and lot---lot rI3x193 located on bair st.,
For turther information address
LOCK BOX No 10,
y Red Springs, N. G.
Auguet ao-4t
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Call for a standard fashion sheet
it costs you nothing at Mittle's
store.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

5i VALUABLE PLANTATION OF 655
~ Acres, Comfortable Dwelling, All ne.
aessary outbuildiDgs. Ten tenant houses,
and rental Of about 5000. 90 per annum.
Quick sale desired by Executor. Price
about $1,000. Write to
Il II \ t.-. A. B. STUCKEY,
sl 20, 1902. Sumtoi, y. U.
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WANTED - Eedioal Journal Desires q
Representative In this looality salary and
commtaalon. Addtess L T.Currau, rs4 I. !.
"a, Now York City, N: Y.
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Administrators Sale,
Estate OF j. C. Hubbard.

Estate Of J. G. Hubbard.
TN obedience to On order granted by III"
j. Probate Court Of Marlboro County
will sell at Public outory OF tho lato resi-
dence Of John G. Hubbard on Dot 30,h
all tho personal property Of which do
ceased died. seized and possessed. Cons
sisiing Of one Horse. ono Mule, ono Bug !,
Ry and Wagon. Piano, Organ, Corn Foi.
der, Household and Kitchen iurni,uro,
and farming Implements. Sale to com.
menco alto O'Clock q, M. Terms Cash.
J.B. HUESTEsS, Admir-.
Oct 12. 1902,
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Fresh milk or butter-mill1 cal
be had at Col. Livingston's.
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Flowersl Flowcrsl |

Mrs, Jno S. Moore has a fine
lot OF Geraniums, Begonias
Ferns, Palms and other plants.
well rooted, that she desires to
sell Cuttings 25c per dozen.
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MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS.

FOURTH RoUND-W q. Power, p. E.
Clio and Boulah, Beulah Got as.a6
MoColl 81 Bennettsvllo Mills,
McColl Dot 26,27
Bennettsyilio OF, Smyrna Nov ia
Fayetteville, Antioch, Nov 2,3
North Marlboro, Oak Grovo Nov 8
Bonnettsyillo Sta, Nov 10
Blenhoim Ut, Bbenezcr g 80 p.m) 9,Io
Brownsville, New Holly Nov 1916