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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-10
X IS PAYABLE TO ROOSEVELT TO VOTE ON CANAL BILL
Senators Say 1t Will Be Decided This
Session.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Apr. =
The apprehension that the canal
bill may not be voted upon by the
senate at this session, because it
was not taken up Immediately at-
ter the vote on the Chinese eX-
clusion bill, is said by members
of the senate steering committee
to be not justified.
There was no contest in the
steering committee over the ar
rangement to consider the Phil
ippines bill next. and after that
the canal bill. Senator Lodge
asked to have the Philippines
dill given the next place on the
legislative program, because the
question has been carefully con-
sidered, and there will be radical
differences between the house
and senate bills to be settled in
conference. He wished ample
time for such consideration be-
fore adjournment. His reasons
were regarded as satisfactory,
and the canal bill was given the
next place Ito the Philippines
bill.
''There is no disposition to de-
lay the canal bill and not to bring
1t to a vote at this session." said
one of the republican managers
last night. There has been no
consideration of any program
with that purpose in view. l
think all the senators realize that
the country expects congress to
settle the canal question at this
session, and none of them will try
to prevent a vote. There has
been no talk among senator's as to
when congress shall adjourn this
session. We have four very i'm
portant bills for general legisla-
ton yet to be voted upon in the
senate and a number of impor-
tant appropriation bills to pass.
ct will be time to talk about
the date for adjournment when
we know how long it will take to
do this work. There is no vital
reason why congress should ad-
journ the 1st. of June or the 1st.
of July. We can remain until
the work is done, if it takes all
summer. In my opinion no seri-
Gus consideration will be given to
the date for adjournment until
we have passed the Chinese ex-
clusion bill, the Philippines bill,
the canal bill and the Cuban rec
iprocity bill.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-10
Virginia Negro Is Lynched.

LYNCHBURG, April flames
Carter, a young negro who shot
and seriously wounded Don
Thomas, near New GLASGOW, in
Amherst county, Thursday night
was taken from jail at Amherst
court house last night just before
midnight and lynched.
A party of 200 men, supposed
to have come from the neighbor-
hood of Cliffords, seven miles
away, where Mr.. Thomas lives
rode into Amherst late last night.
All were masked or had their
faces blackened.
The men secured Carter, took
him ahalf mile north of the vii
lage, hanged him to a Tree and
fired 35 bullets into hls body.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-10
Negroes Warned to Leave.

GUTHRIE, 0, T.. April THE
COmanche county authorities
wired Governor Ferguson last
night stating that proclamations
have been posted all over the city
of Lawton warning all negroes
to leave town. The city is said
to be wild excitement. The Gov
ernor has been asked If he will
order out the territorial National
Guard if it becomes necessary.
Gov. Ferguson answered that
every Oklohoma militiaman will
be sent to Lawton If necessary to
protect the colored citizens. The
trouble is the result of the city
election on April 1, when at
tempts were made to keep the
negroes from voting.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-10
Business Men Take Bonds.

Elkhart and Nappanee Ind, busi-
ness men have subscribed over half of
the 5000, 900 worth of bonds1that are
being floated for building an electric
line from Nappanee to Elkhart. This
practically assures the early construct
ion Of the road according to a dispatch
sent out from Elkhart.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-10
Spanish War Camp ORGANIZED.

GoHsEN, April S.-A Spanish
American War Veterans camp,
composed of 80 charter members
of Co. G, 157th Indiana regiment,
was mustered III here on Satur-
DAY evening by Major George w.
Feazer, of South Bend, senior
major of the 18TH, and at pres
x,ut major of the Third regiment
Indiana National Guard. The
camp was named the Charles
Slade Camp, in honor of First
Lieutenant Charles Slade the
first Goshen soldier to die in
camp at Tampa, Fla. on July 20,
1898.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-10
Chinese Exclusion Bill Amended
and Passed by the House..
BARRED OFF OUR SHIPS
ConnOtltnter Island POSeSSlOnS-MOn-
uOIianS OF f1lxed Blood .dS wells 0S
Pure Natives TO be Kept Out Ct me
United States.

WASHINGTON, April o.-The
House passed the Chinese exclu-
sion bill, after Incorporating in
it several amendments which in
creased the drastic character Of
the measure.
The principal one not only ex-
cludes Chinese by birth and de-
scent. but all Chinese of mixed
blood. The chief struggle was
over an amendment to prohibit
the employment of Chinese sail
ors on American ships. An
amendment covering this propo-
sition was at first ruled out on a
point of order, but subsequently
was modified to evade the ruling
and was adopted, 100 to "A. The
amendment was offered by Mr..
Clark. of Missouri, and read as
follows:
sAnd it shall be unlawful for
any vessel holding an American
register to have or to employ in
its crew any Chinese person not
entitled to admission to the Uni
ted States, or into the portion Of
the territory of the United States
to which such vessel plies; and
any violation of this provision
shall be punishable by fine not
exceeding 50, ,0O0."
Mr.. Clark made strong plea
for the amendment, declaring
that the purpose of the exclusion
bill was TO protect American Ia
Dor. His amendment, he said,
was to protect American sailors.
The amendment was subservient-
ly broadened to provide fcr the
temporary employment of Chi
nese sailors where a vessel in
distress has lost part of her
crew.
Against the modified amend
ment Mr.. Perkins, of New York,
raised the point of order that 1t
was not germane and Mr.. Moody
of Massachusetts,, sustained the
point. but in the course of his
ruling indicated how the amend
ment might be made germane.
Thereupon Mr.. Kahn of Califor-
MIA, modified the amendment to
make it conform to the ruling of
the chair. his modified amend
ment providing that it should be
unlawful for an American ship
for voyage terminating at an
American port to employ Chinese
sailors.
AS amended the bill was then
passed without division. AS
passed the bill practically re-en-
acts all the existing exclusion
laws and Incorporates with them
the existing treaty regulations.
1t extends these exclusion laws
to the Philippines and the other
possessions of the United States
and forblds Chinese laborers in
our colonial possessions coming
into this country. The Philip
pine commission, by the terms of
the bill, is directed to adopt
proper measures for the enforce.
ment of the provisions of the bill
in the Philippines.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-10
Tuscumbia. Ala, the Scene of
Sabbath Of Carnage in Ar
resting a Negro.
CROWD GhTHERS QUICKLY
Negro Opens Fire and Wounds Sheriff
and Deputy 0> Soon as They M0Re
Their Appearance Three f1en Dead,
Three MortdIIy Wounded 0nd Three
Houses Burned.

TUsCUMBIA, Ala, April =
Three men are dead, three NOR
tally wounded and tour seriously
wounded as the result of Sheriff
Gassaway attempting TO arrest
Will Reynolds, desperate ne
gro. The dead: Hugh Jones,
shot through head; Bob Wallace.
Will Reynolds.
Fatally wounded: Sheriff Chas.
Gassaway, shot through abdo-
men: P. A. Trout, shot through
stomach.
Seriously wounded: = Payne,
shot through chest; Jim Finney,
shot through right shoulder: r.
Patterson, shot through leg; ].
Davis, shot through jaw.
All the foregoing casualties,
except the death of Reynolds
himself are the result of the
deadly fire of Reynolds with
-caliber Winchester rife The
negro was in his turn riddled and,
thrown into a fire.
Yesterday morning Shelf Gas
away went to negro settlement
to arrest Will Reynolds for OBJ
tanning goods under false pre-
tense. The officer was met by
the negro, who opened fire with
a Winchester, wounding the
sheriff and Immediately firing on
the deputy, Will Gassaway, who
was some 800 pards away, mort
ally wounding him.
AS soon as possible every man
in town who could procure gun
was in the neighborhood, but
owing to the location none dared
to venture within the open space.
Dynamite was procured, and the
house in which the negro was
barricaded was fired upon, but to
no effect. At / o'clock Captain
Simpson, of the Wheeler Rifles,
arrived with twelve guns and
1000 cartridges, which were dis
tributed among twelve picked
men. This company was sta
toned around the house and rid
died it, but the negro had taken
refuge in the cellar and returned
the fire, killing Jones and
woundiDg Finney. Coal oil was
then procured and after four
hours of hard work the houses
adjoining that in which the negro
was located was fired by the
Wheeler rifles, who had arrived
on the scene. The negro took
refuge in shed and opened fire,
killing Wallace and wounding
Davis, but the posse and militia
men riddled the negro, and the
crowd, numbering 1000, seized
the body and threw it in the
burning building. Wallace, who
was killed, was closing in on the
negro, who shot him through the
body. His body fell in the burn
ing debris, but was recovered.
Relic seekers cut off the
negro's fingers and such parts
the body as could be procured.
Three houses We're burned in the
effort to reach the negro.
Several horses were killed in
the battle. Today it is reported
that the sheriff and his brother
have no chance to live. So dead
ly was the negro's aim that it
was possibly an hour before the
body OF Prout could be recovered
Not shot was fired by Reynolds
that did not tel wien those whom
be was firing upon could be seen.
The excitement all day was in.
tense, but there is no fear of an
uprising among the negroes.
Fully 1000 people from Flor
ence and Sheffield were here, and
avery surgeon in the two towns
was pressed into service.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-10

PRETORIA, April Careful
computation gives the total
strength of the scattered Boer
commanders at between 5000
and 5000 men.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-08-01
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Township Committees

The following are the Township
Committees TO look after the eli
rollmcnt Of the Confederate Vetcr-
ans jn Marlboro. County Chair
man S. j. Mclmis requests that
the Chairman Of each committee
lwill cull on Clerk Of Court j. A.
Drake and get The books needed
and Start the work.
Adamsyllo Capt ]. II. Parker, J. 3.
Green, John s. Fletcher, Jonathan Adams
Elijah Easterlipg.
Bcnnotlsviilo G. 81. Wcathorly, Capt
Z. L. Broadcn, j. II. David, g. D. Easter.
ling, j =. nliggcrs
Brightsyillc II, S. Lilies, J. A. McInnir
v. b. Odoin, D. y. Stubbs, Ebby Quick.
Brownsville a. Rogers, EImoro Al
len, George Harper, w. 4 Whitaker.
Hebron Capt Frank n, naing, Jas. T.
Coyipgton, Alex Quick, Lovi Iyoy, William
Spcnrs.
Red Bluff. L. MoLaurin, James G..
McRac, j S. I.cGotto, J A. Calhoun, Ell
Willis
Red Bluff P. NJ John, Il j. Drake
Ci'as Ctosland, p. j.. Hucatees, james Il
Coke, ST.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-08-01
PENAND SCISSOR RGRAPHS
Camden, S. G., nccds sympath,
fire and cyloncs always hurt.

Camden, s. G., nocds sympathy
fire and cyloncs always hurt.
Tickets t, the confederate reunion
at Grcenvillc will be on sale on 5th,
and 9th good for ono week
Rewards Of $1,000 are offered
Tor Charles Jellcoat, j the Aiken
murderer.
The board Of trustees meet Oh
the 9th instant TO elect presi-
dent for Clemson.
DR.. Montague has resigned the
presidency Of Furman University.
His loss will be felt.
Earthquake shocks were Ielt
in Nebraska, Iowa, South Daka
ia and California on the 2Sth.
The Spartanburg correspond
ent OF The State says the cotton
crop in that county is going to
be short.
InO prominent issues III
the legislative campaign in
Orangeburg county are biennial
sessions and cur dogs.
Hugh Nicholsonand Emanuel
Sutton, farmers OF Chesterfield
county, fought on Thurs say
and the latter was killed.
Mr.. Thomas N. Borry Of Dar-
lington has wdithrawn from the
raco for Railroad Commissioner.
There arc still nino in the race.
Tho sales Of the state dispen-
sary Tor the quarter ending May
81, 1902, only amounted to $451,
O02.52, and it warm weather too.
DR.. Eugene Grissom, FOR II
years superintendent OF The
North Carolina insane asylum,
committed suicide in Washing
ton on Sunday.
Hon j. Nj. Sullivan was elec-
ted mayor Of Anderson in the
primary on Friday by 1G9 ma jor-
ity over j. w. Quattleballm.
The total vote was G5S.
Eleven stores and two resi-
dences were burned in Sum
merville Oh Sunday morning
before daylight. The loss is
$50, 900, about half covered by
Insurance.
The floods in the Mississippi
valley have destroyed millions Of
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-08-01

,
d. Mccall, by Ecv. ). G. Richards
Of Blcnhciln. Tie groom and bride
both from Marion county. Miss
Cora like all the rest Of Tie .irls
got chcrtcd. Jess try and keep her
from finding it out and she may be
satisfied.
know ofanothcr young man i'll
this section that wants to lon the
army but he cant get the right kind
Of 4 horse. 5000 failed to get him
If he would go to Fuller Bros he
could get one.
Mr.. j. II. Whitaker and daugh-
Ter Miss Ida spent the 22nd al Mr..
a. 3. Bryants and attended the
meeting at Bulah. Mr.. w. is one
Of our best farmers lives at home
and boards atthc same place has
4 lovely family Of 2 sons and 5
daughters.
a Farmer.
July 20, 1902.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-08-01
Citation For Letters Of Administration

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
MARLBORO coUNrY-By Milton
McLaurin, Judge oE Probate.
tkIHEREAs, S. L. Briatow made suit
wv to me to grant unto him Letters OF
Administration Of the Estate and Effects of
Clariaa Brstow, deceased
These arc therefore to cito and admonish
all and singular tho kindred and crclitora
Of the said Clarisn Bristow, deceased, that
they be md appear before inc, in tho Court
of Probate to be held Mt Bcnncttsvillo on
the 4th day of August, 1909, after pnbe
iication thereof, at II o'clock in tho fore
uoon, to show cause, if any they have why
snid administration should not be granted
Given undor my hand this 23d day of
July, a. d., 1902.
MILTON McLAURIN,
July, ID, 1902. Judge Of Probate.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-08-01
DOTS FROM. JUDSON.

Mr.. Editor:-I wish some good
writer in this community would
send you dots every week. Judson
has the best Of people in it. If the
state prison was moved down here
the convicts would be better.
The protractcd meeting ii Bulah
closed Sunday with good results.
Rev. b. p. Eastcrling began q
meeting at Judson Sunday.
Our community, and as far as
can hear from, have suffered from
the long drowth but we wcre
blessed Will, 4 shower OIL Thursday
last and again Sunday. Old cot
ton and corn are both hurt by dry
weather.
Mr.. j. w. Bryant, Of Hamcl
section, and Mr.. B. a. Edcns, ol
Rowland, n, G., took dinner Sun
day with Mr.. ID. r. Edcns, father
of B. a. Mr.. j, a. is q salesman
for Mr. Ray Bonds Of Roland. liz
IS out on i short rest.
Alcssrs =. p. bryant and Bishop
Pate arc visiting some one or two
in tho Roland section. They gu
down Oh every chance, but l don'I
hear or sec any special work they
are doing They may want to say
something but have to come bacl;
to remember what it was.
Mrs. A. 3. Bryant and little
grandson, Earl, arc visiting hcl
daughter Mrs. y. i. Sinclair al
Lumber Bridge On her return
she will visit her 81" A'" w
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-08-01
Dissolution Of Partnership.

MOTIr is hereby given that tho part
~ nci lately subsisting between us,
q. S. Mccall and j. NJ. l5rasin ton, !,
carrying on business as manufacturers of
Pea Thrcshcrs, Collins, and &c. forth, at
Benncttsvillc, South Carolina, and at other
placcs under the stylc or firm of "Star roa
Machine Company" was on the a2d day Of
July, 1902, dissolved by mutual consent,
and that tho businoss in future will DO car.
rlcd on by tho said j NJ Brasington alono
who will pay and discharge al debts aud
liabilities. G S. MCCALL,
j. NJ. BRASINGTON.
BcnnoLtsyillc, $. G., July e, 1922. -4t
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-08-01
: Daily except Sunday

daily except Sunday
No. 52 runs through 10 Golnmh;o ~
Central Il. r. Of $. G. ="
! =, Trans a. Nos IS and 80 run via Wilson
aha a1nao Fayetteville . Short lime aud max.
close @ connection for all points North, !.
Trains on G. & j. Rs"sos1 loav" y,
cncc daily, except Sul,daR If M ~ III :.
arrive Darlington 1913 <,;ra', iI :, ~, Z !,
p m, Choraw Il IN, Wa8t 5E,a b rs 4, n -,
Leave Florence dali, c5c $onla
8 % p m, arrive Dai,in.tcl :
Bcnncttsvillc Q 90 pp, a..,, iit
Leave !Flcrcnoc Sunday only 10 05 1 j.; s
arrive Darlington 10 80 N. -
Leave Gibson daily except SUNDAY q OK
2 M Bennoitsvllc Z Is IN, arrive Bar.
hngton 5 IS M, leave Darlington 3 scl
arrive Florence 9 Is a III. -
Leave Wadcsboro daily oxccpt Sun5ov
! ~ pm, Chcraw 5 15p N, Darlinptonn
- m, arrive Florence I DO y m. -
: 20 Leavo e flaltsyillc 7 25 N, Darlington
. ~ M arrive Florence Q Is Il N.
II. NJ. EMERSON, Gon'l Pass .Aoont
!. /. KENLY, Gon'l Managor.
1. NJ EMERSON, Traffic Mauacor
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pROCLA w III
STATE or SoUTn CA

STATE OF SOUTH ca
EXECUTIVE CHAN
EEy-IIERE EAS intormati
w received AT this Der
on the 25th day OF April A.
Barn Of Mr., Smith Ncwto
in Marlboro county, and
reason to believe that the
an act Of incendiarism,
Now, therefore, |, NJ. R
Governor Of The State oil SC
in order that justice may
the majesty OF the law {,
hereby offer a reward OF o
DOLLARS for the apprchcn
riction OF the person or
committed said act Of incc
In testimony whereof, |
set my hand, and caused {
r----> Of the State t.
SEAL. Columbia. hi.
, July. a. d..
the ono hundred and twcrt,
the independence Of The (
Of America.
NJ. b. MICS
BY the Governor:
NJ. Il. CoorER. Sccrcta,
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.TT7 -1- " -'.'5-'. ~1.'OSNj w u
ming Monday, August lth ploximo
and lasting several days. The
Institute is designed especially for
tho benefit Of farmers, and all who
Gun attend will find it TO their ad-
vantage in an agricultural point
of view to do so, to say nothing Of
tho social pleasures Of such annual
reunions. All the railroads will
give reduced rates, while board at
Clemson con be obtained ata very
reasonable charge.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-08-01
FOr Co"itD llut'

~ 4. ''''.'.",,'., :, =, :,
ny o'l'ce ol Auaitor 81 MARI
su.lcc' 10 'he ru'cS o! 'hc
P'i,,'a \, y, ,, i,
''y ~ ''9-" " NJ
''''..'-''''.''''','.
hereby announce myself
for rc"clcction to the Ollie,
Auui!or--S SUBJECT TO The rules
ocfaHc primary
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-08-01
WINTHROP COLLEGE
Scholarship and Entrance Exami-

The examinations for the award OF va
cant scholarships in Winthrop College and
for tho admission Of now students will be
held at the Court House in Bonncttsyillo
on Friday July II, at 9 Il. m.
Applicants must not DO less than Is
years Of nge.
When scholarships are vacated after July
II, thcy will bo awarded TO thoso making
the highest average ut this examination.
Tho next session Of tho College will open
September II, 1872.
For further information and II cntaloguc
address President D. b. johnson,
Rock Hill, S. g.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-08-01
| TlAS7!c AND YAgylN RAILROAD,
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
In effect November q, 1901
NNEST ROllMll

- S''AooA ~ a oOl
WEST BOUND.
pAlLY No. 53--Lcavc Wilmington O. 10
z. M. Duo Fayetteville 1920 n.
M Leave Fayetteville l2.4o D.
NJ Arrive Sanford l.5S p. m.
EAST BOUND.
DAILY No 81 Leave Sanford 8 o5 B.
N. Arrive Fayetteville 4 20 y n
Leave Fayetteville 4 80 D, IN.
Arrive Wilmington 7,15.
bENNETrsvlLLE BRANCH.
!, Train leaves HcnncttsviIo $40 a. nj.
nlaxton n St 9. o5, Red Springs 9.32, Parkton
1907 arrive Fayetteville lilo.
Returning, leaves Fayetteville 4. 40 y.
NJ; N1:, ilope Nils 500, Red Springs 5.35.
nlaxton 6'lG, arrive Bcnnot,syiIlc 7.15n'
III. ''Ao ~
Connections at Fayetteville with tro;n
NO. 7S1=- Maxton with t'.e Carolina
oontfai :, u kaiiroad, at Red Springs with the
hed Springs and Bownorc rairoud nj son-
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$|-50 10 Wilmington and Return
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Grm.

WEDNESDAY, AuGUsT Gru.
Everybody invited to 60.
Leave Bennettsvilla 6.3o am.
This is the first and probably
the last chance for a cheap trip
to the seashore. Get ready and
be on hand.
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TT" tHc F"rmers F0vorlto, Tho Poultry.
mans Choicc-in fact they are tho
Pride of the Poultry World
Why not raise Thoroughbred Fowls in
stead of Scrubs? can sell you choice
Eggs from genuine thoroughbred B. p. RS
Of the celebrated "Hawiins," "Miles' md
"Vnndcbilt' strains, and remember that it
is just as easy TO raise a 10 b. plymouth
Rock IA it is n baby Eantam or Frizzly
Scrub 81 for Setting Of IS Eggs.
$i75 for two acttin&s 80 eggs.
Il. G. NEWTON, Tatum, S. G.
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HcaDae s ALI IT, 9

A Double Cleared Horse Po,
IAN be used for ono or two horse.
It is now and will be sold at n bar
gain, owing to change in business
Machine can be seen at my shop on
The Cheraw road.
G. A. Brown.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-08-01
FROM TIRE WILLIS SECTION

Items Of interest are scarce. rhc
weather is hot and dry. Crops
are needing rain bad. Fodder is
nearly ready TO pull.
Miss Annie Martin Of Rowland,
N. G., has been visiting thc home
ofMr. and Mrs. W II. WILLIS. She
had two cats given to her while on
her visit which She appreciate,
very much.
little Mary Hubbard The little
babe Of Mr.. j. l., Hubbard is very
sick, bul hope will be well il a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Pate and
little daughter took dinner az
the home Of Mr.. w. u. Willis
on Sunday last Mr.. Pate says
the crops in that section are
needing rain.
Mr.. II. Il. Wills has cured
three barns Of tobacco
Eruit crops are plentiful with
some and melons are scarce
with some.
We hear that we will have
new teachers next session at
Red Bluff school. We hate to
give up our other dear teachers
although the new ones may be
as good, bntl don't thinl< they
could be better.
[ will close with best wishe s
to the dear old Democrat an q
its subscribers.
Guess Who.
July, IS, 1902.
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College Of Charleston
CHA ARLESTON, S. G.

Founded in 1855. Strong Faculty; a
well equipped chemical, physical, and
biological laboratories Library Of ii,
900 volumes the finest museum OF Nat>
ural History in the South. Elective
coursci leading to the degree Of B. A.,
B. S., and NJ. A. Board with furnished
room in College Dormitory can be OBJ
taincd tor $lo a month. Tuition $40.
One Scholarship giving Tree tuition is
assigacd to Marlboro county, the holder
TO be appointed by the Probate Judge
and the County Supt Of Ed. Total cx
pcnscs FOR scholarship students, $l12 to
$3.50. All candidates for admission are
permitted TO compete ior vacant Boyce
Scholarships which pay $3.50 year.
1intrancc examinations will be held at
Bennctsvillc on Friday July 1902.
Next session begins September 2oth
For catalogue, address
HARRISON RANDOLPH,
President,
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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-08-01
FINES AND IICENSES.
submitted
Nj. ~. COWA AHgHp. Go. Supervisor
800

500 WORTH 500
SCHOLARSHIP.
OR each Congressional district in South
Carolina, and two for tho state at largo
In KINGS MOUNTAIN MILITARY
ACADEMY, at Yorkvillo, "a. These
aohoiarships will bo awarded by our Rep.
fcsentatvcs aid Senators, striotly upon
morit, In tho samo mannor as tho award OF
scholarships to Wost Point.
For full information address your Ropro
sentative or ono of onr Senators, or
W. g. STEPHENSON, supt.,
Yofkyiilo, S. o.