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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-09
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RURAL. NEW YORKER Of Nev yorl,-r..
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] !. ]: Death ! 10, Of Leroy Gaddy

IS The sayiugsthat death hath all seas
sons and ism respec,orS of persons
was truly verified son Sunday last,
when. Leroy Gaddy. a young man
possibly % or % years Of age aud a
bright and useful operative ut Benz
nettsville Cotton Diill, while riding
along in a buggy with one Of his
young bosses enroute for McC via
Red Bluff Mill aud within three miles
Of McColl, suddenly, without a word
Of complaint Of pain or sickness, closes
his eyes in death.
In company with Mr.. Rege Nuttall
Mr.. Gaddy left on Sunday morning
to join his wife at McColl. Mr.. Nut.
tall had business at Octoraro Mill and
went there first, then started for Nc
Coll. When near the Willis School
house as the two were riding along
with no thought Of the presence Of the
dread messenger Mr.. Gaddy is stricken
He. gasps all is over. Mr.. Nuttall
drives 70 house summons help but
to no avail. Mr.. Nuttall then drives
to McColl breaks the sad news to his
father. A family physician accompa-
MES the undertaken aud an examina-
ton made. the body taken to McColl.
It is said the young man was snbject
to heart disease. He leaves a young
wife, father, and many relatives all ol
Red Bluff.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27

Miss Maudc Moore, The subject Q
this sketch was the ;liugli;cr Of Dr. W.
a. and Mrs Mary Woodlcy Moore. She
was born October, 1879 and died October
%. 1902. Her mother died when she
was quite small, and she with her baby
sister, was taken to the home Of her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs j g. Woodlcy.
While she did not have a mothers
love and mothers oversight, yet she
was fortunate in being plac ID in the care
OF her grandmother. for next to tho moth
or, there is no one who will take the same
interest in q child that grandmother
will. Her life testified to the careful
training which she received AT home
she was obcdient and industrious /; at
school she was sludious and gave her
teachers no trouble When only or -
years old she prolessed conversion and
Joined the Methodist church at Clio un
der the ministry Of Rev. Il. A. Child;
| aud remained member Of the same until
her death. She is greatly missed in III c
church and Sunday school. us we'll rs by
the social circle in which she moved.
Her un.imcly death was II great shock
to her family, friends and ac1nain;anccs
The very large crowd that attcnlcd The
burial was M evidence Of tho high esteem
in which she was held by those who knew
her. She was laid to rost in Hebron ccm
clery October %, 1902. Rev. \. L. Dun
lap conducting the funeral service.
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FROM HIGH HILL::

ru g
!, Mr. Editor: ews in this sec
lion TO! 1s scarce and but little.
{ doing. ii,
We are glad to know that
Mr.. W. Q. Pratt's mothers is i'm.
proving
Rev. Belvin, pastor of North
Marlboro visited here Tuesday.
Mr.. j. w. Coward has bouaht
him a fine mule.
Mr.. Mcleod had to stop lsis
mills on account Of heavy rains,
for day or two.
Mr.. A. B. Peavy is building
two tobacco barns.
The farmers Of Smithvill aset
going to raise their own hog
and holniny this year.
Mr.. d. II. Mcdonald is yere
ill.
The heavy rains have plvea
the mill ponds a supply oI
water.
Feb IS, 1908. I.G i<.
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RED BLUFF JoTTINGs.

According to announcement the
entertainment at Red Bluff Academy
was given on Friday evening Feb Goth
The exercises were of a very high or
der throughout, rejecting great credit
upon bath teachers and pupils. The
large and appreciative audience we're
held attentive and pleased for three
hours, or more. their interest never
tagging for moment. Such enter
tainments are uplifting to any com
muni.y and are of untold benefit to
pupils participating.
The first on the programme was q
tab!eau Welcome" seven little boys,
Hugh Ammons. Archie Stephens. Er-
nest Willis. Grady Willis, Claude Jer
nigan, Knox Ammons and Tom Glib
son..
The second was the "Welcome
Song by whole school.
The third, recitation, 'Ons Legged
Goose" Sadie Willis.
The fourth. dialogue, "CourtshiI
under difficulties" Jessie Gibson, Har
ris Parker and Foster Jernigan.
The fifth, "Doll Drill"-twelve lit
tie girls, Bessie Lane, Annie McDcn
aid, Gerlie Mcdonald, Linnie McLau
rim, Madge Bundy. Pearl Bundy
Annabe! Gibson, Flora McLaurin
Carrie McLaurin, Eva Lane, Madg
Cox, and Ellen Ainmons.
The fifth, tableau, "Waiting 70
Something to Turn up, Harris Pal
ker.
The seventh was entitled eth
Mouse Trap, Luther Parker. Peal
Ammons, Lula Jernigan, Kate Nc
Intyre. and Me- ~ il .9
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27
largest Man III The World

The Chicago Chronicle a few
days ago published a communi
cation from Kanllallee. Ill, con
cerning Edward Beaupre, Of
that place the largest man in
the world. He is eight feet,
three and a half inches tall,
weighs $40 pounds, wears a
number 10 hat, a number 81 col.
lar, the article states. His chest
measure is fifty-six inches. He
is twenty-five years old, AMI
was born near Winnipeg, OF
French Canadian parents, whose
statures were not above the aver
age.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27
A,HBOTTEE MORGUE,
Ida ~ epartment Tint IL Maintained
In Some Drugstores. !a

S,aa - apartment Tint IL nIaintnined
In Some Drugstores.s9.
fsp'ne woman left the prescription and
sa4si s,le would Gull for the medicine In
Hall al hour.
sis':i'ls bet SIS she won't" said the cierk.
"She lust looks like the kind thar gets
uletiilne put up for the fun OF the
r,iine, ..s
rs lidn't know there was anybody
.s,. enough to take his fun that
;vs + remarked the next customer.
l,}F. yes. there are such people--lots
of ,tc,m," snid the clerk. seldom
week passes that we do not put up a
:,l4,se eiption that is never called for.
SYlly iii the world the people who thus
their remedies after ordering
:homl compounded Will go to the trou-
Bic nd expense Of consulting q doctor
IS .uore than Gun figure out. If they
,sur' want to take the stun prescribed,
il5 certainly don't have to, but they
u.isGt ut least have the grace to come
uii take it home after we have gone
10 ne trouble to prepare it and not
ihrnw 1t back, dead loss OH our hands.
~ We SOS Il ASS oiuh AAoh 6NS DoSH>
tlcre for the reposc Of uncalled for bot
flrs Of medicine. I. keep. the stuff in
I'd iitely, hoping that III case the GUS
tos.,r has not been carried off by sud
deu death she will show UP again some
tial.. and ask for the bottle. If hap
Ipen to know the delinqucnt's address,
! md it around G. o. D., but people
iyho make n practice of ordering medi-
cline that they never intend to take are
not apt to leave their card with the
riruggist.
Most of these nuisanccs In the drug
business are women, and mnny Of their
scrIptions have been written by out
pi town doctors several months or, IN
n@ulc cases, years ago. In such cases
tao customer probably has no intention
d; coming back for the medicine, but
III rely wishes it compounded through
sGine frenkish fancy. In order to guarG
i inst loss through such crazy whims
ought by right TO demand a deposit
oil prescriptions to be called for lat
& OH, but such nn innovation would
doubtcdly bring out mighty howl
d we have never had the courage t.
q ygest it."-New York Press.
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Ninth, pantomine. Glove in AM
BUSH, Sallic Willis, Jessie Gibson,
Charlton McLaurin. Harris Parker
and Percy Stanton.
Tenth song, ''Schulbert's Serenade"
Miss Fannie McRae,
Eleventh. Pantomine -"Jesus Low
er Of my Soul", Esta Willis, Sudie
Willis, Sallie Cox, Hattie Quick, An
ME Nc Donald, Bessie Lane and Mary
Jane Jones.
Twelfth, tableau, ga GIecl Rose
Esta Willis, Sudie Willis, Sallie Cox,
Hattie Kulck, Annie Mcdonald. Bes-
sic Lane, Mary Jane Jones, Jessie
Gibson, Eva Lane and Flora McLau-
rim.
Thirteenth, "Train to Mauro', Pearl
Ammons, Foster Jernigan, and Will
lie Jernigan.
Fourteenth, Recitation. "Flossie
Lanes Marriage, Miss Cora Stack
house.
Fifteenth, Pantomine, Yankee
S;atagem," Charlton McLaurin, Har.
ris Parker, Foster Jernigan, Jim Nc
Larrin. Percy Stanton. Wright AM
mons, Joe Mcdonald, Ed Mcdonald,
Willie Jernigan, Boyd Willis, Sallie
Willis and Lula Jernigan.
Sixteenth, song "Tit for Tat, Miss
Fannie McRae.
Seventeenth, Taper Drill, "Vestal
Virgins" Misses May Willis, Sallie
Mcintyre, Kate Mcintyre, Lula Jer.
nigan, Sallie Willis, Pearl Ammons,
Jessie Gibso., Eulah StaDton and At
lantn Gibson.
| After this we'll selected and wei
rendered programme, which reflected
so much credit upon the teachers
Miss Blar che Staokhouse. principal
and Miss Sallie Mcintyre assistant
oysters were served. Receipts, all told
amounted to over $50 net which vii
he applied townrd the purchase of AT
encyclopedia for use of the school.
We are now looking forward witt
pleasure 10 Dime Heading which
we hope will be given soon ut tn
hospitable home of Mr.. j. j. Lane.
, The Baplists of Clio were delighted
< to have with them on Sunday morn
/. ing last DR.. j. H. Eager, for years
missionary in Italy but now travelling
in the interest Of The Southern Bap
:, list Theological Seminary. Louisville
Ky. His sermon was strong, lucid
full Of Christ and full of hope for sin
ful man.
On Sunday afternoon last Bro Nc
Farlan preached in the S -nday Schot
n room Of the Cctoraro Mills Co. w
were pleased With this man Of Go
r who, we feel assured, will be powe
t in his churches Berea, McColl Missio
and Bennettsville Mission.
! Small grain crops are promising.
= Farmers in this section have dor
but lit le toward preparing for Il
q coming crops.
T. Feb 25th, 1908.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27

Young was arlu~,na, ans alter
taking two shots at the bar keep
er escaped, but reward has since
enabled the sheriff to get him.
The application before Chief
Justice Pope for bail in the case
Of Mr.. James Fl. Tillman on Thurs
day last was refused. lie takes it
with good grace and his attorneys
have wisely declined to tell the
reporters what they will do next.
Mr.. A. 3. IIammctt, of Barn
we'll, has been appointed chiet con-
stable by Gov Hayward. This ap-
pointmcnt is made is made under
the new law creating the office of
chief constable who shall have the
appointment Of all other constabes
subject to the approval Of the gov
crnor.
President Roosevelt seems de-
tcrmincd from all accounts to give
Dr. Crum the Office Of collector at
Charleston. The merchants Of
Chsrlcston should close the port
by patronizing the railroad to
other ports
Earnest Haywood, one OF the
best known lawyers Of Raleigh,
shot aud instantly killed Ludlow
Skinner, OF the firm Of johnson,
Thompson & Co., cotton brokers
Of that city, OH Friday afternoon.
It is said domestic troubles is al
the bottom Of the affair.
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Use nothing but Heinz pure
white wine and cider vinegar for
sale by w. M. Rowe.
Beautiful Sea Shells Free

Beautiful Sea Shells Free
Since coming South I have received
numerous induiries for sea shells, and
now please say to your readers that I
have been living on the seashore, 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 I have plenty
for all. Mrs. T: A. Warner,
Jacksonville, Fla.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27
SALE OF PERSONALLY.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County OF Marlboro.


G L EXUM,
j. f. BENNETT.
TTNDER and by virtue Of the power
W conferred under Chattel Mortgage
executed by j. J.. Bennett to q. Il. Exum,
as agent aud attorney have seized and
will sell to The highest bidder for CASH
at the Town Of McCoI. on the 7th day Of
March, 1908, at 10 o'clock q. m, the fol-
loving property
Throe Black Horses,
One Sorrcl Mare.
One Bay Horse.
One Gray Horse.
One large Bay Mare,
One large Black Horse.
-Four Top Bnggies.
One Open Buggy.
One Carriage, Ono Hack,
One Dray.
A LOT Of Single and Double Harness.
Gno Two-l1 Wagon,
One One Horse Wagon,
On, Mower and Rake,
One High Point" Buggy,
| And all The other property connected
with the Livery Business Of the said j Il.
Bennett, in said Town Of McColl, owned
by said Mortgagcc.
Terms OF Sale CASH.
7. ". BOUCHER,
Agent and Atty of 6. Il Exum,
Feb 10, 1902
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.

Daily except Sunday
No. SO runs through 10 Columbia via
Central r.. II. Of S. e..
Trains Nos rs and 80 run via Wilson
aud Fayetteville Line-and make
close connection for all points North,
Trains on G.. S; D. Railroad leave Flor.
encc daily: except Sunday. 10 05 a. M.
arrive Darlington 10 so, lIartsvillc ! So
p m, Chcraw q m, Wadcsboro IL SO p m.
Leave Florence daily except Sunday at
s 00p m. arriye Darlington 25 p M,
Benncttsvillc % p IN, Gibson o 30 p M
Leave Florcnoc Sunday only 10 05 a NJ,
arrive Darlington 10 80 q M. III.
G4catc Gibson daily except Sunday COS
m, Benncttsvillc Is m, arrive Dar-
linstan s!h = :,;.. leave Darl;agion.S Sc
arrive Florancc Q Is m.
Leave Wndcsbero- daily except Sunday
4 10 N, Chcraw 5 II p M, Darlington
6 30 p IN, arrive Florence T 20 p m.
Leave Hartsvilc L % m. Darlington
| 8 SO nj, arrive Florence Q Is M.
q. NJ. EMERSON, Gen'l Pass Agent.
J. r. .KENLY, Gen'l Manager.
IT. nj: EMERSON, 'TfafIic Manager.
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PEN AND sc1ssoRGRAPHs
q q The United States Court con
venes ut Florence next Tuesday.

vencs ut Florence next tuesday.
Thousands of acres Of wheat are
under water in Indiana. Lookout
for a jump in flour.
Mr.. G. J. Purcell, of Newberry
sold GOO bales of cotton on the 18th
for $50 that he bought for 1855.
The work Of the six weeks ses-
sion of the Legislature was 1856,
bills or new laws local and gener-
al.
The -lIethodlsts will cele brate
tho two hundreth anniversary of
John Weslcy's birthday on June
II, 1908.
Rev. B. X. Hall, Presiding Ell
der of Fayetteville District, died
in Fayetteville Friday afternoon
+ Of apoplexy age SO.
Gov. Aycock OF North Carolina
has been elected to deliver the
literary address at The Newberry
college commencement in June
Petitions to the N. G. I4egisla
turc have been filed asking per
mission to remove the county seat
IF Robeson from Lumberton to
Pembroke.
Bishop Warren A. Gambler O
Atlanta Ga, will deliver tha bac
calaureate and Associate Justice
Woods Of Marion S. g., will make
the literary addresses at WoEord
College in June.
Those fellows in Chicago, wht
had the egg supply cornered ant
their cold storage houses crammet
with them unloaded the other day
They heard the American hen be
ginning 10 caclSlc and got scared.
A man and his wife and tw'
daughters and four other men wer
arrested Mt Niiddlctown, Va, Of
Friday charged with setting fir
to houses in that town. The WON
an was sister to the Sheriff {
that county.
Arthur L. Bishop who was trie
at Charlotte last week for the xii
lug Of Wilson III his own house
was only convicted Of manslaugl
ter and sentenced to five years i
tl>c .,cn;tn.,t;.. ..~, villa ought
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27
Fine Chickens for Sale.

Mr.. Il. G. Newton writes that
if the weather is scasonable he will
have few choice b. L. Rocks
Cockercls for sale next Monday.
Also a few settings Of choice IS.
p. Rock eggs. Those desiring to
purchase should see him early.
Mr. j. NJ. Moody writes us to
say that lie has three pair OF the
S3. 90 kind that he will sell to quick
buyers for 50, Blue Rocks, w
Rocks, Nv. leg and =. Min. a
No l pcn Of S. G., w. leg, $3.50
to be on exhibition salcsaay. Be
on hand Monday.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27
American Trade Long Ago.

10 the notices which we have from
tno to time published Of the favorable
ag .urc Of trade we may add a graft
slig view of our commerce with the
led States. Its extent is probably
iOre considerable than our readers
'ould imagine. The exports from
& 4, land Of manufactured goods to va
ous parts Of the Union will this year
t4ount to about E2,0O0,000. The mag
ln,dc of the sum will appear more
when we consider the re-
tictions which prohibit us from tax
ag in exchange agricultural produce.
! rade so important it behooves us to
herlsh With all possible care, and 1t Is
tifying to think that customers sc
liable are free people, little likely
o impede her prosperity by projects OF
inpition.-London Globe, 1922.
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welsh Grammar ma spcll,ng

Il he following notice Is inscribed
We the door OF q shop in North
les village: 9 Coblar, daler In
:co Shag and Pig Bacon and Gin
bred Eggs laid every morning by
q. and very good Paradise. in the
nmer gentlemen and Lady can have
ID Tho and Crumqucts, and Straw.
il with scIm milk, because can't
no cream. N. B. Shuse and Boots
lncd very we'll"
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Whit More Could He Wnntf
What Is your fathers objection to
Millic?" asked the young man.
lie says you have no application,
aid"
40 npplicationw he echoed bitterly.
Wonder if lie knows I've been COM
to see you twice 4 week for nearly
ycarsp-Chicago Tribune.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27
IN MEMORIA1ys

TO BETHEL CIIuRCH AND SUND
The undersigned committee
to prepare resolutions on th e d
deceased brother, hilton A.
who was born on tho 18th day
1851. in Marlboro County,
submit the following:
B.othor Milton, joined the
Bethel acvcral years. ago, where
u faithful member md trustc
Of his deuth which occurred :
Foby tho 9th 1923, near tho
birth.
Whereas. Our kind and he,
has seen it, in his nllwise PROV
move from ainoag us our b,lo
friend and lsinsman Milton NJ
it cnn be said was fuithfu u,
church aud the Sunday ScAot
wc miss him at his homo and
God.
Resolved 1. That nlthoug
the loss of n brother so amia' +
ms he was, yet we rcjoico to
our loss is his eternal gain"
/
and. That we would we;
who weep, and minglo ou
those Of the bcreavch ones of
brother, and assure them of
coincidence, auil sympathy.
3rd. That in the death d
the cdmmunity hna Lost o "
and tho church aud Sunday S
md faithful member, aud hi,
best earthly friend.
4th. Tha. copy Of the:
be furnished tho family. of
be spread upon tho record ol
school, and Il copy tbo' give
papers for publication.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27

A Fine Farm containing 600, accres, SO
acres cleared. Good water, Dwelling and
out houses, balance well eimbcrcd. 81
miles from st. Pauls and 4a miles from,
Cape Fear River, Presbyterian, Methodist
and Baptist churches within one to 81
milea. For further information address
W. B. Burns,
st Pauls, Rebeson Go.
Nov II, 1902. N. g.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27
ENTERTAINMENT AT TATUM

There will be a recital by the
music class, at Tatum Friday
evening the 27th, at s o'clock.
The public are cordially invited
to attend.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27
Am ORDHNAK

10 prevent disorder IN
OF Bennettsyille and
the punishment:
BE it Ordained by the AIayl
mon Of the Town of Bennctts'
Gil assembled and by authority
That the following section
All Ordinance, entitled as abof
ai.d ratified in Council the
March 1867.
''That any person or perf
tho above entitled Ordinance ]
provisions, upon conviction, &,
IL less than Two Dollars, OF
not less than 10 daps.
Done nnd ratified this I5'h
ruary A. D 1908.
p. A. EoDGE
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27

4 like steer because lie had no fire.!
end two Manhattan cocktails up to
gSissippi' was ono Of the orders that
q clerk gave. BE sure to call the
an i'll Florida Mt 5 o'clock in the morn
81 said one Of the employees. And
lus it went. This hotel is n curiosity
hc travelling public. 1t is conduct
/ by IN eccentric old fellow, but
here he conceived the idea Of naming
lG.ns after states do not know
ir! ninghnm Agc-ucrald.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27

lcrc Is no use In rcpIning that life
hort. 1t is not to be measured by
quantity OF its years, but by the
lity Of It's Observation-Disclosures
A. Ledger.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27

According to m All,
returned to Chicago,
varied assortment of J
there. In some Of thl
the gold regions -hal
are minus noses, fingers,
feet or legs; nippcd of
Frost.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27
LAND FOR SALE!

hOTTONADE FARM. miles from
" Fayetteville. Turnpike half why and
soon to be extended. Contains 200 acres
with 600 under cultivation. Includes two
story dwelling, kitchen, stables, barns, n
commissary and a number of out houses,
and superintendent's house. Also, fine
pond and mill site and fish pond. Good
water. Melted Last yenr between $r2oc
and SI5oo-has netted as much 81 200.
For further particulars apply to
r. L. WILLIAMS,
Fayetteville, N. G.
January IS, 1903.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27
VINO Is the Winner.

Who Is the Winner.
The holder Of ticket
given with the Baking !
w. NJ. Rowc's Grocery
once and get the Phone
Records. Bring the
you and get the machin
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-27

The site of the st Lou
ton covers 1900 acres,
two square miles, SO the
will have to cover q go,
ground to sec all the sii