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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05

Gbrc, mem CDre 9eb II y t..
= Die EpliSei : G"onmiliGrc lteQtcn
qeitern Die &iitc Der Wlitalieocr beS
GeportcntcntS nltf. Die lid, Olird) NIT
tbige Ibotcn mo trelle E'liftcriiil-
lung bcionoereo Sobea lpiir0ig &c.
mlaft bobcn. Sie elite lit lang uno
entbolt Numcn bon Eoli5llten aus
allen Iiltriften. Die am 10. Woi Dor
Der Toro0c nnierer 6einitcn peroi.
fentlidt mcrben. @ic gclugt miro,
ion benz Eoli5iiten @enrn Sclopuid)
POM iiiolid,cn 0iitritt Die 8ron5c-
Nteonilc. Die bod)lte HilS5eidnuna.
5il 5bcil ipcroen, mo }lpor filr lcine
Iuiopierrung I'M SienItc Scr Menld)s
lid)feit, ais CT olll 90. Snullor bel bent
groBen Sfneelturmc lid cincn Weg
Sii Der Siitte zines Ginlie0lcrS, Srnnf
Snapp. am Sllbe Der MorlhaasS I'll,
bnbnte, 90 or gloiibte. 6nB oieicr Der
@efobr oeS GrfriercnS mlagelebt lci.
Gabe5u cine Stiinoe fGnpitc er gegei,
Den Sturm an, or fiel erid)opit SIT.
iammen che err iein ,3iel erreid,t bate
nnb bate pielleid)t lcinSeben perlos
rem, ipenn i'm oieScmonmlng zines
I'M Sdnee itefcn gebliebencn @oa.
aors Der SirnBenbobn nid,t bemerft
nnb mad, Der iiioliden Stotion ge.
brof)t bate. Gr mad)te onnn einell
3lpeiten eriolsreid)en Ierlildl Snopp's
&iittc 5u errciden. @ie er befilrf,tet.
fano er ben alten Mann bnlb e~rirorer
itnb obnmahtig aui. Wsit Miibe brad)'
te er Den Mann, ben er nit ieinem Ell
eerlen Rod eeeen Die llnbiloen oeS
Netters 81 ihiisen Iufte, mad Dem
n1diten Weloefaiten, bon no aus
Snapp nad Dem nWiarplanoer Uni
periit1ts . Soipital" i~ibergefiibrt iuiir-
DC. CHE Die gmbulan5 Die Anitolt CT.
rcid)t batte, mar Sitnpp cine 2cife.
CAPTAIN Senrp uno Warihaa Jar.
nan empidbIen SeIopnidl fir Die ihm
sugeoadte Mug 5fid,nung. SeBterer
oient felt Dem 10. 9ftober 1902.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
Ins bcm Iatbbanic.
Nonlcn fir Die Nb5ugafonol Com.
miilion IN Sorihlng gebrod)t. -
Stellcreimobncn in 10 Sabrcrl
- Cos Gnoe pom 9ico.

Sm 9iircou oCS WoporS licicn
acitcrn meiterc @lildlpunlh SGrCi.
ben iiber ole Nnnobmc Der orci In-
lcibcn Gin. 81 0lcid)cr Belt ipurocn
Srll. SimonuS bon mebrcrcn Serrcn
Nontcn fir sic 81 ertcnncnoe no
5ugsfonol Communion in Tprlhlo6
oebrodt. oic obnc Gonuncntar cnte
gegcn oelommcn mnrocll. Ser
Wopor bctonte gcltcrn luicocr, oob
politilfer Gillflllb rlid)t bic gerillgllc
Hoac in icinen G%rncnhungcn lpielelt
unb er Wtonncr bon oncrfonnttr
Giid)iiofcit ollSluGblcn milr0c. Stro'
Bcn6rrdbrltd)S Gonnliiior SonleS
$. Smith bottc cine GonicrcnS NIT
Dem Mopor in @c}ug olli Gin 9ilrcoa
fiir bic COMMUNION boS grob gcrnlg
leill ioQ, INN olld) Nalrm fiir Die topo'
eropbiihe Germeiinng 6rl bicten, On
belize Geportcmc1tS in Der IlS.
lc9iung Scr Strobcn im Nnncr Sonb
in Sonb orbciten miliicn.
9ic Sufenbc60roc
6iclt aeltcrn einc Sibllilg an Voro
ocs lt1btiidlen NemorQuulrS oVolti'
more" unb bclproh bobei Den Ban
beS YicrS Wr. 4 ulb ~crlcOigtc cine
In5obl MoutincgeidGitc.
Stcmcreinnobmcn IN 10
SuGrcn.
Ger Ycrid)t oes StootItcllcr . Gin
nebmers Scnrp @iaianls lit Ioebcli
I'M 9rild erifienen. 9crielbc ett.
b1li oic iiblidcn Stotiitifcn. Son
beionocrcm Sntcrciie lit mr. cine
Sobc0c. mcld)c nofipciit, Dob lid Der
Ero5cntiob Der iiir irgcno cin Sobr
i'll eoueftirenbcn Stelicrn lett Den
lebten 10 Sobrcn gon5 bcoeiltero CT
bobt nno felt 1899 oie Nbidatung
bon S2ia Ero5ent iiberIticocn bat
Sn bcn Sabren bon 1895 bis 1904
NOR Der EroScntlob Der coIcttlrtcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05

S,obn 9oluers in Hr. 202. SltsGroB-
| StroBe, nno Widael 9ropn an Der
0atterpz 9lpcnue.
q 0 Oh elm StroBen6obn NIL IL
fall.
Scr 80 Sabre oltc @iaiom s. DC
Greo BON Hr. $50, Horo.Gurroltons
gpenltc, prroe gcitern an Der Gar
~roaton.9lpe. uno SupctteltrnBe bon
eillern Strnbenbobn Noggon getrof'
fen mo 10 idipcr I'M &opic uerlebt,
Dab CT nod) Dem .Sronflin Squore.
Soipitnl" ~iiberqciiibrt luerbcn mubte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05

SheibungSfIogen. Jrail
Soiepbine @riebt erbielt geitern i'm
areisgeridt cine Sheiouna bon s.
Z. Wrigbt. nahoem lie nit oemielben
36 Sabre perbeiratbet fpar. Sas Ynor
bot bier eruodiene ainoer. Ses-
gleid)en erbielt i'm icIben @erihte
Srau sennie .. Slioiicr cine Sdei'
bung bon eugene s. Gnoiicr, Den lie
Dor flint Sabren bciratbete, Serner
flogt Sr, George Weper ilni cine tbeil-
peiie Sdeiouna bon ieincr Sran Slos
renee Y. 8eper. melde er I'M pergahs
gcneu augmit gegeirotDet bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05

llbrcn0teb eingelod ) t. -
Ter 10 Sabre ultc Noiunr0 Wntlon
muroe geItcrn bonn EOli5eirid)tcr
@ranllon IN Der mittlcrcn Station
ipc9cn oeS n~n0cblidlcn 0icbito6ls Ell
llcr nlli $l2 belpertbctcn golbcnen
llbr bon Sberlt Hobert Nollgh Nr.
1902, Ct, EoulltrnBc, Dem Criminal.
gcrid)t iibcripiclen. Wie aus Dem
&crhor be%ruorging, iullroc @otlon
nnl 30. Ge5ennber nuf) Dem 3inlnlcr
ocS &rn. Sou0b gelonot, lnl id)nnit-
5igc @Glhe 5ll bolcn. Gobci loll CT
lid) Die llbr nngccignct hnbcn, Die CT
iiir 80 GtS. an einen onoCrcn Hcaer,
cincn Tortcr Der Baltimore Sbio.
Nobn." %pcrfulitc. @ebcimpoli5iit
Sbomoa nnbm Die Tcrboitirng Dor.
MIS- StrobcnrGubcr Der
boftct. - Hiogclp SnrriS, alias
8roB, Gin Ncger, iibt 5llr Belt i'm @e.
f1ngnlB 5t Soiulon inter Der Nlt-
idnlloi9mg, on Gbnrircitog Srll.
Ibrnbom Milbelm BON ScrnS, 9nlti-
morc.Gountp, in Scr NGbe bon Solu.
Jon iibcrIoIlCn unb bcroubt SIT bnben.
Sergeant 8oo0ing bonn ilorolid)cn
0iItrift uerboiictc SorriS ON Dfiit,
nod, ut6 Eoli5cirihtcr @bite iibcr.
ipies i'm g~citern bcn @eborocn BON
Baltimore > County. Sr. Wilbelm
tebrtc an Gborircito1 bonn Mnrfte
5iiriid mo Gcitottctc Dem Neacr, olli
leincm @o0cn III iobrcn. gls Spbn
fir biclen @eiolen podtc Surrio
Srn. @ilbelm BET Der 8urgel unb
ourdyiud)tc ieine Eold)en nuh benz
8eloc, boS er Srn. Wilbeln norhcr
hattie 3Qhlen lehcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05

frsgt die eDsS ods. 0s In Inner ekauft HAD
: ss,is' IMMzzM

@cloicnSunscn nad 9entidjlanS nnS
Eeitreid
5n "a Gerts pro Marf uno 20h
Geuts bro arone. Horto EXTRA.
@cfiel ausaeItent alf ale 9beile
ser Melt. sbce. s. 9iener & Co.,
ia o. ocgiuaton-5t Ctr. 3iinmer sr.
3. q6O-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
aennp's feline ~serSitete &afices

iperoen in alen Staottbeilen polt
Baltimore perfaiift. Die por3iigIide
Gnalit1t uno mdbigen Nreiie MAIDEN
nieieIbcn acraoe3u beriihmt.
G.0.Qenns So, Ebee, Gafiee, Snder.
(upriI5. i1t1oSal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
Fam flag mnb Sonntas.Ggfnriionen

nod Wai9ington $t.25 auf Der
,YennipIpnnia- Balm" @ilcte iino
fir Sic Niiffnbrt BIS Sonntag
Abero aiiltia. Nnc SiiAc, Den
,GonarejiionnI 2imiteo" aussenom.
men. GJr&Sol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05

God iullroc geltern bon Der Vrano'
biitrift-Gommiiiion BON Der DSaic
Gepolit & Sruit 60" 81 bercn Ib'
ihdbung ongefauit; ooiiclbe lit 1O
bel 60 Sub 9roB, Sm 9%ranooiitrifi
iino Jest 337 @ebGuoe inn @ebrailfJ
gegcn 2Sl Dor cinigen @oder.
Gas gnbe pom 2ic0.
9us Gompognc.Gomite fir Die
orei 9lnlciben belt gcitern I'M BIT
rcoil oeS @rn. Sronf u. Shirt in
Iioclitp. @ebGllbe ieine Iebte SibunG
uno ihlob Die @eihoite ob, nnd)hcnl
cine NbrcGmtng iibcr Die bciaciteuer-
ten Sonoa ais ridtig b%eiunocn NOR
Sen lpor. Sr. Shirt rciite nod gcitcrfl
noa) Gope Mon no CT cilcn grobcil
Contract ilbcrnonnlen bot.
GoS 0ircftorium ocS
9 S-N belt
gcitcrn in Der Nnltolt 81 Selnip'S Die
re9elm0Bige &erlomnllrng, III mel
der Der Sltperilltenoent s. :. Moore
lpieoererlu0blt luilroe. Die Wobl Der
onocrcn @conlten mltroc ueridoben,
oo Der 8ollpcrnelir Der Siblllg nift
bcilppbncn fonllte. Ser @oilucrnellr
ipor in Nidnlono bel Der N%ecrolgung
oeS Generals Nibbrgb See.
Ger perGorcnc g oDn gez
unben. n Nutleoge @oroner, Der
# Sabre oltc Sobn BON Srn. u. j.
Gardner, Ar. ia, DIT II. StroBe,
Der Dor elmer ISOLDE aus Der Stnot
perifhuon0 mo nod Dem oie Eoli5ci
Nusid)ou bielt, beiinbet lid) bel l~ciicr
Snhte nubc Hid)monb. ipic oielc &C.
tern Dem bciorgtcn @atcr id)riitIid)
mitthciltc.
Ser nNilipn Yoltcn" Der
y@. u. IT," iiibrte geltern Abcno III
Sn5a5er'S NuQe ons militoriidc Gra'
ma ,rSnl Eager oes Ieinoes"r;,t scc-
Ben Griolge oli. 2%ieutenant Conrad
@oBmnm bate Die ARRANGEMENTS
fir Die &oriteailnes aetrofien. PIN
Gomite lporen tbdtig: Sielltenant u.
@iener, oie Soloaten 6. Sd)aier uhr
$. 6inf nlro Die Sergeonten .. Bud
bolb mo Charles Glaggett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
SdiffSfartcL 9on nno mad NcutIdD,
LAMB.

Son Baltimore bis 9remen: aa.
iiite bis gum I. Woi $40 II. $47. 80;
nod Dem 1.Wioi $50; 9remen-9ol.
timore bis gum 1. Iliguit $3.50;
BON 1. gltglit bis 1.gtopcmbcr $57..
so uno $62.50. Hunbreiie at biai.
gcrcm Yrciic. Sbo. $. Sicncr & Gp.,
3immer Nr. 8. ia 8. .2erington'
StraBe. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
.teuerll, luie folgt.

Gie Stcucrboiis erhobtc Iid IN Der.
iclben Geriooe bon $295. 065.321 IN
1896 oiif $i696iS.015 in 1904.
0robes It lid ermor-
ben.
Tas 0rmoltiid an Der Siiolpcli.
Ode bon gaitern' apenuc ,no llaion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
Mrtbur %. Npbion,
Wr. 1877, rh.Saltimsre Il. etraAe.

Hafage . Wotariats 0elbwcdiel'
8mrean. Shifisfarten fir ole
Gampier- 2inien. Meiiepdiie, @ehiel,
@eIowediel uno @eIoienouusen.
(slpriIl4IO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
rltnfrl YrGig Scrccn."
= Mai Ynl -
Wittiupd), ben 10. Mai,

,Wcrmanin . WGRnerdDpr !Sallc."
Sinete mifen pOm Gpmits i'm gprans aelSh
tperoen. t2J-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05

Sir Morplono uno Sen 0iitrift
Columbia tribes @etter mlo iiiOIid)c
8in0c.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

TO THE MEMORY OF JOSEPH H. DAVID. A
MEMBER OF MARLBoRo LODGE, NO. SO,
"A. F., BENNETTsNILLE. s G.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God
to remove from our midst brother Joseph
II. David, member of Marlboro Lodgo,
No. SS A. f. NJ, and whereas it il fit and
proper that we commemorate his memory,
therefore be it resolved,
I. That in the death OF our beloved
brother this Lodge has lost an esteemed
and worthy member.
?. That we deeply mourn hia untimely
and sudden death, which is sad berenvo.
ment to his family, great sorrow to us,
his brethren, and loss not only to thin
Lodge, but to this entire community, for
he was a worthy mason, kind and fond
husband and parent and q useful oitisen
and progressive farmer
3. That wo will fondly cheriah his mem !.
ory, and strive to emulate his many and
shining virtues.
d. That page in our Minutes be in.
scribed to his memory, and copy Of these
reso.ltiobs be furnished to his family and
copies to the county papers for publication
j. II. Hudson,
7 T. /. Gfosland, Committee
T. G. Hamer,
April 5oos.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28
Bows Are Watched

When we sec the boys on the
streets and III public places, we of,
ten wonder il they know that bus
mess men are watching them. In
every bank, store, and Office there
will soon be Il place for boy to
fill. Those who have the manage
mcnt Of the affairs of business will
select one of the boys.
They will not select one for his
ability to swear, smoke cigaretts,
stand around the church doors
and when they get fully scented
up go inside and disturb the wor-
shippers by whispering to their
chums and gazing over the con-
grcgation, or their ability to play
cards or tap a beer keg.
No, the "society swell" who is
daft about little social functions
and is happy in the conceit that he
is '.just the article" that young
ladies find Indispensable on all
occasions, is given the CLASSY
stare" quite rs often as the beer
guzzler or cigarette smoker. Busi-
ness men have a few loose habits
themselves; but they are looking
for boys who are rs near gentle
men in every sense of the word as
they can find, and they are able
to give the character of everybody
in the city. They are not looking
for rowdics. When a boy applies
for one Of these places and is re-
fused, they may not tell him the
reason why they do not want him,
but the boy can depend upon it
that he's been rated according to
his behavior. Boys cannot afford
to adopt the habits and converse
ton OF the loafers and rowdies if
they ever want to be called to res
ponsiblc positions. Advance.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28
MARLBORO BAPTIST UNION.

Delegates from the Baptist churches
OF Marlboro county will meet in a
Union ut Tatum>on the fifth Saturday
and Sunday in April. The following
order of exercise will be carried out:
SATURDAY.
10 to 1915 Devotional exercises and
Organization.
1918 to 10 80 Reports from churches
1870 to 11.3O The Essential Factor
in the Growth of Chnrch.
l. The pastors part "A. T. Rogers
2. Members part-M. McLaurin.
11.3o to 1880 Revivals in our
Churches.
l. The kind we need-J. j. Lane.
2. How brought about--S. L. Swope
SUNDAY.
10 to II The Sunday school as an
Agency Of Power.
Prof. Thackston.
II a. m Sermon by r. Ford.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28
Attention Farmers,

A mass meeting of citizens Of ell
classes and color will be held in the
Court House on Monday next, May I,
at lOa. m to transact several business
matters of Importance. Now farmers il
is up to you especially, to turn out and
make one more earnest effort to better
your condition. The condition Of the
markets prove that it is your interest
to pull together in this struggle to SO.
cure the best prices for your products.
Come out, then Monday and show the
world that you mean what you say.
In union there is strength, united, we
stand, divided we fall, will prove true
in'this struggle.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28
c M. Weatherly, Adiutant.
Watching The Farmers Closely.

The New York Cotton Market
report stated last Friday that the
market was "weak under further
reports Of little reduction in acre
age" Isn't this significant fact
worth something to the farmers of
the South? If a mere report of a
decrease or increase in the cotton
acreage is sufficient to raise or low
er the price Of cotton in the New
York market can't the farmers see
what effect large or small crop
will have OH the price of the staple?
If they go toward in the face of
such facts and plant big crop of
cotton their policy will be suicidal.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28

Observation-Disclosures in this town
Sunday afternoon at 2, at the home OF
the brides mother Mrs j. Alittle, by
Rabbi Jacob Klein of Sumter, Mr.
David M. Spigel of Spartanburg and
Miss Daisy Mittle.
Anon the visitors in attendance
were Messrs Joe Afaren and E. H.
Anil of Newberry, Mr.. Levy of Au
gusta Ga, and Messrs Sol WE'LL and
Joe Strauss Of Clio.
The happy couple accompanied by
Mr.. Joe Spigel. brother of the groom
drove over to Cheraw in the evening
when they took the West bound s. A
L. train for Columbia enroute fol
Spartanburg.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28
PEN AND scIssoRaRAPRs

The Marion people are working
for the railroad from Bennettsville
to Marion.
Calvin Smith formerly of this
county died near Grants Mill
in Chesterfield last week.
The General Assembly of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church meets at
Fort Worth. Texas, May 18th.
Seveyal prominent citizens Of
Kershaw have been arrested for
completely in the killing of Nor
rison last October.
1t is said that the seventeen
year locust will appear this year
iii several Of the Southern States
in May or June.
There were six applicants at
tile Examination on friday at
Florence, but none from Marl-
boro.
The way to stop safe crack
1lig is never to take one a
prisoner. Dancing in the air
is the only good medicine
Senator Platt Of Connecticut
died last Friday Of pneumonia
contracted at the funeral OF
Senator Hawley in March,
Mrs. Lalla Power Wingate, a
daughter of Rev. w. G. Power
died Tuesday in Wilmington and
was buried in Florence Wednesday
A Chesterfield jury last weel,
rendered a verdict for $500 a
otpst the Telegraph Company
theailing to deliver a telegram
Bishop Alfred Watson of thu
Episcopal church, died at hi!
bone in Wilmington on Friday
last, aged 81. He was a grant
old man.
A man who has the small POI
and will deliberately walk int
a crowd, ought to be handled
by tile law, and if there is NJ
law to handle him a crowt
ought to.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28
Attention Camp Henegan

The regular meeting of Camp Hene-
gan No. 706, U. G. ", will be held
in the Court House at Rennettsville
at II a. M, on the first Monday in
May, 1905.
The annual election of officers will
be held, and delegates will be chosen
to represent our camp at the reunion
to be held in Louisville, Ky, in June,
and also the State Reunion, if any is
to be held.
all comrades will come prepared to
pay their dues. All in arrears for
more than one year will be dropped
from the roll. A full attendance is de.
sired, as business of importance is to
be transacted.
BY order,
j. B. GREEN, VIC.
G. M. Weatherly, Adiutant.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28
The N b W YORK WORLD
Thrice a Week Edition
The Most Widely Read Newspaper
in America.

lime has demonstrated that the Thrice
a,Week World stanos alone in class.
Otner papers have initiated its form hut
no It's success. This is because il tells
u t!.iimPartlally. whether that news be DO.
li'lcai or otherwise. Itis in fact almost
a qaiiy at the price of weekly.
In addition to news, it publishes first.
class serial stories and other features
suited to the home and freside.
The Thrice Week Worlds reg ular
price is only ST. 90 per year
and this pays for I5o papers. We offer
this unequalled newspaper and the Dem.
ocrat together one year tor SI67.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28
Drake, S. G. Mar, 81 1905.

Mr. Editor. THE Coke referred
to i'll the above report is e. A.
Coke of Brownsville, who has been
experimenting with "cross be-
tween Texas Wood and Sea Island
cotton seed. He has perfected the
cross and now has seed that will
yield an average Of Al pounds of
Lint to every hundred pounds of
seed cotton. He has found none to
beat it, and besides the lint grades
high bringing 2 to 5 cents more on
the market than other cotton. I can
supply seed this season at $1.0O per
bushcl. Address
e. A. Coke,
Blenhcim, S. G
r. Il. ID. No. 2.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28
Should Be Enforced.

Our Council in the interest of
public safety have wisely enact
ed an Ordinance forbiding fast
driving on our streets, a dan
gerous practice which seems to
afford some people great pleas.
ure even at the risk of running
over some one. We beg for the
safety of women and children
that this ordinance be rigigly
enforced.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28
Special to Cllcraw.

Mr. II b Crosland, manager for tho
Dramatic Club has secured the promise Of
this Friday evening to present 1.-THE Little
Minister" The Club cordially inviteg on
many of their frien:s as can 60 to do no.
Tho fare for rnnnd t-;., 49," -
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28
New Cure for Canccr.

All surface cancers are now known to
be curable. by Bucklrn's Arnica Salvc.
Jas Walters, OF Dufficld, Va, writes:
II had cancer on my lip for years. that
seemed incurable, till Bucklcn's Arnica
Salve healed it, and now it is perfectly
WE'LL" Guaranteed cure for cuts and
burns. 25c at j. Il. Douglas Drug Store.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28
cUPiD's WORK.

Observation-Disclosures at the
First Methodist Church in this town
on Tuesday evening ut 5 o'clock. by
Rev. L. E. Morris, Mr.. Frank G.
Withers of Columbia and hiss Laura
Elizabeth Erwin, daughter of Mrs. NJ.
w. Erwin, neice Of G. Nj. Weatherly
and cousir of Senator j l.. McLau-
rim.
The bridal party left on the evening
train via Cheraw for trip north to
be absent two weeks. They will live
in Columbia.
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ming. russell Dlg poiI, "Iexas
wood" and "Edwin CoXe's:
The King made 2147 pounds per
acre.
Russell big boil $3.50 pound per
acre.
Texas Wood $500 pounds per
acre.
Coxe's 2650 pounds per acre.
Please publish it for the benefit
Of the farmers, if there is any ben
eft, and oblige.
Respectfully,
Il. j. Drake.
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Easter Duly Observed.

ALI our churches had appro.
pirate services on Easter this
time and each church had de-
corations Of pretty evergreens,
The little ones had an enjoyable
Egg Hunt Friday afternoon.
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Don't Often Occur.

A grey mule dropped dead
Saturday afternoon on the street
in front OF Mr.. G.. B. Hubbard s
store. Grey mules it is said
don't often die and seldom, if
ever, drop dead.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

The spring term Of the Court of
Common Pleas convened on Mon
day ut 10 o'clock. His Honor
Judge Dantzlcr OH the Bench.
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WIN inu II AT tiIc DennetLsviiie
Pharmacy. When you need any
thing i'll the Drugstore Ring Phone
No. 43.
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BURGLARS Caught.

The parties who broke into
and robbed Mr.. L. G, Hamer's
store recently have been arres-
ted and lodged in Jail. One of
them is an old offender and an
expert.
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! have in my heart 3 little plant
called reverence, and 60 to church
to have it watered once a week.
Emerson.
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Meeting Of U. G. T. Q.

The U. G. II. U. will meet at
the home Of Mre. F, NJ. Eman-
ucl Tuesday May 3, 4.30 p. m.
Narcissa Enamel.
April 81, 1908, Rec, Sec.
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now he gcts over 5000.

The next case was that of Frank
Haynic against Est of NC. Monroe
for labor, but he lost his case.
The docket is full one and court
will be busy this term.
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1Hro 80 ~+;,, eating some nice