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Newspaper

Marlboro Democrat

Location

Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1908

Page

7

Electing the Rulers of the Land Editorial

The Marlboro Democrat urges voters to choose the best man for every office, cast aside prejudice and sentiment, and vote for faithful service. The editor notes broad unity in the state as conventions form and campaigning begins, trusting the public to elect capable leaders this summer.

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Paper in arrears prompts cash in advance policy note

The Democrat explains subscribers behind on payments will not receive issues under the cash in advance policy. In a lengthy letter from a reader paying into 1902, management notes rising costs, printer wages, postage, and utilities, urging timely payments to keep the paper running and avoid further stoppages.

Democrat Post Office Department The

Rebuilding Big Burned District Piques Town Hopes

Town notes rapid reconstruction after fire, praising early efforts. Ben Nettsville hosts spring opening day as stores show off new goods. Editorials praise W J Bryan. discussions sweep state papers about Denver delegation and rat habitation. Ladies’ hat trends loom with oversized styles for the season.

Marriages Reported in Brownsville and Brownsvilly

Marriage notices in Brownsville and nearby Brownsvilly list two ceremonies. Charlie Hood wed Miss Wrosma Lindsay on Sunday March 1 at Bingham with Magistrate Will Gilbert officiating. On Sunday March 22, Robert Tlood and Miss Amanda Gutly were married at the home of W Pay lor in Brownsvilly with Rev 11 C Brabyhan presiding.

Charlie Hood Wrosma Lindsay Ab Bingham Will Gilbert Robert, Tlood Amanda Gutly Das W Paylor Brownsvilly Rev Brabyhan

Gentlemen of the Jury Petit Juvo... court convenes Monday April 10

A list of court jurors and attendees appears for the upcoming session, naming numerous individuals by initials and surnames such as Orlando Stanton HL David AW McIntyre Julius Covington Bundy Peele Kingon McLaurin Lee Heron Staunton Cottingham Smith Haithcork Bul land McCormac Deiggeors Learsey Donaldson Moore Stanton Powell Coxe Bruce Stobbs Dri nbee Palmer Smoot Miller and others.

Petit Juvors Court of Common Plans Orlando Stanton David AW McIntyre Julius Covington Dr Bundy TR Peele AL Kingon Hit McLaurin Dm Lee LB Heron BE Staunton NL McCormac Lawrence Deiggeors, Jr GW Learsey Donaldson J A Moore Eugene Powell GC Coxe J Bruce G AM Stobbs Wo Drinbee Iew Palmer BF Smoot JT Miller

Marlboro County Teachers Association Meeting Announcement

The county teachers association will hold its last meeting for the year in the Bennettsville courthouse on Saturday April 1 at 10 30. Elon OB Martin state superintendent of education will be present to address the gathering. Trustees patrons and friends are invited and all members are urged to attend. The president J Ro Mekittrielk sent out the notice. The Marlboro County Teachers Association will hold the final event for the year in Bennettsville on Saturday April 1 at 10 00. The program has been changed with lectures on Common Schools Prof EP Millon to speak and Hon OO to meet. Mr TLA Mage from Aberdeen, N C also expected. Please invite trustees patrons and friends. attendance is greatly desired. MeRitteick President Bennettsville March 80 190g.

County Teachers Association Court House Elon OB Martin State Superintendent of Education J Ro Mekittrielk Marlboro County Bennettsville S. C LoCa EP Millon Tla Mage Aberdeen N.C Pleise

Fragmented OCR Notice Preserves Local Details

The readable text shows a damaged OCR passage with scattered names and phrases. It mentions a person or event, but specifics are unclear. The fragment hints at a community item or notice and references possible dates, places, and entities without full context.

McColl April News Notes Local Ousts and Visits

Owing to sales scarcity mills operate three days weekly except the told mill, closed recently for an accident. Miss Pearl Covington visits Miss Jimmie Covington. Miss Edna Smoot stays with Ben Smoot. Lula Woodward burned by boiling water. Dr Moore aids. Church attendance rises after grip illness across preachers. Community updates include visits, illnesses, travel, and upcoming meeting plans in McColl April.

James Moore M. I Baptist Church Timothy LY Frank Bundy Clio M Luke Bundy Murdock McGormick Stor Lusty John Station Pembroke Bhyod ON McCall Lynn McCall Ilrod Luther Bletcher Marguerite Meteher Archie Bunch de Boneh Areli Calvin Ely

Mission Services Extended Invitation to All

Not only are Methodists urged to attend these services but a cordial invitation is extended to all interested in missions. Our own Mrs Hombert will be with us.

Mra. Hombert

Race shifts in Miss Alma Bethea withdraws from trip race

The field for the Washington trip narrows as Miss Alma Bethea withdraws leaving three candidates. Jean Covington leads the most popular young lady race while Rev R J Turnipseed remains top minister and Miss Susie Covington leads among teachers. Poll figures show multiple schools and communities tied to the standings.

Alma Bethea Washington Indy Jean Covington R. J. Turnipseed W. P. Meadows Sue Covington Sue Fletcher R. FE Turnipseed Bennettsville Susie Covington Imbenezer School Sue Vletcher Pine Grove Selooo Mary Rogrers Hohl Seheny

Notice of Final Discharge in Estate of J Cannon

Notice is given that Chas Ro Muay will apply to the Marlboro county probate court on April 26 1908 for dismissal as administrator of the estate of RJ Cannon. The qualified administration was Martel 26th 1908. Dr IT Stockton has opened a dental office over Milmans store on Broad street with phone. Keep the kidneys well.

J Cannon Marlboro County RJ Cannon IT Stockton Nis Milman's Store Broad Street DO Ald

Health is Worth Saving in Bennettville Kidney Pills Claim

Bennettville residents urged to pursue kidney relief with Doan's Kidney Pills as a local citizen testimonial from WT Covington praises the remedy for back pain frequent urination and improved kidney function. The letter touts Doan's kidneys cure and cites Buffalo NY as the distribution area with Wells Fargo or Reid & Co noted as suppliers.

Bennettsville Dan Covington Parsonsyse St. Kennottsville S.C Dean Don Foster Milburn Buffalo New York United States

Lot for Sale by Trustees of First Methodist Church Bennettsville

A town lot in Bennettsville fronting King Street 115 feet and extending 190 feet back, lot 12 per plat by RL Freeman dated February 1908, will be sold by trustee J. M. Jackson at the court house door on the first Monday in April for cash to pay church debt. Proceeds go to the First Methodist Church. Purchaser pays for papers. March 23, 1908.

Bennettsville King Street RL Freeman Marshall Street Drs Crosland and Kinney First Methodist Church J. M. Jackson

Court Notice for Marlboro Common Pleas April 13 Proceeding

The Court of Common Pleas for Marlboro County will convene at Bennettsville on Monday April 13 at 10 AM. Jurors witnesses and others must govern themselves accordingly. JA Drake Clerk. 85-88 AD

Court of Common Pleas County of Marlboro Bennettsville JA Drake

Mortgagee's Sale Notice at Bennettaville Mary 108

Mortgagee Union Savings Bank announces sale under two chattel mortgages from 1907 by GOC Hinson. On the first Monday in April the court house door in Bennettsville will offer for cash a list of horses, mares, a buggy, harness, saddles, bridles, a three seated car and related equipment seized to satisfy debts. View before sale day.

Goc Hinson Marlboro County Bennettaville Campbell Annie Jenry Dan Watson Weatherly Nellie Union Savings Bank W Os Mowry Bennettsville

Notice of Final Discharge in Manor County

Final discharge notice published by administrator John B Eibybart for the estate of Mive 1 Mublurd. The administrator states intent to apply to the Wenate judge for letters testamentary on April 1, 1908. Local court action requested in the exile of the deceased as recorded.

Marliire Caninty Mive Mublurd Jetfers Iis Ailasaty Ston John B Eiybbaridt Arliytotrat

Rheumatism cure claim and warning from 19th century ad

Fragmentary advertisement claims a new “Rheumatic Remedy” using a specific ingredient found in Darmstadt Germany. It asserts dramatic cures for rheumatism and chronic illnesses, warns that earlier remedies fail, and urges immediate purchase for lasting relief. The piece mixes dramatic testimonials and priced offer language.

Notice of Final Discharge in Estate of WK Breeden

In Marlboro County probate office the executors LB Breeden and HOT Breeden announce they will apply on the 24th day of April for a final discharge as executors of the estate of WK Breeden. March 21, 1908.

Wok Breeden Marlboro Breeden LB Breeden Hot Breeden

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