The Marlboro Democrat, 1911-10-20

and Columbia. Tho irupressario Aborn have affected a grand opera ensemble of unusual strength and brilliancy for their presentation of "The Bohemian Girl," employing upward of one hundred people and requiring a special train to trans port it, and incidentally to lend realism to the varions scenes, a cavalcade of trained horses, live pigs, geese, chickens and monkeys, really Gipsy and Romany acrobats arc introduced. "The Bohemian Girl" with its wealth of exquisite melodies, sumptuous stage set settings, - tings, settings, disclosing five great stage pictures, lamons songs and sing singers, - ers, singers, mad dash of trained horses, grand chorus cannot fail to please tho packed house that is sure to greet it. Tickets will be on sale at I) 1) W h Hoover's store, Darlington, S O, Monday, Oct, and du ring this sale no seat?, will be laid aside for anyone, 'rickets bought must ! lu' paid for anti delivered. Barticu ular attention will be ovid to but of to vu orders. All or clo i's must . inj .in!' (1 b.*j ? herksor mon 'V orders, ma le payable lo B D Wi leo ver,and they will he lided I in : he order recoi\ ed. Briens! Lowe! (loor, $2.00. Bah cony si 50. 2 ID. i?:i:.\s lip" sale i.;. Si rx li p Miomas .il I iii." I'ellie-it s vi Ile ~; 111 i 1: 11 il I III. I'll). Li)ST -Itelweeli.tlin i-onrl house and my home, II |.kel uictnornniluiu bunk. ..oil t ii inillfi hills ol lu Ml her iorW ,\l Sn iii h. Kinder |i?eiis? n-t urn lui ll M Quiek. li ! I >. There's satisfaction and com comfort - fort comfort about owning your own home; thal nothing else, equals- at tho same time, it's afar better busi business - ness business proposition than paying rent. HOOD UK AD KSTAT10 For tho home-seekers, we offer ti choice list of properties that'aro li iimd Lo embody tho features you desire, tho hst is SO large you're sn re of a suitable choice. Now is the time to "get in te res restori". - tori". restori". Wc are ailee "the man from M issouri." Dook over tho following: .No 50. -I"" acres, Isl miles I from Bennettsville, ^."> acres in eui-1 livation, new dwelling, barns and j stables, 1 tenant houses, miles to good town, well located and in | .rood piara1. Price $25 per acre. ! NO 51, !.">.> acres, Florence COiintV, ne.ir station, about len miles of Florene t line place, 500 acres highly improved, I" build buildings, - ings, buildings, land milking average sf about bale to acre ibis ve n-, capable of lunch larger yields, offered rent for lt) 12 bales ol' cotton by a niau who wants to sabrent place. If] interested further particulars will bo given. This place is Within IO milos of Bennettsville. No 52 .'."> acres, Clarendon county, 7-? miles to Mannine, :;oi acres in cultivation, sn all dwelling', barn and stables, making IS l?ales ol colton lins year on less than 20 acres, a nice proposition for party '.anting to buy a small farm. Price $25 per acre, No .'?:'.. SOO acres, North Caro Carolina, - lina, Carolina, BOO acres in good state eulii eulii\ - \ eulii\ ?ilion, 'J story dwelling, S good tenant houses, grist mill, gin, etc, l ginneries ti nice place. Price. $25 per acre; terms as follows: $4,000 cash, balance. 1000 per year with interest at C per cont. Place ought easily t<> pay for itself on such easy terms, No 54. 75 acres, Cumberland county, NC, adjoins hinds pre pre, - , pre, iously sold Marlboro farmer. 20 acres cleared, lim1 soil underlaid With clay, SHOO worth of timber on pl.ua-, good community, 1 miles to station, sundi dwelling, etc. Price $2000'. No 55, loo ames, Cumberland county, N (\small dwelling, about one horse latin i'll cultivation, good land, dog-wood, hickory and round 'eil' black jack growth, 2? miles to stai ?on, a cheap place for some one. Price $ 16.50 pv>i acre. Wi COSBY NKWTON, Farm t and Fire Insurance,

PERSONAL AND LOCAL ITEMS WHENCE THEY COME Am WHITHER THEY GO Short Paragraphs About Frapfe and What They Arc Saynstf iv nd Doing. Cotton seed are selling fadagf for '27 to 30 cents. A. Deeaas Matheson retu&cvafi Tuesday from Kichmond. Up to last Saturday night rt M?? bales of cotton hud been wei^tierf. here. . r Mr and Mrs I> () I Ion- - :. ci? Maxton, tir? spending tho du.y ? itA Mrs .1 T I0as< n. Charlie Williams, of TimuuHui TimuuHuiville, - ville, TimuuHuiville, is visiting his brother, J L# Williams. Travis Pate has r?turned irons Richmond, 'Amero ho went to cctOir, a medical college. T?ie Twentieth Con tu ry clui viii .jive a halloween party at MMI? MMI?son - son MMI?son hall on C)ct. 31. Mrs Rebecca Weatherly ha* rvs m of) el ec I and considerably imittx-KV^i her resi lenee south of thc dep ... Mrs William Lawson of Se;.".d?\ Washington, is visiting ? 1 tin home of her brothel', ii ll Co?iifjf Co?iifjfton. - ton. Co?iifjfton. Miss Shudio Cottingham went ia Columbia Wednesday night to fottfte an operation performed (ac ? throat affection, The lire1 alarm yesterday aft.te aft.tero - ro aft.tero M was for the purpose of gic?v?; ?...?. boys of tho lire comp!'.,.." 4 lillie practice. Miss Mollie Tart, who hus V#eu vis ting at tho homo of her nephew, John M Howoll, returned 11 \l& Call W'edi csday. Mrs (i W HYromau carpi?1 w little daughter, ?ata lOllen, i JkA JkAumbir - umbir JkAumbir Wednesday night to 1n : earn operation performed. My.-and Mrs A I) Roge s.?iii Mrs tandie Weatherly went to M.tx M.txt?:Vrt\Veclnosday - t?:Vrt\Veclnosday M.txt?:Vrt\Veclnosday t<> attend tho Wif WifIVnms-McNair - IVnms-McNair WifIVnms-McNair marriage. The front yard of the McthoAvsfc church is being paved with coo. coo.croie. - croie. coo.croie. Tho annual ?onforent viii meet ut th H clmvcii t!ie Uwi of November. li ll Covington, who s[wciis moct of his timo ut his farm ut". eobs, in Richland county, w ,wt ho*JO for a few day?. 15 15make - make 15make bale of colton lo th .v . .. on his sand hill farm this yo t.. ,Jus C Covington of Columbi* h spending u few days with roJittve? hore, lie hus resigned us asu?<nai engineer of tho city of Co; mu O?a and is now doing surveying corf engineering on his own responsi responsibility, - bility, responsibility, with hoad(|uarters in Co Columbia. - lumbia. Columbia. Trade J Another's Mule Last Saturday a negro, wi >y&vi\ his nan" doe A MeRae, s\ i ian! muios withZ A Drake and gav< a (uortgago on tho mule for thc f'ii f'iiferonco. - feronco. f'iiferonco. It developed later that thc M. M.gro*s - gro*s M.gro*s real name was Will McLa&tuL und that the mulo ho swapped Mr I ?rake belonged to Watt Tatura <jt Met'oil. Ile was working the nmfa for Mr Tatum. The negro an away and left tho mule whick Vv< {.rot from Mr Drake, which V/< Tutu m took and exchanged b*?k with Mr Drake. IO ve ry effort will bc made tw captuie McLaurin. Death of Mrs Alford. ICrvin \ 1 lamer received a raw rawsage - sage rawsage this morning that Iiis aunt, Mrs Ann Alford, died suddoAs t?t her home in the Carolina sectUtt of Dillon county last night. 84? was a sister of Mrs .Joseph L Ur mer of Tatum. Married at Darlington. Mr Levi Livingston Childers of Rcnnottsvi'lo, SC, and Miss ? e.((t L'ccle, of Lester, (Marlboro 1 (', were joined in marriage yt' A Tarroll, clerk of court, < lUt morning of Oct 16th. It w. is'i* clent ly ft runaway match, i ' \\ came in on the curly riiornih! ivn They had takon the pro< <>iM however, to secure a licen? Von) Marlboro county.-D;u!i IOL News and Press.

MISS BREEDEN AND MR. HOLLIS MARRIED AT THE PRESBYTE PRESBYTERIAN - RIAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH X Beautifi 1 Wedding of a Promi Prominent - nent Prominent and Popular Couple Wednesday One of the most important social events recently in Bennettsville was the marriage of .Miss Currie Bee Breeden and Mr Harry 11 ll?.I li?, at tho Presbyterian church Wednesday at 11 A. M. Tin' church ws beautifully deco decorated - rated decorated with ferns* palms and other P >tl< d plants. Thc '-ii ic, who is one of Ben Bennetts - netts Bennetts \ i lie's prettiest yOUhg Indi .-. .: 11 i usually beautiful in li? i* robbin's ogg blue broadcloth suit! ai ii I blue!; h.a. Miss 11 el en lin- .: .:ii - ii .:ii was ni tid ol' honor, and Mrjs . i> Moore of MeColl daine Ol' i honor. The br ides oin i ds were M ? i)s llatiU?vli iiii'cl ?lanie (iils'ui t | : Gibcon, o issie Hood ol' Siimt ? uni Ada Harra)!. Tlieyworexvl :'. le rye coat suits and black hal--. I I"- usher's were li ll Crosland, Li ' ) Bogers, C IO Weatherly and .1 K Owens; and the groomsmen, ; Drake Hardin, l-l V .Miller, Dr 1: , li Spencer and 'I' MoL Breeden. Tlie bride entered with her brother, Bobort King Breeden, Vue) the groom with his best niau. LTrank Wilson o? Itieitiiiond, Vin [1 hoy met at thc aliar, where the j impressive ceremony that made vhotn one was pronounced by Be\ I I) N iche Tin1 wedding marcher "ere beautifully rendered b.y Alis i' I ) Vieho at thc organ. Tl.r- io ?;h. i;; iiii. accomplished daughter ol' Pr and Mrs Barlow B Breeden. Thogroom is a po pu (ar young business man, associated with his brother, K ti Hollis, iii the wholesale grocery business. Both of them are very popular, as was shown by the large number ol' beautiful, costly and useful presents received. After the marriage, Mr and Mrs I lol I is left in an automobile lot Hamlet, where they took thu lil4*! northbound train at -':.".<> fora wedding trip to Uiohmond, Wash Washington - ington Washington and other places. A Great Attraction ?vt Darlingtan Theatre, Darlington, S. C. Thurso, v, November 16tl\. Ahorn opera company's spec spectagular - tagular spectagular "'Tho Bohemian Girl." Positively the biggest produc production - tion production coming south this season is A born's great production ol' Ba! fe's beautiful opera "Thc Bohemian girl" ai d this company has been secured by Messrs Hewitt and Whitcovcr, managers of the Dar Darlington - lington Darlington theatre, for one night al Darlington, Tliui4s(la,Vi Nov, KUI . 1'his attraction will hot be seen in any other town ia South Carolina, with thc exception ol' (lharlostoh ;it 1 rat live 1I olio w - ho auspices of l Ire (1lul) for tho bon bonii - ii bonii s Hail On , Oct 31 my al 1 rael ions for tho children am! o?. , children lOcen^sK