The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, February 25, 1885, Image 3
IIMMUM!
BY S. A. BROWN & Co.
BENNETTSVIIiLE, SO. OA.
Wednesday, February 25, 1886.
Duo PUg, Ono Country, Ono Dostiny."
tBKwqpwMBBqgai II ? iiji i II III II I II II III utivtwit'mnm
/> A Doruooratlo Froaidont.
Tho 4th of Mureil is near at hand, and
as tho day approaches all of interest will
centre at Washington. Tho iuauguration
of Grovor Clovcland, tho first Dctnoeratio
Presidont ia over twenty yoflrs, promisoB
to bo ono of the grandest nod most inr
posing inaugural ceremonies this country
has evor witnossed, und that those of our
rouders who may bo unable to attend may
havo a full account wo havo mado ar?
rangements to have a reporter nt tho Cap
itol and obtain carrcot details of tho RI and
ceremonies, inaugural address and tho
illili nt night. An tho event will be ono
of interest anti importance wo know that
nil will read and appreciate n full account
of it.
Tho Duke of Argyle hnB computed
that tho world will not bo destroyed
in ten million years. This ?B vory
encouraging to tho Bartholdi Pelletais
Fund Committee.
A bill before Congress to refund
the direct war taxes to tho Bovcial
States has been reported favorably
by tho House Committee. If the
bill becomes a law, South Carolina
will recoivo a rebate of 6377,961.30.
Mr. Cleveland lias cleared up all
doubts as to whether there will bo
and lady to preside ov?r entertain
ments nt tho "White House, by decid
ing to bring his throe sisters to Wash
ington.
Tho North Carolina Legislature is
considering a bill to prohibit thc sale
or gift o?' cigarettes to boys under ten
years of ?ge. The increasing use of
cigarettes by infants is general all
over tho country, und such a law
might profitably bc passed in South
ii 1 li?Kivel? . - niltfiuiUi ve ii
riVip a tjiift ?'fi ?. uni i .v MI.' t'.ow,
don i Von fipeii j it in ilniik'.'' 'Voil
go io ii-11 responded tho uuiiip.
"I guess I'll do what I blamed plcaso
with my own money. Who are you,
anyhowl"
A class is to bc formed in tho South
Carolina Training School for Nurses
in Charleston, S. C., on tho first of
April. Persons wishing to apply
should do so at an oarly dato, ns but
a limited number can bo received.
All necessary information can bo
obtained from the principal.
The Atlantic Coast Lino has assumed
control of thc restaurants at Wilming
ton und Weldon, and will have thc
tables at both places supplied with thc
best the market affords. French cooks
have been employed, and tho fare will
be equal in all respects to that of any
hotel in tho country.
The weather in thc Northwest is
doing inimouse damage. The snow is
several feet deep and all trains are
blockaded. Passengers are cooped up
at villages and stations along tho lines
and all mails are several daysdolayed.
To add to tho intenso cold and deep
snow tho weather is tempestuous.
Great suffering ia tho invitablo and
natural result
Mr. Cleveland's resignation as Gov
ernor of New York was misconstruct
ed by an old backwoodsman at Little
Rock, Ark. Said ho: "Tharl I
know'd it. I knowM they'd skeor
liim outen it at last. Ain't been
'lectcd mor'n a month, and now hos
ter gin up. Fust thing you know
old Tom Hendricks will fling up his
hands and quit too.
Tho Sun says that Mr. Cleveland
has thrice offered thc treasuryship to
S. J. Bundall, which in tho language
of Marc Anthony, ho "did thrice ro
fuse." U said further that ho then
offered thc place to Daniel Manning,
of New York, and that he accoptcd.
Furthermore, tho Sun says Bayard
will be Secretary of State. But the
trouble about the whole thing is, tho
Sun does not know, but is only gues
sing liko tho rest.
Usptuin Juraos A. Drake.
From, tho Marlon Index*
Siuco tho restoration of the Doniocraoy
to powor, tho people of tho Pee Doo
seotion hare been oxtrouioly modest in
advancing tho thoir claims for recognition
io tho distribution of offices, To-day this
populous and tjioh section has no roprcs
ontativo in tho Kxcoutivo Dopartmcnt of
tho Stato Govornmont. This hoing tho
case, it would bo cmiuontiy prooor for us
to re?oive sotno recognition io thc dispo
sition of tho offioors soon io bo appointed
by Mr. Olovoland, and upon this theory
and his qualifications and fitnoss to dis
ohargo tho duties of tho position wo
would urge tho selection of Capt. JameB
A. Drake, of Marlborough, for United
Btatos Marshal. Ho is very popular in
this whole section, is and has always been
a devoted democrat, and whilo ho would
undoubtedly perform tho duties of tho
office with honor und credit, his appoint
ment would be especially gratifying to his
many friends in this portion cf thc State.
Death of Hov. J. W. Kolly.
Tho Hov. John W. Kolly, a prominent
moiubor of tho South Carolina Confer?
once, died suddonly nt Orimgeburg on
Wednesday last, 18th inst. We got
tho following f.om tho Nows and Courier
of tho flth:
Ilia death was ontiroly unexpected,
aud will be a sad surprise to a wide cir
cle of frionds.. Mr. Kelly was about 00
years of age, aud had been conncotcd with
thc ministry of his church for moro than
thirty years. Ho was n well-educated
mon, and thoroughly equipped for the
important clerical dation to which he was
frequently called. Tho first yours of hi?
ministry were spent in tho mining camps
of California, where ho labored with
great zeal and efficiency. Ile filled thc
office of presiding cldor in several of thc
district? of tho South Carolina Confer
enco, and was noted throughout the
church for his groot powers of organiza?
tion and his wonderful command of nico.
As u pulpit orator ho was ouo of thc
stronges and most eloquent micistors of
tho Methodist church. His preaching
was'plain, but being filled with practical
religion it was always effective. 1 lo had
a fino voice and a ready flow of language.
His sermons were distinguished by sound
logic and in nil of tho important stations
to which ho was assigned his labors wore
crowned with eminent success. At tho
last annual meeting of tho Conference
Mr- Kolly was assigned to tho Pro 'dence
Circuit in Orangcbuig District and was
I net'vdy ci>gft'gej ie iii- dulitr ei' MM ?HI:;'
> tor cdc yt) vu ho wti.'i called to this rcwr-d.
I '1 'iie no'A s d'liis departure ^ijl le lie u 1
.with iogvc 'throughout the tfhvlo. Hf;
; left M l.u'go fri tidly upon whou? \m death
wei fall with i lushing sveight.
^ The Politioal Current.
Mr. Cleveland will not go to Wash
ington, liko Grant, to surround him
self with old camp-fire chums, to ac
cept gifts, to favor money-making
Cabiuct officers, to stand by Whiskey
Ring|secretnries, and to "work thc po
sition for all it is worth. Mr. Cleve
land does not go to Washington, like
Hays, to reward tho rascals who stoic
the office for him, to save all his sal
ary, and to sponge upon tho Govern
ment in a petit larceny way through
Treasury ?.miscellanies1" Mr. Cleve
land does not go to thc National cap
itol, like Arthur, to enjoy good din
ners, exhibit himself at balls, lay in
bcd until noon, keepasnug"cabinet,"
not for his councollors hut for "tho
boys," and have a "good timo" gen
erally. Mr. Cleveland goes to Wash
ington to have a very laborous, trying
time, with serious work before him,
and with tho earnest intention to per
form it thoroughly and honestly-not
that ho may personally have a "good
time," but that thc country may have
good times.-Now York World Deni"
oorat.
Senator Hampton refuses to agree
to tho caucus plan of nominating fed
eral offices for South Carolina-that
is, a plan by which tho whole delega
tion in Congress should select by Bal
lot tho names to be recommended for
Presidential appointment. Ho says
that he will gladly receive any re
commendations from the members
of tho House, but will not he hound
by them; that tho constitution pro
vides that these appointments shall bc
made "with the advice and concent
of tho Senate," and he declines to shift
this responsibility or share it with oth
ers. He says:
"if my advice is asked, Twill re
commend thc applicant who has tho
strongest endorsement, who is, in my
judgement, most competent, and who
is most acceptable to our people."
Burton, tho dynamiter, is so fright
ened that ho means to turn Queen'?
ovidonce,
Doatli of JuclRo Wrigh
Ex-Associate Justice J. J. \ . - ?
one of tho grout liglits in thc lays ol'
Moses und Chamberlain, die: al Iii
homo in Charleston on the li iii Inst,
Ho has been failing since 18
-.-<4> -? -
Tho Wilso? mid Floronoo RE il road.
Tho Columbia llegister of . 'el re :
12 has tho following: ''The 1 ;
od of Wilson and Florence Hi i l .' i i
likoly to bo commenced soon, ( "
R. Bridgers, president of theWili i
ton, Columbia and Augusta Rail
is personally attending thc sui"
it is now pestivoly stated tin
will be begun within thirty du /,
am sorry to chill thc hope t:
"Wilson-Florence cut oil"' is ?????
bo built, but a gentleman i t
with tho intentions ol' the mana
assures me officially that the t
is odly to build a branch of tb
mington and Weldon Railroad
"Wilson to Fayetteville, and' th i
lino will not bc extended tb F
until thc arbitrary powers of oi
road commission ure abolished
petition forces the construction
"cut o?r."
ON OUR TAULE.
BAI?LO?'R MONTllLV MAOAZI
March is issued und is fully up
usual excellent staudard. The,
capital illustrated article on Africa
?hg tho celebrated Victoria Kal
most wonderful in tho world,
comes Mr. Wm. ll. Th oin cs'?
"Lowcy and 1; or, Sailor I leys' \)
inga," fully as interesting as tho a i
"Bollo of Austrrlia," mid "On Lu
Sea," two of tho most popular
published within the last ten years
Wo understand the author
Thornes, intends to visit ibu sc
his early adventures in Coliform;
time in April, and rho trip will
rare interest lo him, wo should si
"Luwey and I" promises well,
other matter in HALLOO'S is go !
includes stories, poems, amusing i
etc. Only $l ?() per year, or 1/
singlo copy. Address Thornes j&
23 Hawley St., Heston, Mass.
PKTKIISON'K MAUA/IN'K far
opens with a beautiful steel-plate
girls cuught in a snow-storm and c
"Tho Sisters," illustrating a p<
ruy hyVinv.y. L.-o V. n .)!-.'(. Tua
tiua'e is ij.siuil double -?v.t. 'ishi^i
pl tte printed jViui ?io I. and ?joiorad .
lia nd 'VlNd'ir fnrb?iiig ,ilio < p.lyj tn'igii'/j^
bi civ : ijie'sii ex pensive an) iv\(i .>! lr
lon ploto?, and .som.': jiffcy irboilsv
fashions, embroideries, work tabl
signs, and other things useful to 1 wi i
The princii ol article is an illustrate 1
entitled "Washington City: its Pi
Side," a remarkable welbwritte? and
discriminating paper ou tho Kcdcrn Oil) ,
considered artistically, architect
socially, etc., eic.
F very lady, as we have often fa i ri,
ought to take this magazine. Th j rice
is but two dollars a year, with
deductions to dubs. Address Cn1 . > .?
J. PKTEUSON, 300 Chestnut Street, I'hil
adclphia, Pu.
-,
Cotton was first grown by the
colonists in 1621. but it was n
ur ti-do of general home consun
or an bxjioi't for many years. In . 'AH
unveil bugs of cutt op* a bbl: vitim al
C3 1 ls fid a bag, were among tb
ports of Charleston, H. C.,; and I
the revolution the 'growth and c .. I
bation of tho sea island cotton 1
3ommenced, seed having been obt. tm tl
from one of the leeward isles. Orig
inally the cotton was scperated from
thc seed with the fingers, and al'tei
wards there were several cont riv in ci
used, among them thc c ni ploy ni op I of si
long bow fitted with a mimbi ? oi
strings, which being vibrated by the
ijlows of a wooden mallet whilo in obit,
tact with a bunch of <
shook the seed and dust from
mass. in J1742 Mr. M. .Dui .. :
then a wealthy planter of Xe
Orleans, invented a cleaning m tebin
which waa so far successful us lo
:piito an impulse to the cotton ci
lu Louisiana, and several other ii
tions were subsequently used iii ai.oi
sections of the south, but none ol them
accomplished ibo desired wor ;
1794, Eli Whitney now resid?;.
Georgia, discovered thc saw gin, \ Iii? '
completely removes all ext ri
matters without injury to thc t?br?;
ind enables a man to ciean 300 j rid
ft day instead of one pound, as ho luid
been able to do by hand. Th h
Jcrful labor saving machine ha t oxci
ted an inline nee on the industri.il in
terests ol' the world, and luis ,i
;o tte II iimong ons national ex j - ri
...When you como to town go 0" top . !'
ibo now Court. IIOIIRO and toko a vjv.w
Will lie paid cn the 20th ?loy ?f Nov
mber next foi* thu lamest yield of ?So ed
Option from flvo llores ol'; lund manured
xclusively with
AVill ho paid on the ?Ol?) (lay ol" Nov
. mbor ?ext Ihr the largest yield ol Seed
. otton from live aeres ol' land um nu rod
xclusively with
Will bo paid on the 20th dav of Nov*
ibor next l'or (ho largest yield ol' Seed
t ton Croll) (ivo acres of land manured
ilusivo ly with
McOALL'S STANDARD.
n each ease the latid is to be measured
1 M;iiiuro applied in the presence of
> persons,liol interested. Tho Cotton
ho weighed in same manner, and upon
dr sworn statement ?d' tho result, ibo
.ney vvil lbii paid. All persons com po.
<4 for above Prizes must hand in thei.
nes on or beloit! I>t day ol' May nextr
(J. S. MOUAIJL.
leimcltsvillo, S. Keb. 2.1, 188ft,
Al INSURANCE.
1110 "KQUlTAIiliK hWh) ASSU
RANCE SOClKTY,"of New Vork
ets January I, 188ft, over $57,QO(),000
tes incontestable Policies willi cash
les.
ny information prom jilly furnished
ippliciUion to the undersigned
ll. I?. JOHNSON,
Hcnnottsvillc, S. C.
gent for Marlboro', Marion, Darling
and Chesterfield eoiinties.
J. H. BLAKE,
USE BUILDER g CONTRACTOR.
Fayetteville, N. C.
Tl M ATI-IS direfully prepared foi
Wood or H riele, and materials furs
3d when neodod.
- Grocer and Dealer In -
Liquors, and Tobacco.
FAYETTEVILLE, N. G.
)i)K8 prom pi ly (tiled for Choice
jlcjuors for niedieinal purposes
li. IS, IS8ft.
.' I 0 fi M 0 I
SOI" ':! ii li (j ?if
i ?.
I VP ll li lt Ii A S Glinrlotto Stanton and John
. 4 C. WootUoj* hntli ouch respect ivoly in rulo
: to mc to grant mit? thom oacli Letters
o: Administration of tho extnto nnd efforts of
Jaiito? Woodley, deceased;
Those uro therefore to cito ami admonish nil
.1! singular tho kindred noil creditors of thc
Jamos Woodley, thal i li ey be and np
? Mir belora mo in thc Court of Probuto to bo
hiehl tit in.v 0 Bi co in llonticttsville, on tho 10th
of Marah next, uftor publication hcro
it ll ??'clock in tito forenoon, to show cause
?' . iy they havo why Hie said administration
I i dd not he granted.
U'cu Miler my /mini thin 2;W ilm/ 0/ F?ltrMru
' I)., ISS6.
li'. JJ THOMAS, J. I', ii. c.
BOUNDS & BARRINGER,
lili - KU
itt
- AND II E l'A I II K lt S O F
AJK?JI? kinds of Vehicles, Plows, Sec..
J? vto In fad anything that rolls on wheels
bo mudo or repaired at short notice,
ii'iiil nt prices to snii thu times.
V trial is solicited.
.eb. IS, |88ft. tf
PHILIP B. HAMER,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
BENNETTSVILLE, S. 0.
'? I'K/OK in KVKIIKTT'M NKW BUICK STORK
\ ?' Kr?nt ll?oni-Up .tit ni rs.
Prompt personal attention gi von io iii) busi
[Fcb. I 1885.
Citation Notice.
WUK STATU OF SO UT ll 0 A lt 0 LIN A,
County of Murllioi'o.
fil)!' lYIjllnm K. Tliomns, tiRipitr?, Judge of
. '.) Probnto,
/lt KU MAS, CAR KY T. KASTKKLING
. Ii fundo suit lo nu; lo grunt unto him letters
. A ti ut III la tr?l ion of tho estate mid oHeels of
. iv ford Fosterling, tlcoonseil ;
'l.hoso aro therefore to cito nm) ?KIIUOII?sh ul!
I .siugulnr tho kimlrcd mid creditors of tho
? i HW fo rd Kailorliug, doooiisod, t li ut they bo ami
near boforo inc in the Court of I'roba to, to
hohl nt my olllco in Ilomiottsvillc, on tho
h dav of February next, nftor publication
h roof, al ll o'clock in Ibo forenoon, to show
... so if any they linvc, why tho said adminis
11 a lion should not bc grunted.
'liven unilor my hunt), this 12th tiny of Fob*
i'unry? Anno Domini, ISSI.
W. 10, THOMAS, J. P.M. o.
I'Tthrnary 1*. I88&. 2wk
? ?,T.riMiiiKt?i*.J?W'aia'.r.<^^rj?Ti?-?^yujyx>?'ivf?.-?ai
IC you pro not; supplied with Guano and
I rtilizoi-H, edi on \V. A, Mooro, and loam
s "nothing of intercut,
.TO
NEW BRICK STORK,
Next Door to Dr, Monroe's Drug Store.
Will Open up a NEW LINE of
SPRING GOODS SOON.
C. T. E?STERLING.
Keb. 23, 188:').
IN THE FRONT RANK AGAIN t=
fjtfE havo this Soasou mude ie. a specialty to have
lil/ every th io"; in
OUR STOCK FOR LADIES.
Oashinoios in all colora from 3?ctaup. Brocado**
Satins and Volvols in all ?linde? and prices.
Black Silks, Silk Fringes ?nd Trimmings.
Tho HOSIERY DEPARTMENT equal to any
City Store.
Wo have the best line of
.* LADIES and MISSES SHOES. *.
Evor seen in tho county.
The '"JERSEYS" we have in all sizes and colors
at $2.00, worth lust year 3.25.
Come and Examino Before Buying
Elsewhere. It will pay vou ?o do lt.
pins anti jjoya Otytlnn^
.Vc bavy th? liiiige.st; ami Kjhc'? Stock ovni ?>;->uj<???
to Bonncttsville. Suits from $4.60 up.
Wc can fit anybody. Also Extra sise Panta.
With a Full Lino of HATS,
= Also ~
A full Line of GROCERIES, HARDWARE and FURNITURE.
ti fact everything kept in a first-class Store. The urliolos wo keep uro too numur*
ous to ment ion. Como und examine anti get pricos. Rcmoniber wo
cannot be undersold.
Respectfully,
October 1, 1884.
r>. STRITTST.
G)
fr
BENNETSVILLE, S. C.
-:o:
ii\rE would respectfully announce to the citizens of Marlboro and
tdjoining counties that wo have permanently located in Bonnettsvillo,
?Yo keep on hand a well selected stock of Jewelry, Watches, Specta
iles.&C, in fact, anything kept by first-class Jewelers. A new stock
>f Jewelry expected in a few days. A largo and well selected Lot
if Handsome Clooks now on the road.
Wo arc selling goods at "honest" prices. Will order any goods not
?opt in Stock at short notice. Watches, Clock* and Jewelry repair*
id in thc neatest possible manner by an oxporioncod workman. Satis*
action guaranteed.
N. B.-We make a Specialty of Repairing and Rating Fino
rVatches. Givo us a trial.
Jan, 21, 1885.
A J. SALINAS & SON,
COTTON" FACTORS,
ind 0 o mini s s ion Merchants,
Adger's North Wharf, Oharieston, S. 0,
BiiT Onsli aduancca mado on consignments.
.Tan 7, 1885 3 3m fi.
, : -CHEAP
i?i IANSI IVI \FAMILY GROCERIES.
MARKET STREET,
arAULES'rox, so, CA.
Tho Largest Fruit and Produce
House in tho South.
ni port and koop constantly on band
Bananas, Cojoanuts, Oranges, Apples,
Pineapples, Louions, Nuts, Raisins.
Potatoes Cabbages, Onions, N.
C., and Va., Peanuts.
OotfcO JO.
A New Feature in tho Rotail Business.
I fl?"- Send postul card for our mont
i price list and SAVE MONET In purohaj&ff
! your
FAMILYSUPPLIES*
WELSH & EAS^,
127 nod 120 Mooting nerect,
8. W, feor. tyarkct fit.
OlIAIUiESTON, So. ?A.
Nov, 5. '84 ? '?
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