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Marlboro jcmocr?t BY S. A. BROWN & Co. PRICK, $1.50 PER YKAR IN ADVANC Of??oe iu Everett'}' Brick Building - UP STA I UH. '..??.j;'.!-".. . I.._'??J.i.'Jl1!1.'. . . ".' '???>". '.' UENNETTKVlbLK SO. CA. Weilnosday, February . 2, 1887 AK RIVAL OF ANO DEI'ARIURE OF MAILS FROM BEHHt ?TSVILLE POST OFFICE. ,/Jnines- Soulboru innil viii. Society Hill, arrives daily, at 8 30 p Iii. Leaven- Baily, at 7 o'clock, u io. Arrive*-- Northern mail vin. G roonsboro, N.C, arrives daily at 7 ?I fl p m. Leaves- Daily, at 8 4.f> o'clock, am. Arrives- Blo?heitii and Clio muil arrives Tuoadny, Thumlny und oat urdny nt IO o'clock, a rn, Leave*- Monday, Wednesday and Fri day, Kt 7 30o'clock, a m. Arrive*--Luuiinburg undi arrives Mons day and 1<\ idav.nl 5 o'clock p.m. Leaves- Saturday and Tuesday, at S, a ni' lJoiiucttsv?Jo po.sl-ofhco opens ut 8 o'clock, a m.,"find,closes at ? p m. All mails opened and distributed upon arrival, ??lfil- Monny Order business closes on Slit* urduys, ul 12 o'olook, Iii. T. L. CnOSI-AND, P. M. OUR MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. M * Yt)u-'Knox l-l vin^s'-on, ALDERMEN-U. S. McCall, Ti, Strauss, J. N. Weatherly, C. B. .Ionian. CfatRK <fc THKAU.-M. V. lillorbo CoiiroHATioN COUNCIL.-T.W. bouchier. MAUSUAO-ti- W. Ervin The meetings ol' connell until further notice will br; held every other Friday af ternoon. OUK COUNTY 0FFIC15HS. Sherill", li. A. bogers, Clerk, C. M. Weatherly, Coroner, J. l\ David, Probate Judge, T. 1. linger*. 8choul Commissioner, Nullum b. Swelt. County Commissioners, J. V. breeden, J. T. Covington, Henry Edens. A uil i tor, J ii cob Alford, Treasurer, J. ll. T/ilos, ?uporrisor ol' Registration, T. P. Molino, Clerk ol' bontd County Com mi sst one rs--T. W. Eouohier. Senator, C. 8. McCall Represen tali ve?, J. N. Drake und W. 1). E VU lld. Jury Couimissiouer-,J. A. Calhoun. OUR CHURCH DIRECTORY. METHODIST-Itov.J.W.Daniel Pastor Sunday School 3.30 p. in. Preaching lit*ll n. m., und 1.00 p. in. Pray or-nm'ting on Wednesday nftornoon at <i o'clock. Supt. ti, a., J. F. Everett, ?APTIST--Hey. ll. Nj>r?lt( Pastor Preaching ll ii. m., 7.00 p'.'ih.' Sunday Hchool every Sunday morning at P.30 Prayer meeting Thursday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. Supt. S. S., M. F. Klloibc. PuicsnvTHuiAN-Kev. \V. I). Corbett, pastor. Preaching iii llaOO a. m. P..ni SI,80 y. in. Sunday School nt 9.30 A. M. Pray er-meeting on Tuesday afternoon at 3.80 o'clock. Supt. S. S., Dr. J. li. Jennings. BEKHEI1SVILLE CIRCUIT ArTOINlMEMS F?R 1887. 11KV. J. O. STOLE. ls/ Sunday. ?rtthol at ll a in ? Antioch at 3'. ]> ni 2d Sunday. Beauty Spot at ll nm; Sin; rna at Sj p ni 'Sd Sunday, Hoykln nt lin in ; Pine drove nt Hi, p m 4th Sunday Phi? Grove, at ll a in ; Uoykin nt 3J p in -o KEV? J. II, lt IC li. Uoyklo nt ll a w ; Pino drove 3J p m. Pine (J rove it ll u rn; Hoy kin nt 3J p m. Hil Suniiti!/ bolriol nt ll am; Antioch 3J p in .il h Siiuihiy lloaitty ?Spot nt II a in ; .Smyrna at 3J p m Clio Circuit, Appointment* for issn. KEV. C. M. BOYD, P. O. First Sunday Olio, at ll a in,) boniah nt 3 p. m. Second Sunday Hebron ll a. in,, Ebenezer nt S p in Third Sumiuy bethlehem, ll a BI ; Mnnrilng Chapul ;i p m Fourth Sutiday PnniuBHiiH ll a. in., Zion ut 3 p ni. REV, JOHN MANNISH. First Sunday Manning Chupo!, nt ll a. m., hell, lc hem 3 p tn Second Sunday Zion nt 11 n lu ; Parnassus nt 3 p m Third Sunday Beulah at ll a m.; Clio, nt 3 p m. Fourth Sunday Ebenezer nt ll am; Hebron 31 p. m. HORltl MAR100R0 CIRCUIT, APPOINTMENTS FOR 1887. REV. h. WOOD, P. Cl. I1! ll RT SUNDAY. Shiloh ll o'clock, a m Ebenezer 3J o'clock, p tu SKOONl) M'NIlAY. Oak Orovo 11 o'olook, a tn. New Hope 34 p tn Timm BU Nit* Y Ebene.cr l?j o'olook, n tn. Shiloh 3} p in KOUnTII SUMIAr. Now Hopo ll o'clock, a tu. Onk (li-ovo 3J p rn FIFTH 8U.NI1AV. Pl usant Hill, Sunduy, and Saturday before 2d Sunday, ?jWI?MMBgjgpjyJWg^ Di?triot Appointments--4th Round. MARION DIST,-A, J. HT OK KS P. E. llonnottfivillo stn,, January i?, i6 North Marlboro, N?w Hopo, February 5, 6 HonuotUjvlllo ot., Hoykln. Fobrnary 26, 27 Olio, Zion, Mureil 12, 13 ,", OUR OHUJROmOB ON SUNDAY. (Special Notes.) VV PKKSHYTKHIAN-?VIOUNINO. Jiav. li'. /;. Corbetts ftistor. At the Presbyterian Church thc pastor preached on "Tho Poisoned Fountain" from tue Text l?o nulli vii 10. "Tho law which waa for lifo I found to be death." Man's true lifo comes from his being made to know and delight in truth," goodness and so becoming acquainted with and having intercourse with Iiis glorious Creator and Sovereign. When he knows the will oi'.God re vealed to him, i. e., tho law and His character is conformed to it, order, symmetry and peace are within him, n nd heit 1th td 1 activities of truth, jus tico and love proceed from him While conscience and love rule arti all lower passions and desires are kept in the right pince, the man his life, and God snide,*, lipon Iiis beloved creature, who reflects this way, pro nounces all very good, revoit ls His wonderful son and receives the man as His accepted servant, and mote, as His beloved child]. Now is there any other life for man but this? Hut. disobedience spoils all. Thc will of Clod once opposed and thc law broken, disorder and ruin conics in like a Hood and true life is gone, God's favor is withdrawn and His fiery justice and vengeance appear. Si? sin, which spoils everything, converts thc fount of lifo into a terrible volcano of poison anti desi ruction. T|>o hov iliorefbve cnn no longer hies-', hut curses man. No merit pos sible for ;;s except ruin and wrtith eternal ! How glad the news, (hat tho Son of God gives freely, life to us who have utterly forfeited it. Hy His right? COU sn ess we claim God's favor ; and by His spirit's work health and life and blessedness return and are ours forever. APTKUNOUN. lu the afternoon, the Text was hom Romans xiii, ll. "It is high time to awaken out of sleep." Night broods Upon tho world. The greatest objects are dimly seen or un seen and fearful mistakes aro made, itt the darkness. Sorrow's gloom sur rounds us, and the dark Vapors of sin arise. Hateful and malignant spirits, thu "rulots of thc darkness of this world" are ever .struggling i< increase -tice shadows anti allusions bi this fearful night. Beneath this pall ol' darkness, tuon are sleeping uncoil* scions of what it tnosi behooves thom to perceive-of (bid's presence aud greatness and goodness, of their own sin ami accountability, of tho danger and defilement, of sin, of thc grace and beauty of Christ, I hoy aro in stupor and idleness when there is so much to do. Not repenting or praying or (?gilling evil or serving God and man for God's sake, but asleep. Terrible dangers an I sleepless enemies arc nour and, many arc continually perishing, yet they sleep. The Lt)rd calls them lo awake, and will help them if they heed His warning. Let tis awake by conscience. Let this divinest part of us rise ami see the guilt ?nd peril. Awake by faith, be* lieve God's word of admonition and precious promise ami take hold by humble trust, of the Son of God. Awake to righteousness, to the prac* lice ol' good works, put oil* tho works of darkness. Awake and arise and light against sin ami error, lt is high time lo awake for tho Day of Eternity is very near ; but it will be lo thc neg* ligont and disobedient the Night Eter nal of ray less darkness, sorrow and torn)ont ! "High time" for your account is to be given soon; and there is urgent work which must be quickly done. "High time" for you have been often warbed ; and the Inst call to you, () ! sleeper, may bo spoken to-day ! METHODIST --MORNING SICK.M ON. ./. Waller Daniel, I'a ?tor, Rev. J. W. Daniel took for th ; sub joel of his morning sermon, "Mary's Choice!' contrasted with her sifter Martha's anxiety about tho affairs ol the World, lt was a beautiful picture of life willi a touching lesson wo ai e all so slow to learn. KV KN I NO. Tho seimon at night was also one of wido range and close application, "No mau liveth unto himself and no man diith to himself." None nie without influence. What a fearful responsibility rests upon the exercise of it. The Marlboro Union Met in'tho Baptist Olm roh in this town on Friday. Tho morning; was spent in in* tcresting discussion, lu the evening Kev. j. J. Scott preached an uhlo sermon from Matt, s, 4 Tho Union met on Saturday nt io o'clock a. tn., and tho morning spout m the discussion of interesting topics. Hov. Il, Ford proached two ohio sermona on Sun day morning and night. Tho lust was ono of Ids host-.Subject, "Tho power of un conscious influence." Thc Conference ol thc M. E. Church, (colored,) closed at Kings tree on thc 25th. Rev. R. A. Coningham, of the llcnnctls villc Church goes to Kingstrcc and F. I). Smith takes his placent Uenncttsville. nissa? i r<rry>r riiT-rr iTfTiirfirfiTtTriiTririnmiiBiiiiiiiiiwaniruy? NU PIiAUJj] lilKl'J SOU'IM OAliOLlNA. Henry Cpopor, Jim Anderson, Glover Smoke, Caldwell jackson, Jim Washing ton and John l-'rwin, colored, who emi grated hom Kiwinton to Arkansas in October, got back home on New Year's day. They were carried to Augusta, Wood rn 11* County, ami sci to work. They give doielul account:; ol" their treatment. They were charged 25 cents a pound for bacon, $i a bushel for corn and liku rates Tor other merchandise. No seed cotton is sold there and pickers leave their piles in the held until the manager comes puce a week, guesses at the weight, has the cotton put in the gin house and pays what balance is due alter deducting store charges. Thc emigrants are closely watched and es cape is difficult. They managed to get off by pretending to have kin people in I Alabama, who were anxious to go to Arkansas, but others who tried lo lollow them were caught and carried ?back. Their money gave, out at Memphis and they had to "count cross-ties" to Chatta nooga, Tenn., 110 miles, where, some nf them received money from their friends at home. Some ol them did not gel any and had to walk the remaining distance, over three hundred miles, to Erwinton. No more exodus lor them.-Hartwell People; Ufc?>'"ln ndv?nco of. tho sickly season render yourself hnpt'cgunblo ; rt malarial atmosphere, or sudden olinngo of toni? pointure, in fraught with danger ; Uso Dr J ll McLean's Stroiigth?ntug Cordial and Blood Purifier. $1 per hottlo Tin; liquor lieen 0 in Laurens has Inion fixcil by tlie Town Council ul ?800. bVur barf rooms have already been open?, ed, und it is expected that IVOi pr throe moro will bo in operation soon. Laurens was, until lucently, u so-called "dry" town, hut nt tho last election tho vote was almost sixty (0 ono in favor ol'license. Somehow these dry towns don't seem lo bu very dry. Alter awhile the adv?calos ol' prohibit ion will learn that it docs not always prohibit. - < leprgoiown lOuqiiiror. Dr. .J. 1\ La Li tn er is thc sole pro-? prielor ol' the a^?or1< Shoals Colton Factory in Greenville County, anti employs over sixty hands. ?ytow mm >'. f.tof lho<li?o<iso?which alljlct mimi i:-.'. in?? w?y ?> n'' .ftiiHnill)yntl???..r(ltiiv.toJii'l?l!'>n.ii'tli'> LC : k', Vor all complaint* of Hil? Mad. ra?an M 'lohitilttv M th? Livor. nilinuBiioss. Norv..os l))t>|Nt|Ki|it, ItidL:. Hon, Irregularity of tho Uowols. Colistin ilion, l> IM .1 . louey, l?ructatlnnn '"?I UniiilliK hf tho Ni...:-. .. (Hoiiiotimiis called ll?nrth?rii), Ml/isma. Milu ii. bloody Klux, Chilla nuil Kovrr, Kio.iklimu? tVver, Exhaustion hoforo or nfi-r P?ven, Olironlo Uhr. rlioa. I-0S1 of A|i|iollto, Hi-idn-ho, Rail Breath, ImwulBritto? Ir?Oi'taiitSI to l'Viit:ilotij H?arhiK-dottii Kt STAUIMB^;?BAS:?J ia Invnlinibto. ll ls not ? pawieoa for All ilhUMmo.?, l>iit?|nfi?)K* ml Ulr.onooo ol O?) LIVER, "?ll V'^'^ *??? STOMACH ?nil DOWELS. It eimile's tho coinplnxiiiti from n waxy, yi'llnw tinco, to n riidily, hbnlthy color, ll entirely roino?O.l low, Klooiiiy h|>irit?. lt in nun nf (Im BEST AL" TERATIVES and PURIFIERS Ol" THE BLOOD, nnd le A VALUADLE TONIC. STAD.CER'S AUKANTII ur nalo hy all DruuftUtH. Prien St .00 per ballin. C. F. STADIOER, Proprietor, '40 SO. FRONT ST.. Phllnclolnhl?. Pa Tho llKST ALM AK AC, amt a COMPLKTR DIAUY for every clay in Hie year. To he had PHKH of all iloahTH lu in (il tel ne, or malled on receipt of a xe. poll Ugo titiim|i. A.l.lioss VOLINA DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. V- BALTIMORE, MD.. U. 8. A. Thousand apn1lcatl(<|ta for paton t? In Ilm Uiiitod Sinti'* und vpreljnj ?OWn trioa, tho pulil lalirra of tho hcinrUilio Ainiirlcnii continue lo ni t ii? BOnoilora fur patenta, caveat?, I riHlerinarks, copy. - rlKlits. cto., for tho Uoiiod Matos, ana to oluRin jiuiooH in Canada. KriKljUnL rraneo, OermAiiy, mid nil otli?r eouidrU'ii I heir nxiiisri .noo la tiiio.|iiiilcd and tlnnr faolUtlO? aro unaur ^R?wlh?a and anoolflcatlon? prepared nmf iliad In tho I'Ataht oiiiiv on aimil notice, i orn?K,y?wr reaa?nalilo, No chan?o for axanihialton of modoia or draiiiiut? Advice hy M***ll ROO ?""",,-",. Patent s nhl ai.I throiipo Monii.yOo.aronotlond (ntho gOiWN-l'IWlO AM I? ItlCAN.w noli 1*1 tholarKiMlcir.-iil.ni.m ami HUl? ional MW' !" newspaper of UH kind pool..hod in tho world. Tho auV*a,taR04 of Knoll ii (ndko ?very palmito? .MS'?'?? ? i.'.Uldlv Itiiiitral.wvtapajnar Ie published WKI-'.H i.-V.aJ .WW^WM adfnitledn. ho th- l - l iirtpiirdovoled to -cionoo. mechanic*, invention*. t ..uiui.rinn wnrii?. nun Other liapariuioiiH m litd.iu.o. inoere-H, pitb lishod in noy loioirv. li ountfiiio* i he iiniiica of all patentees mni ntl;- nf evoryinyeiil.painted caon we?k. 'Irv ii four inouins tor uno iloiiar. Mjd by nil n?wadoAlori?, ,. . If you llAVA m' InValiHfiil lo patent wrilo to Munn A l'o., Ijublialiera ?if Suioilllllo Aniorioan, 301 llroadwny. Now Vork llaiiilbiiuk uiiout imlunta mailod froo. DIRECT FROffl THE FARM WARRAN TED FRESH, Mt ADD SURE TO SOT. Choice Flowor Seeds, imported frosh from Ku rope it specialty. CltttalOgUO Willi l>?B'<M l?OIIM for Otillivnlion soul Fi-oo, Please send for il Address .lOSFiflB UAICBUSSBiaOH (fyi Moreton Knr.m, Koetiestevi N. Y _rjy_ THE BUICK STORE, MURCHISON CORNER. MOU WILL FIND A GOOD ABSOUT ? Y mont of General Mor-ihanditw as fultons (Jonis Clothing Very Choiiw, ladies, Misses, Gents and Boys Shoes, - . ALL QUADES. - Tho pelebratod 'STETSON HAT' FOR GENTS. fUmrusmiian mm*/ i Ail/ UltUtllilUI?S Vlliil? IJUVV One oar load New Or Jeans Molasses. IpO barrels Flour. Cotton Seed Meal, Kainit. And the Celebrated! "Special Cotton1 .Compound" Fertili ser, J J. M, JACKSON, JV. 17, 1880. Bennettsvillo, AnrnmsnnuR or PROPERTY, COUNTY AUDITOR'S OKI-ICE,) hcnnqUsviUc, S. 0., December l*t, 1 rtSd- J \10TICK is hereby given timi this Olli?o will 1> 1M- open from thc Isl ilay of January to tho li ll t lt tiny ul' Kflini.iry, I8S? (or tho purposo nfl receiving tho ?OiTUUNS uf thu Tn x pay ors of | Marlboro. All persons having properly hi Ihoir posses sion ns Owner, or Hollier, nv ns Husband, l's ont j < Min r< linn. Trustee, A il ministril tors Ac counting 0 Ulcer i Agouti Attorney or Factor on theil st tiny ol'J un miry, ls.s?', aro required to li?t tho itti?io lor luxation within thu time ro iptilcd by law, or ?nour tho penally ol' lift;y por ecol, which attaches in btise ol failure to iloso. 'Hie Poi,I, TAX or O.N'K Hoi.LAU is hi i ii upon ntl nala persona between tho ages ot'21 mid tit) years, exoept iV?Mon? who uro maimed und uni?lo to o irn n support. -;o; ' he Auditor, or un uss i si ii t will ntlond Qt tin following piucos in tho County on tho days lin icd, for (lie convenience of tho public: ii'OwnsvUlo, January 3rd. hebron, *. llb. ' )JrJlio, '? 5th and lilli riled Binn", 14 71 h. Tatum, " 8th. Nowtonville, " 1 Olli. Bviglitsvilt?, '? llth. Quick's Store, " Pith. Sm i t liv i 1 lo, ((inuit's Mill), M liHli. feed Hill, (Coxes Store), " 14th. Monheim, " loth. Ofiloe in UontictUvillo will bo upon during tho lime prescribid by luv,, from January 1st lo 1'obruiiry 201 h IS,s7, wlioro parties in lionnettsvillo, and those who fail to return at the several appointments can bo accommodated. JACOB ALFORD, ??niTOtt MAUI.nono COUNTY, -A FINE FLORIDA TONIC! Kt, TO S, CHAPMAN, ?s?ttWt l?eciigia Hi ng Trade, now of Orlando, Florido, writes : " I MD hardly select n singlo caso of the inri liv to wilton I havo sold (lulun's Pioneer Itlooil H?nower, but wini I have been t-'ltllsllcd j and 1 lind il the best remedy for lill SV it Diseases I |mvo cvor sold, '.'.iii n tine Florida Tonio. * HOST Kit s. (?IIAI'.MAN "Oahuida, Pla." .o ! A CERTAIN CURE FOR CATARRH. A SUPKKli Flesh Producer and Tonio I Guinn's Pioneer Blood Renewer. (/'ure.? all blood mid skill disease.*, rhoiimnt.lsm, Bl* ru I'll I il, und old .?.ores. A perfect spring med ieine. 11' nnj in ymir market i1 will bo forward ed on receipt nf price. Small bottles ?l ; largo bottles' ^I.Ti1 .'??-.CI". V?$,iy ini blond and Skin p?scanos mailed free: MACON M Ki) I'JINK COMPANY, iMneon, (Jcoigiu, Vor sale by llnynswoitb &. Co. J.\,U IO-ly llonnotlsvillo, S.C. ?*A NTE 1,000,000 POUNDS of Scotl Cotton. Good market prico paul, tlolivcrcd nt tho Steam Gin ol' AV. 1). ROWE. Fol), lat, 1887. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Marlboro. In tho Oourt of Ooniinou Pions. RtoiiAiii) J. TATUM, Plaintiff against BENJAMIN MANDEVILLE, Dcfd't COPY SUMMOH?-FOR REtlEF-COMI'lAlHl HOT SERVEO To the Defendant Jienjnmin Mandeville : You aro hereby summoned and required li) answer tho complaint in this action, which will bo lilcd in tho oilico of the Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas for Ihl.B County, and to servo a copy of your answer to thc said complaint on thc subscribers at their oilico in Henneltsvlllo, S. C., within twenty days after tho scrvico hereof, ex clusive of tho day of such scrvico; and If von fail to answer the complaint within tho timo aforesaid, tho plalntilV in this action will apply to tho Court for tho relief de npinded in thc complaint. Dated October Mth, 188? [i.. H. ] 0. M. WKATIIBKI.V, Clork. DUDLEY & NKWTON, Plaiutiif Attornoys. To tho Defendant Ilenjainiii Mandeville: Please tnko no tico that tho complaint in tho abovo ontitlcil action, was filed in tho oilico of tho Clork of tho Court of Common Pl?n?, for thu County of Marlborough, State of South Carolina^ at llcnnottsvillo on tho Otb day of November ISSfl, DUDLEY & NEWTON, PLAINTIFF ATTY'?, . 'onncltsvlllo, S. C. November 10, 1880 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Marlboro County, IN THE COUUT OF COMMON PLEAS. JOHN 1). MuncuisoN, PLAINTIFF, VS. El.IZAllKTU H. EMANUEL AND Ii?llDY J, SELLEU8, DEFENDANTS. COPY SOMMOHS-FOR RELIEF -COMPLAINT HOT SERVED To thu Dcfcndant?\EU?aheth H. Emanuel and Hardy ./. ?Sci lc ra : You uro hereby summoned and required to niuwcr thu complaint in thin action, whioh is lilcd Iii tho oilico of tho Clerk of tho Court of Common rleas for enid County, and to servo a copy of your answer to tho ?nhl complaint on the subscribers at tho oflioo of Knox Livingston in llonnott sville, South Carolina, within twen ty days after tho scrvico hereof, CXOIUFIVO of thc iinji ol' such scrvico; and if you fall to an swer tl.i complaint within tho timo aforesaid, the pliiiiitilf in lins action will apply to tho Court for tho relief demanded in tho complaint. Dulci' '^coomber 7th, A.D. 1880. I [SKAl.] C. M. \yKATIIKItl.Y, Cl.KHK. KNOX LIVIHOSTON, DUDLEY & NEWTON, PLAINTIFF ATTOI?NKYS. Io the Defendant Elizabeth II. I'Jmanuel: Ptua80 tnko notice that tho complaint in tho iibuvc?entitled action was filed in tho oilico of the Clerk of tho Court of Common Pions for tho County of Marlborough, in tho Stato of South Carolina, nt licnnetlsvilleon thc 7th December. KNOX LIVINGSTON, DUDLEY ?fc NEWTON, Plaintiff Attorneys, honuettavillo, S. O. * Dcccnibor 7th, 1886. LUMBER ? LUMBER! ! FROM ROUND PINE 'SH)ARTIES IN WANT OP FIRST Jt elass Lumbor {V?hl Round Pine, atid delivered to order, can secure tho saino by scuding their orders to ibo Steam Mill 2A milos East ol' Hcnnettsvillo. on Beauty Spot Road, lind nour (J. P. & Y. V. lt. lt. Prices always reasonable, and those in want should sec mo be loro buyjng else? whore II ll WILLIAMSON. RonnoUsvillo, Oct 13, 1880-ti -TJUS SPACE IS FOU His "At!" will too mi Hext Week, DON'T FORGET IT. ajuigja-j?Mi8tLix?a^iwirwuiM3agaw?ii II 1111111111 miM ON THE lOSS OF A Leo I II re ou thc Nntere, Treatment and Hndle.nl euro of Seminal Wnknoss, or Sporma torrluou, induood by Solf-Abuso, Involuntary Emissions, Impotoney, Nervous Debility, and Impediment* to Mai ringe gonerally; consump tion, Epilepsy mid Fitsi Monta! and Physical Incapacity, &o,?rdly. Uobort J Cul verweil, M. D. . ,-'V' Tho world renowned author, in this ndmi rablo Lcotufo, eleni ly proves from lib own ox perjonca that tho awful eousequonees of Self* Abuso may bo oll'octuiilly removed without 'dangerous' surgical operations, bungie?, in struments, rings or oordinlA; pointing out a mode of euro at oneo certain omi ofVootuni, by which ovcry sufferer, mi metter, what his con dition may bo, may euro hi nindi cheaply, pri vately and radically. tf?STtHis lecture will prove a boon to thousands and thousands. Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address post-paid, 011 receipt of four cont*, of two poi-tngc Mumps. Address, Til? (RilvciwcU Modifia! ?0. .il Ann St, Nov? York. Post Omeo Pox -loft Svm' 20, _B|j9Qgp!^B^ .^ townsend & Motaurinf -^Attorneys at Law^ B.ENMETTSYILIiE, S. C. OFFICE OVER J F EVERETT'S STORK. J0WN5END & MAM & POLLOCK ATTORH?YS-ATOLAW, CHERAW, S. 0. Soptouibor 23-tf ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE on Darlington stroot, Weal of tho Court House, match ll, 1886. MOX LIVINGSTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, BENN E TT S V IL L E, S. C. T)IiOMFT personal attention given all I business, and will practice lu tho Courts of tho Fourth Circuit. KNOX LIVINGSTON. El) WAHI) McIVKH. LIVINGSTON & MCIVER. A TT O H. ?ME Y S-AT- at AW, OHBBA-W e. O. T. K. UMJ"j)W5Y. COMMISSIONER SF AFFIDAVITS For the State of North Carolina. Call on Him at BennettHvUlc. 8, C, October 27th, 1886. % All Eight Again. --(o) RING ALL KIND OF REPAIR > work. I have prepared myself with a First-Glass Blacksmith for thc present year, and will do ali kind of new or repair work on WAGONS, CARTS, PtOWS, $0. In fact anything that can bc done in any shop by hand. Horse and Mule shoeing a specialty. fl?gfGlve me a trial.-vjja A. D. CONNER, McColls, S, C. January 19, 1887. Cil D Cil I C 2 TRACTS OF LAND I lill -1HI r situated in Browns? I Uli Uli LU villo Township, ono containing 71 i ACRES and tho' other 57 ACRES-part cleared-tho balanco fino TIM BUR LANI). ?ffir For forms &o., apply to T. Wi BOUOHIEH, May 5 1880 At Dissolution of Oo-partnor?liip. Notico is horoby given that ; ho Co? partnership heretofore- existing between IT. W. Cnrroll und J. A. Patterson un? dor thc firnui nnmo of II. W. Carroll & Co., of BonnettsviUo, S. C,, vms this day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts which may bo due said finn aro payable to II. W- Carroll and all do? mauds on enid firm if any uro to bc paid by him. Il W. CARROLL. J. A. PATTERSON. \Dce. 31, 1880. A Card, Iii retiring from tho above firui..> 1 take pleasure in saying that our Indino m relations have iu all respects been pleas ant satisfactory Mr H. W; Carroll will still continuo tho business nt tho same place, and I bespeak for him' tho same li born I patronage heretofore exioudod. Very Respectfully, J. A. PATTERSON. jun. li, 1887. J. T. DOUGLAS, -DEALER IN Drugs, .% Medicines?: ^AND * CHEMICALS,^ FINE STATIONARY, ?LAUFS, OILS AND PAINTS,*?* And Ohoioo Tobacco. VIDAL'S OLD STAND/ April 15, 1885. FOR SALI* t ACOOT) IRON SAFE nt n b??a> . Apply lo ? * . Oot 27th, "80. T. E. DUDLEY. F ^LUMBER ^ ! niST-CLASS LUMUKU ft om , Round Timber ..; . -/> For palo by . -? ..' JOHN 8; MOORE, . mureil 31, 1880. UM , - . t,