The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, February 09, 1887, Image 8
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BY S. A. BROWN & Co.
HENNETT8VILLB SO. GA.
Wednesday, February 9, 1UU7
Offioo in Everett's Brick Building
- ur STAIRS.
Official O/gan for tho Town and Counlv,
?TOWN AN?loUNTY NEWS.^
LOOAIJ OBSERVATIONS.
-Court opens here on the 21st with a
heavy criminal and civil docket.
..Got ready for tho Entertainment nt
McColl's Hall, on Friday night. Some
thing good.
, . Tho Inlost from Ringham, tho mur
derer is, that ho contemplated tho murdor
of Minn Turlington n month beforo he com
mitted tho deed.
. . Mr, Carnwcll, tho Toinporanco Lec
turer ia on a tour Routh. AH our Division
?B dead, wo can not hope to hnvo him with
us this year.
Give un a Southern Latitude.
Thc BovcrcBt blizzard of the wintor was j
raging in Dakota last week, whilo tho
weather herc wns moro Uko Spring.
Two More New Engines.
Tho Capo Fear & Yadkin Valley Rail?
road havo purchased two more "Jumbo"
Engines for tho freight department,
Death of Willoughby Reade.
Prof. J. Willoughby Rondo, tM well?
known render and elocutionist, wl.u .it one ?
time mado Columbia bia headquarters, died
in Norfork, Ya., on Wednesday, Jan. 26th.
Mr. Reado waa an annual visitor to our
town, and had many friends among our
citizens.
?k?y*' Molasses of all gradea nt WADDI I.I.V.
Plant thc Best.
Farmers wishing to procuro sonic of tho
celebrated "Improved Texas Wood'' cotton
seed should sond in their orders nt ?nice, to
this oillcc. First como, first served.
January 26, 1S87.
WHITE and RED. For Onion Sets
and all hinds of fresh Garden Seed
Landreth's Growth). Call at the
Drug Store of J. T. Douglas.
WP ic ct A 1. i. i.s.
lr mb P\it:iti;i : at W.vbbibii'H.
fy'ftf?, ?'.bi?j PnlMliV/, ot ,11 MmVi iii
ll ODO Jil''
; >" lb Klori r ; t WA HIM 1,1 ' .
-A linc lot ut yo?i.g ?..u.v... have Ju?>i
arrived at WHITE'S LlvicuY STA11I??.
Call early and get your pick.
??y* Car Load Primo White Corn just
arrived at HODOKS'.
B?y Fresh Meat nlwnyB on hand nt
WADDI i.n's,
Full lino of neck wear, searls,
bows anti tics.
A. J. BK i STOW & Co.
JOfcT liest GPt Edge Rutter at WAD
DII.I/S.
??y Landreth's Fresh Garden Reed and
Philadelphia raised Onion Rotts for snlo nt
Haynsworth'n Drug Store
BOT-" A fresh arrival of Coffo at
WADDI M/S.
10 Por Cen? Less Titan New York
Cost.
Boys' shoes from 2's to G's nt 10 per
cont less than New York cost, to close
ont. These are first cln^s goods.
LADIK.S BAZAAR.
fl?** Gardon Recd for 18S7 at WAD
DI M.'H.
...Tho " JamoH Means $3 Rhoo,''gives
moro satisfaction for thc money than any
other on thc market. For salo by J. F.
Everett.
SQ?" Fresh Mackerel at WADDILD'S.
fl?"' llama io to 13J cts at WADDII.D'?.
Oounty Exponaos,
The Pickens Sentinel has a practical
article on county expenses and county
economy. The Sentinel says : "It would
be a great saving to thc county to bor
row money at ten per cent, per an mini
in order to delray the expense of all
kinds ol public work, the price of which
is not fixed by law. In these days ol
tpiick sales and short profits, there is
nothing like the ready cash to make goods
and labor come low. If either must be
turnished on time the county has to pay
at least twenty-five per cent, more for
getting the same work done that it would
have to nay if the money could be paid
spot cash. This fact has been recogniz
ed by several counties in thc State, and
they have secured the necessary legisla
tion to allow money to be borrowed at
the discretion ol thc county commission
ers within certain limitations. Any one
will be convinced of thc wisdom of this
suggestion, if he will get from an exper
ienced bridge builder thc cash and credit
prices nnd compare them. Some plan by
which money can be kept in thc treasury
to meet expenses promptly would contri
bute more to economy in county affairs
than any system of horizontal reduction
in the fees and salaries ol public officeis.
Any one will admit that its economy lot
ti man to borrow money at ten per cent,
instead of paying time prices (or his sup.
plies. The same rule will hold in pro?
curing goods or labor lor thc county. It
is an experiment well worth trying. '
????nil ?mm?
Salesdoy in b'cbiuary.
The attendance on Monday was very
large, and from the way thc crowd moved
about nearly every one seemed to have
some business in view. The Sheriff sold
one tract of land under execution. The
attendance ol' North Carolina wagons
was larger than usual, and all supplied
with fruit, leather, buller, etc. The stock
market was also well supplied will? a fair
demand even at Ibo high prices asked.
The stock on the swapping market was
better than usual, and several exchanges
were made. It was near night before
the crowd broke, and left ye local stand
ing on the street wita a pocket lull of
"good wishes," "some cash," lot ol new
subscribers, two marriage notices, a
communication, two new "ads" and a
new pencil, and regretting salesdays
were not oftener for him. The crowd
was one of the most civil for years.
. .Don't forgot tho Entortainmont Fri
day night. Tickctu nt Haynsworth'a.
Grand and Petit Jurors.
Tho following jurors were drawn on
Saturday. Tho Grund Jurors to sorvc
one year, and Petit Jurors to sorvu ut the
February tenn of Court :
O RAND JURORS.
W M Hood, 10 W Smith,
1* JJ Breedon, .1 Ii Watson,
li JO Townsend, N li Rogers,
li F Stanton. J B Adams,
1) .1 Fraser, ll J Peale,
A M Floloher, Silas Hounds,
J M llunsuckor. J F lOverelt,
Augustus O'Tuoll, Kl mof? Allen.
ll C Oampbell, J I) Adams,
PETIT Jl)HOUS.
Frank Hubbard, George Pelorkin,
Cd Beattie, Simeon Gibson,
.1 0 Hodges, J C Allman,
I) .1 Knurling, 1) A Berry,
.1 T Dudley, W U Mcilveen,
W D Moore, S R Baniugtou,
J J Tart, M W Pearson,
W lt Graham, .1 N Terry.
W F Kinney, )) D Stubbs,
.1 ackson A Stubbs, W J McLeod,
L J) Newton, JOliab Ohavis.
E W Odom, IV J Breedon,
O P Hodges, Alex MuKinnou,
T B Gibson, A W Mooro,
R J Tatum, J j) Hendrix,
Th roon Crosland, H S Graul,
.1 H David, .1 B Stubbs.
J B Gibson, W J Stubbs.
Biri)"* Axes, Hoes, Forks, buck Randa and
linkes, cheap at WADD?LL'S
Jottings from McColl.
Miss Jessie Kirkwood, the efficient
teacher who bas had charge of the Music
Department during tbe past session has
resigned, and returned to her home near
Henncttsville. Miss K., made many wann
friends while at McColl, who regret that
she decidetl to leave. Miss Patterson will
have charge of thc music tor the present
term.
The Academy ls in a flourishing eoli
th.. ,>,? ?i,ri^t nev/ pupils were
\\ .. ;iud Mr';. W? ll. ??oil hilve ii i
i. ! boin a de!i;;' visit ol du ti? |
U:k:, '.ii Oak Ridge, vf. Mr, j. !'.
fibcli i - ai misent v!?? ?bg-Ihe saint
. .' e.
A iyct'w \Va i iKiius!.'.is li...iit;:;'.blt ! 'i h??e
t: pr. .(.< i-.v '.ii Mi-iM-. j'.! '"'. Nit: Lao ri II
ano i. 15. Gibson
Mr. Hugh L. McLaurin, who has been
living at McColl for the past year, has
removed to his plantation.
Miss Roxie Gibson has spent a pleasant
week at Mr. James McLau tin's.
A gay party, consisting of Misses Ada
Tatum, Rachel Gibson, Sallie Hamer and
Jessie Kirkwood, spent several days late
ly with Mrs. David Gibson; of Gibson
Station. The visit was enjoyed by the
lads as well as the lasses.
Mr. Bascom I) Covington luis taken
unto himself a wife-a most praise-worthy
proceeding on ihe part ol Mr. Covington.
We wish him and his estimable bride
much happiness.
Miss Julia Tatum and Miss Nannie
Fletcher have decided to make McColl
their I ti tu re home.
Since our last "Jotting," one ol Marl
boro's handsomest daughters luis been
married. The "Scotchman" is truly a
lucky fellow.
OHSERVKR,
February 7th, 1887.
J3??>'" You will find at WADDII.I.'.S goods
at low eat prices.
r
Canton Flannel Drawers for gentle
men, brown and blondie dd ri 11 drawers
for gentlemen. Undershirts, laun
dered and unlaundered dress shirts
for men and boys, will sell cheap for
>nsh. A. J. BRISTOW ?& Co.
MARRIED
On tho afternoon ol' the 3rd. hy thc
Rev. W. K. Breeden, Mn. W: H. Grill*
I SON. ?nd Miss ALICK NEWTON.
On tho afternoon of thc 3rd? by Rev.
W. K. Breeden, Mit. JJAURKNOI: KNO<.
USU and Miss SALLIK QuiOIC.
UNCLAIMED WOTHRS.
BKNNETTSyil.I.E POST OFKIOK,
MARLIIORO (?OUNTYi S. C.,
february 1st, 1887.
(MALE LIST.)
JO. M. Ruck, .T. W. Chisholm.
Bourns Douglas, .1 M (lonou.
Joe Lubinsky, Murdock Molnniv,
Il N. Peaton, L. W. Stalvoy.
(FEMALE LIST.)
Mattie (Inuit, Sallie Morriss,
(.'arrie May Price.
When von call for nny of tho nbovo
letters, pienso state dint they havo boen
advertised.
T. Ii. CROSLAND, Post monter.
"IMPROVE
YOUR STOCK.
"K IIAVFTRKCKNTLY PUR
chascd a fine IIOLSTKIN-FRIE
SIAN BULL-hill blood-and offer his
| services to any wishing to improve their
slock. Price of Calves $5. Apply to
W. D. & T. S. EVANS.
February otb, 1887.
--?i
A CARD.
RAYING DECIDED TO OON
tinuo our business hore, wo
most respectfully solicit ?1 contin
uance of tho patronage with which
wc have been so liberally favored
heretofore.
It will be our chief nip) to buy
such Goods as our people need,
and to soil them as low as such
goods can be bought elsewhere.
Most Respectfully,
C. B. JORDAN & GO,
LADIES BAZA AU.
Fob. 1st, 1887.
Citation Notices.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Marlborough!
JVY THOMAS r. HOOK US, 1UIOUATK JlHMIK.
^jgr'HEBKAS Alex.). Wilson hath
ni* made suit '.o nie to innot lum
totters of administration of tho estate
of aud effects of Kev. Wright Wilson,
deceased.
Tho? e are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of tho stud Rev. Wright Wilson, !
deceased, I hal they he and appear bef?lo
me in ibo Court ol' I'rebate to bo held at
my ollico tm the I Ot h day of Keb. 1887, io
show cause if any they havo, why ?iud
administration should not bo granted. i
(J i von under my baud and seal this
1st day of Fobruarv A. I). 1X87.
T. 1. BOO KltS, |t.. s.l
February 1, 1X87.
STATE OF ?SOUTH CAROLINA.
County ol Marlborough.
HY T. 1. llOCilHtK, lMtOUATE JUDGE
YWHK-KKAS Mrs. Celestia Adams hath
l/V made suit to mo to grant unto her
letters of administration of tho estate and
effects ol Joel N. Adams, deo'd.
These aro therefore lo cite; and ad mon
ish all and singular the kindred und credi
tors ol' thc said Jool N. Adams, deo'd,
that they bo and appear before me
in tho Court i>f I'rebato lo bo held at my
office on tho i Otb day ol'Keb. 1887, to
show cause il any limy have, why said ad
ministration Should not be granted.
(liven under my hand and seal this
1st day of Keb., A. 1).. 1887.
T, I. nOGHUS,[i,.s."J
February i, 1887.
LL PERSONS A ll K l?MREl?Y
-, j&t notified not t?) pbw or in any other
manner obstruct tho public highway. Hy
order ol' Board of County C.immissioners.
T. W. BOUCHIER,
Clerk Board County Com.
\ \ VYING RlvM, ? V J 'f i ' ['(') *! l lb;
H ..'(.' M; * I'M IM OtdC OO tM:r
Beauty Spot Road, would respectfully .
inform ali parties who havo SEWINO, j
CUTTING, &O., to let out, that their
work will be carried to and brought
from lily residence as heretofore.
Thanking my patrons for former
favors would request a continuance.
Respectfully,
J. Ti STONE.
BennoUfviUo, S. C., Jan. 2(5, '87.
HAINSWORTH & CO,
Druggists and Pharmacists,
ItciiiicUttvillc, H. V.
(Formerly 8. If". j)J (, j t j
- 1)RAMiltS IN .
Toilet, and Fancy Articles,
Stationery and School Books.
JJ rt (shes, Paints and Oth
R<df" A full linc ol' Ihc above article
always on hand.
f,s?y'.J'rescrijitioiis Cdreftttty Com ?
pounded Day und ls* i y h t.
May 19th, 1SS6.
~~ MM?M._ C??tlT ~
MAUI! UNDKUStONED HAS ASSOOIATF li
1 frith hllrisolf In ilia jiraotico nt* medici
Iiis ?on, Hr. W. II. Jennings.
All j?cr#<?ria indebted to tho iuidcr?igii(ttl io
this .Into uro romioslcd to moko |>ro<ii|>t ]>iv
mont. J. T. JENN I NOS, M !>
January 12, 1SS7
FOR 1887 !
TH)EPOKE Pl'RCIIASIXC VOTJB
JO) Kcrtili/.en; for tho season, don't for
get to call and learn prices from
J . P. EVERKTT,
January 11 th, 1887.
Landreth's Garden Peas, Corn am
Cabbage in large packages can be had
at J, Ti Douglas's Drug Store.
Illili und CURIAL PLANT
* iitii .;. li.,se everything of tho sort
Ll luc<;d ' is s'unilur lo Millo Maize,
i . m t ). . rc i? ?'; mill rory curly, nmturinn
> . >t ({ni i ii und foil?or before
i 'li >u ?I hog ins. If phill to'd curly
vi i I ? i- I? i crop? ol groin timi fodder.
\ t ? ... , it liould bcsoino n most vul
uiilflu I I ' H wii'u ivory fiirmor. 1st, on uo
eo'uiit ul' "iiiiic", 2nd, resist unco of dry
wenllu i ! i'i.nous yield of grain and
lull m un 'ho moBt adverse o i rc it tn
munies. Will produc? a pacing crop on lund
Ihiii Vi i'IV I., miytiling else All sliouhl
(?im ii n u ii\l. i ill jilonso you twice, l'or
^ lotti .1. J I'iOUdliAS' Drug Store.
I'V.n .ni.. I. l;;SV.
-I'I Al.KHS IN
General Merchandise,
Old" i .. . i of Iii D,& L. K. Hamer,
li'.os] : ; ; i ? iv invite their friends
: ' ublic generally to call
ti examine their stock and
! i'ho lo not claim to sell
I .. I tho cheapest," but
. in sell on as favor
.tny others, and pro
[ os* todo to By strict attention
to In ionost dealing nnd
[ir ?cs, tliey expect to
nient, ami h6] o to receive a liberal
pal ri 'iut o o.
Or,;,iii'.!' 1
J ,..u
, G~2 tr1
i;A i bo
-, ; H * w
t ! i j %
>' iL ^ 0J
fl; fed S*
. u i CTQ
i Ul
A N 1)
? i ITH WORK,
, i . . di ; ii o important changes and
' nrselves with good mate
Hy ini'onn tho public and
i 'i ticularly that wc aro now
.H all kinds ol' Wood and
llhi'cl li ik nt short notico and at
' fill i-.- , Stu isl act iou guaranteed.
."3ING A SPECIALTY
?UN? -I,Ill-it ?I Ililli.
HOUNDS & QBIFFIN,
Nr.rt to Rowe s Mill,
' i. !0 (1 West Bennettsville
Ti i rii i nt1 Water Wheels \
i' > I !' N il \ M'S 1M
8 } prov alard Tur
\Val . Whool still
I : 111 ! cad ol' all
ll i 'I' nun It gives
inure povve: lui' less mo*?
i -i ni her wheel,
ide, easily
:. , ! ?ind viii last a
li: i' (-o? descriptive
I'.u: | ! I * -..I to
Ll. ! ! K i1 AFFORD, Genoral Agent,
li . VlbSON, s. c.
i . ol' buying nu I'mginc,
H 'dill: or Machinery ol' nny
save iiionoy by Consulting
ii? I dress
E. II. STAFFOKI),
Pearson, ?S. 0.
.he.?: ?I, iSSli ly
BARRINGER,
li i /jpJLjQ Sewing
Wa- ii ii m ir, [M^M Macbinos
A h .) ?weloy ? ?^Sa^^ Repaired.
II?INNOTSVILLE, S. O,
l\. I IV 1 :\ ll J. 1 CHINKS. Any of
j. ; iiluivi will ho repaired nt ?hoit notice
ir. .'? lom /'ricen. All workgnurnn
.1 M . . J ?is low ns tho lowoit. All
. , . M Hie nbovo kept in ?toijk, nnd
ftik'lil r'(iO"i>ii?l Iv
ftiV I ..; . .' found i.t .J. T. Pnni.KV's More
Ni ?cud.M ld, 188?.
0 THIS ?*.
-:o:o:
I will have ih a few days a fresa stock ot
Crinkle,
Dress Ginghams,
Cashmeres, and
Worsteds,
-FOR EARLY
Wi SPRING WEAR. f?
Also Domestics and many other goods suitable for tho early spring
season.
Thanking you for tho past and soliciting a continuance of your val
uable patronage.
VICKY RESPECTFULLY,
G. T. EASTERLING-.
Bonnottsvillc, S. C., February 9, 1887.
K. T. Bj?EW3SLB:
- MANU FAG TURKU OF -
[j ii?n w.tu ,u- J. ar
?i
?ni
irtnnni
(North side of Publi? Square, East of ?Tail)
Berniettsville, So. Ca.
BEDSTEADS a Specialty, from $2.50 upwards. Picturo Fiamos, all sizes and
prices, made to order. Ail kinds of Furuituro repaired, Sofas upholstered.
Chairs rcsscntod with cano or peiforatcd chair seats. I also keep constantly on banu
COFFINS and ??tSs CASUISTS
All sizes-Grown person, $0 to $7 ii ; Children from $2 upwards.
1 have a first-class "OT gs ?S rap which I usc for whites, also ono for tho
colored. 1 can attend ? Cl * O *w Funerals to the distance of thirty milcB,
from Boiinotisvillo, if desired. Satisfaction guaranteed in every cuse.
Orders by
Telegraph
prom pt ly
lilied.
SfSr Denni
Rodie i
taken up
...vt rein
t<;i iii I at
:0)Y i H ?lt.
I cnn bo
found ou
? ni tl?) j
M r a t nil
ht ms ni
night;
at tn y
house in
-En st
Bennet itv
ville, ti nd
kit vt
1 v M i,
ll tick nin': r)
house.
TUB SiillllTABLI Ul M?MM MM
of the United States, lifter careful study of tho usage bf nssuranco oom panics at
home and abroad, nud of its own experience in all tho varied reforms introduced by
it. lias combined in ono form of polioy all thc advantages and guarantees whioh oan
safely ami properly bo unitod, and now oilers it to tho publio under the name of
THE FREE TONTINE POLICY.
Tt is Indisputable, Unrestricted, Non-forfeitablo, Accumulative and Payable without
Delays. For full explanations nud tables of rates, apply by lotter or in-pcraon to
H. P. JOHNSON, Ag't, Bennettsville.
November ii. 80.
DOORS, * SASH,
DOOR. WINDOW FRAMES, MANTLES, AND
BRACKET WORK OF EVERY STYLE AND DESIGN
SUPPLIED AT BOTTOM PRU
CALL AND SEK US, On thc Corner south of Baptist Church, And on
thc Street running West From thc Presbyterian Church,
S. F. POWERS.
Bonnottsvillc, 8. C.,Novombor 18th, 1885.
Dr. T. W, Bouchier,
?Surgeon Dentist^
BENNETTS VI LLB j So. CA.
5EU^ Oflice now tip*stairs in J). D.
McColl's now building, west
si du.
) Imitation!/.
[.''or Satont
Haynaworth & Oo'n
Drug Store.
. .If you want a good Horno, Ruggy or
Wagon, or a pot of good chonp harness,
call on T>. C, Wu mo and got a bargain.
MILTON MCLAURIN,
Attorney at Law And Trial Justice,
lionne tts vii lt?, g. C.
3foROM.PT attention given to thc colloc
<JfcT 11011 of claims. Agricultural Liena
Foreclosed. [march ll 1885.
NOTICK TO OHEDITOKS.
Esfitlo of lt. C. Mnnship.
AU persona having demands ngainst R.
C. Manship, deceased, will prosont thom
duly attested nt onco; and nil indobtcd aro
requested to nrrango samo without dolav,
A. T. MANSHIP, "
Executor,
January 26, 1887-3t.
School Notice.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. S, Moore
propose to open a school in.
Ea9t Bennettsville, on thc 31st
inst.
KAT KS OK TUITION.
ist Grade, per month $ 2
2nd " " " 21-2
Music .? " 3
W&? Call at WADDI Wa and oxnmlno
his Tobacco. #?'