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Yadboro J?cniocrat g". 11.i.-ii..i ... II i i M i j ii i BY S. A. BROWN & Co. BENNETTS VILLE, SO. OA. \V?(lnesday, Juno 1, 1887. vi p www yu? w ^yrvvvyyvf v y v ?yr'n Gibson Station Splinters. Hy our llcsiriunt CurruBpoiulciit. Good raina and growing crops-tho fanners arc busy. Our people are about through "setting" potato Plants. Gardens were never finer at this sea son of tho year. The drummer puts in his daily vis it, and the "book agents'" ate abroad in tho lund, Mr. William Chance, an old gen tleman living with Archie P. Gibson, died Wednesday 25th inst. The store house and stock ot mer chandise of Messrs. Carter &? Mc neill, at Old Hundred, N. C., wos burned tho night of 25th-fully in sured-origion of lire unknown. Mr. "De Witto" tho able und clever correspondent of your contem porary passen through town Th?rs? day, on his way to the Ellerbo Springs, in tho upper part of this county, to ho present nt a picnic und concert to be given nt that place to day and night. A beautiful little girl very often will cause a young man to ride even a greater distance, to accompany her to a picnic Mr. Edmund Jackson Gibson at tended the picnic at Bethel Church yesterday, of course he had a good time, for "Ped" is a veritable picnicer. Rev. S. D. Adams, the P. 12;, of this, tho Fayetteville District, preached quite an interesting and hp* structivo sermon in thc Methodist Church at this place, last Sunday morning. Rev. J. C. Stell, pastor of Benncltsville Circuit, was present Sunday night, and conducted prayer' meeting; he gave a very elaborate and encouraging exhortation which was highly prized by all those present Ho and Rev. L. E. Stacey, of this charge exchange pulpits the 3rd Sun day in June, the latter preaching at Pino Grove and Boylon, while Rev. Mr. Stell will preach herc and at St, Johns. The Fayetteville District Sunda) School Conference convenes at Fay cttevillc to-day, tho 27th. Rev. Mr. Stacey and Messrs. R. ]$. Clark and Win. P. Gibson arc in attendance Capt. J. B, Lindsay, of Lilesville, N. C., Deputy Collector for this dis f-l'tCL, enpthl'Cu. W hu -,?av morie iii{5 last, nu i,'licit li.-tilU ry nh mt ihlce mil? :. hort}) o? this phire nour I lie -Stall.' I i ije. tho odii'ors hud been piloted le tho j-!; bc ? I" V'jiuiinishiiiitij.t;:' op.ur.lioi i ii it'd -.< roted tl.IT . i v .vlibn about day-light ono w. ii. Heath, from Randolph County, caine marching up with the Cap of the still on hwwiouldor, Ho was immediately arrested, the still cut to pieces, beor stands knocked down, "spirits" and tho prisoner carried to Rockingham, had a hearing before U. S. Commis sioner McAuley, and in default of $500 bond, went to jail. He will go up to Albany. "Thc way of tho transgressor is hard." Mr. ?lohn Lumsden has moved to our place and will now make this point his headquarters, lie will at once beautify and finish up the inside of Capt. White's Hotel, and then he will brush up and whiten the walls of Edmund Gibson's recently painted residence. "Jottings from McColl" arc very interesting to your readers in this sec tion. I was at McColl's sometime since and han thc pleasure of meeting "Observer," and found her a sweet tempered and most excellent lady. May she continue to brighton your naper with her pleasant and interest ing jottings. I met the members of tho "Adnmsville Trio"-visited each at his own home and a more clever and hospitable set of bachelors you never visited. Wo havo ns gentleman!/ and well behaved set of young mon in our little village as can he found any where. Wo have five violinist, Messrs. McLean, Morrison, Lumsden, Hand ley and Gibson, while Kirkwood per forms on the organ. Our weekly singing and prayer meetings are well attended, composed nearly entirely of young people. Capt. Moncure gave tho people of Hamlet, on yesterday, a free excur sion to Chcraw over tho Palmetto Road. STATU LINK. Gibson's Station, N. C., Miry 27, '87. ???rThousands of pcoplo suffer with backache, not knowing that in most canes it is a Symptom of diseased kidneys mid livor, which planton) and lotioim cannot hool. Tho best mid halest remedy i? Dr. J ll McLean's Liver and Kidney Hahn. $i por bottle Bucklen's Arnica Salve, Tho bent Salvo hi tho world for outs, bruises, sores, ulcors, sait rheum, fovor Hores, totter, chapped hands, chilblains and corns auk nil ukin eruptions, and positively eurea piles, or no pny required. It is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or moll oy rotunded, Prlco 25 couts per box. For solo by Hainsworth tfc Co, Dots Fron? Hebron, MK. K'-iTOk. Old Hebron famous (in the past) lor dissipation and crime has turned over a new leaf so to speak and is doing a grand work for thc Master. There is more genuine godly piety in our t tit now than lhere har. been for a number ; ot years. There is a grand and glorious i Sunday School at our church that ts , sowing good seed, tilling the land, and preparing the harvest tor the ministry. This Sunday School, under thc manage ment of our pious and efficient Superin tendent, J. T. Covington, is one of the largest and best organized Sunday Schools in our county, ?md is doing a work that is an honor lo any communis ty. We have also a Young Men's Cn ns lian Association which meets regularly 'every Sabbath at our church. \\ e have about sixty members, all of whom are live, energetic and praying Christian gentlemen. We have hail two bright conversions, thc direct results of I our Association. All ol our members have been revived and strengthened anti stimulated to a more zealous and active life. A large number ot family altars have been erected, and we are thankful to say that they have not been spasmod ic, but still are bright and glowing gems in our community. Social dram thinking which a short lime ago was so common among us, has almost entirely ceased to he, and we venture the assertion that the grog drinkers of our commumly can be counted upon the fingers of one hand. The Y. M. C. A. of Hebron sends a most cordial invitation lo thc Y. M. C. A. of your town to come and mingle with us at our time ot meeting, and pars licipale in the services ot the occasion. Come brethren, and bring us a blessing with you. Mr. Editor, wc do not write these things in a boastful manner, nor for any honor or reknown, but that it may slim ulate our sister communities to more united efforts to do a grand work for the Master, tor our Presiding Kider said recently that our chief business herc be low is to do the will of our Heavenly Father, and work our way home to Heaven. Would like to hear I rom our sister communities upon all religious topics. This would interest us more than reports ot line crops, grass, etc. Wc close by wishing you ami yours, Mr. Editor, a prosperous and happy hie. . Respectfully, H. K. C. May 30th, 1XS7. MK. EDITOR. I am one of many subscribers to your worthy paper, 1 ask a little space tor this week, as 1 don't think we have been fairly represented as fanners of thc He bron section by our friend "Amiens." Wc feel, as burners, we have been high ly favored by a Kind Providence so tar, we have good stands ol both corn and cotton, and I can't think we have been injured by too much rain so lar. We I have, heard ol ;-| me hail, mu r .h.; no damage. The j;a? <iens ilii'nUt.; h Mehren due ;;s lim: op o <' m ?., >yt e\;i liad tlb.m. Wi. bu ye'? . ' .; . ? ol ;<i" kir. tb. now r. . dy lol' use, . 1 >U l\diioi, i your i \>\'i i j 1 > ''i' k 111, "A li li 1 eas! .1 !d.invp<!t on nu (jiibd birmin? ?>( Ins .lo tion by his new theory ol buming with stove-pipes. 1 am very sorry that their crops got a lillie in the grass some lime ago, but they arc all O. K. now. Wc use stove pipes, it is true, but to convey the smoke lrom the stove where those fine vegetables are being prepared, and Mr. Editor, you may guess that Hebron is wide awake to business when you can hear the sound of fourteen ilifferent bells ringing from 4 to 5 o'clock in the morning, and we never fail to hear thc sound of Mr. Lewis Spear's steam whis? tie every Thursday morning, which brings to our mind thal it is '?mill" day, ami he grinds us as good meal as the I county can alford, and it is generally home raised corn that he grinds, and il we have no disaster you will hear from us later. HOCKDALK, May 301h, 18S7. MK. Kimon: We venture a lew items lor your finper from Hebron which is blessed with several correspondents, and I must say for Hebron that it is thc garden spot of Marlboro County, with its fair (laughters, it can't bo excelled. Vet, in this delightful neighbor hood the hand of death has been among us, anti several have boen eut down, but we are thankful that in every in* stance it was those who wore ready to go On Saturday, Mrs. Annie Welch was buried nt tito Hebron Cemetery. Her funeral was preached by Kev. L. M. Hamer, and on Monday, Mrs. Mary Smith was buried at Hebron Cemotery. Hov. G. M. Hoy tl preached the t'u neral. Tho crops of Hebron are looking well considering the heavy rains, anti they are not so bad oil' as our friend "Amiens" would haye them to be. I have not seen any stove pipes taken down yet, and there bas hoon few snakes seen, and tiley were not fished for. The fruit is a failure in Hebron, but we look l'or a good crop of grapes ami niellons., and a great many spring chickens, so wc can eat (Vied chicken. So yon seo Hebron is 11 goodly land. A. J). May til nf, 1887. JS?iV A <l rev Usc men ts. NOTICIO Vim I>IS< IIAU<;ii. lCMtntc of J. 1>. Ucl.nu il II. jV'OTlt'K i- hereby given t lt at on I ?Vid ?ty it the first diiy ol'duly 1X87, wo will apply 10 lim Honorable Judge ol' Probato l'or M II ri bm o eouniy for 1'iiinl DisoliltrffO ns Kxeotiiui's nf ide KM nie ol' .lohn I). MeLruniii, deeenscd. S. K. MeLAURlN, J I? KVrORKTT, June I, 1 SST. Qualified Executors. V 4'^ O?7) I , li >-\? I? ? ? ' / ;?. AIM ??CIl?Eli # Si c ;0 J , To the Q-eileroi t3 publio of Marlboro : Allow u< IO o o ?lt iiui<> this ' rinn : 'Xiiii ll ri g mu sincero I luniks as evidence nj' our -tppreciution ol't ho t ? ipptoi von dave given us in I lio int at", .un? assn riii? ynn id' mn' coni'uun m i i t?o ii in business, ns wei! its i nit lt Cn I rep lenMituiinn ol'?llgOO'h binni Wo nv i-eetluily eall yt.tu intention io I lio following |i?i'i'uiou ' pain's : rf . ' .: .H:SIGNS.1>.; ??&VSS.- - . -O/ZA \Vlii(i! ilu-re ni" iniiiiei'H lui?iO . I new des?L*ii??, lt ls Impossible tn ii'ib* tho litany cliriives in style- o' l< ! in nu ni.il w.itelliX, in utir li til ?I Oil ?s|i?U!0. We eau only tissure yod 'I' ; 1 1 1 . '" Iv. *i*11 our eyi? nu llie fusillons ?ind styles td'J o wolly wo n hy 'lie rt'?u/n .'y, nuil liny new a.id ???yUsli voml ? ti's ?low appear mi tho uiarkK. \\< i -?.<! in hu vu yen FAVOll I'S WITH A CALL, whoo wu will l'iiko . M : wini* yuh our sloek. .y, .v ?Ve keep alway.i a line u?*s I ho KIgili, Waltham and 111. wind. Tho ti I ?ovo watches t,r< thetti. Prices Iront $8,;f>0 t" i's American Lover Wntohes, mude by With j?old ami silver eases, key or st etil lu; liest fin- die ninney hy ail those using ll all wai ranted. Wu m.'iko a fpoeiahy ol' han iiin . Lidies <.?.>,. I Wafelio', ;tnd (ian shiny you a lin ' cued- IVoiu wilv il ; i?u eau selevj. ; .in,\ ipiniity desired, !'i i MS ol' htlitibli! lil?di?! Old WaU'lics- ..':.'.? v $'.'.'? Mieh. VV . enar-vio o oin ni'-ice]? low in tho |oWe>t. W? ive ii (pltinliii, il kviitld? I Iii S'?.Oti, ii tihieh we vc.jy en ihei; :?lO?;|il lippi' H '(.'< . " ell Wotltling- Presents . o<I<lfci? Presents! Wedding- Presents ! ' Wo have had our (ye o ; our land l'or some time, and ?rom appear nnces should judge that tl id market will bo moro lively this year than usual. Iii order to supply h n IV.I have bought an extra largo assort mont ol'! ? . I \ *3&'J ?sax*, Siiilnhlo for Presents. 1 which wouhl be useful as table-ware, und would he pleased to have y. .< . ni) ly. 1 would say in regard to Silverware, that 1 have always insisted ' ... ie '": II I?) BICST." 1 don't koop "shoddy" gonds J in this line, but hy comparison if) 'isl nty goods as cheap as tho Hit mc quality eau be bought. For eonvonieiiei l "timorato some of the articles kept in this line, viz : Tea Sets, Watt i - ; : Coolers, Fickle (/'asters, (lake Baskets, Berry Dishes. Curd Rceolvoi kels, Fruit Stands, (mps, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Flatware of all kin I .? or plated ware. In this line of goods I you could never fail to soleo: a I weddings or birthdays. ;v_:CLOCKS.^' We have just bought tt now lui if i ie.k> of every oonceivuhlo shape and pattern. You will make a mistake if .our stock before buying. Prices, from $1,25 to $*6,00. ALL CL' ?CK \\ VNTKl). W JL*J9 Wo are not talking much in : hy how, so will only say that we keep up our stock, and you can lind ?my it li u could wish, lt is Gratifying to us aller nearly 8 years sales to still hem he i ? "Your goods aro satisfactory and prices moderate." SPECTAC Wo httvo n oomploto assort tnoi o?rCi nod willi u knowledge of t' tn give a portee! lit. (letti mel MUSI' /i Al Wis keep Violins, (liiitnr.-, Uni. I1 Guitar String** ItoiVtf, Keys, Uri i! ?O EYEGLASSES. i ;. iitul Kyeglnsscs. nf ?ill gration, selected with . iliruilties in tin; oyo cn li ? et 1 by lilts dunlite, I cluiin itpcoiiilty. INSTRUMENTS. or(looni>, llftriuoniotu>, Xe., Violin, Ilunja anti *:GPHNAWARE> In Ton Sets ol' ll and .r>(> pine. prosont8 An. hi 1 .i.ito por ?i: . Pail ny oliintiwaro std table for J'ZVI iK'LE, Wo linvo ndiletl tn oar ?look n >i FISH HOOKS ol nil siy.es, Line.?, "I!ol?>/ "Pphinori tutti Spoons," Calla fi Kin <v trixi') \ !<:i<)i)u:s. Ilavblg liotieotl for some lice !. . linvu oontibitlott tn koop n stock n your hcotlldt. Voit will (Iml Hu1 rogiilur ilcalor in Sow bi g iMnolihio NepiHe?, I i thoa IIKCII in iliis county, so call mi um for ol ry Store. Plush ana i leather G-oocls. Wc will lice;? in sleek a tient li . Inn il i'. ibgrnph (ind Aulo^nplt Alitimi!?, IMu?U ?)rC?8< lng und Toilet Caaos, Photograph i .\, ultnblo for Pr?floiilii, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWEIR? HEPAIRED. In oonohtsion wc would null y . , . jo M o Itopairhig Departincni of <?ur linsiiioss, ?ti which will ut nil limes bo found co sr' nen, w?lh Ibo l>csl mulei inls, to repair your Waldies, Dooks, .Jewelry, Onus, I' I rs, Sewing Aladihics, Ac, iiuiiondatioii, hut (III^HANTKH ?.nist'ACTio.N. I can only rofor lo my pns< With lie fl' wlflhos for a fruitful n . 1 H Fi iii fi i II ) Y e M?ty 1st, 18S7. ! brn'Viml, i . W. CARROLL. an. :o. JESLxxjXjBOXJcsrXa:, ? Belar iii 1?1AN0S, ORGANS and MUSICAL ?UGHANDISE A LL ION'S BLOCK-FLO II KN O IS, S. 0. 'if OOK OUT ! Before you order a Plano or Organ, got n catalogue n ml pi lcos of J. Li ll. Kllloiigi). Ho rep i esc n ls tho loading makes. Instnunonts shipped on Fifteen test, trinl direct from tho Factory. No old goods handled; Sabbath Schools, Churches . nd Teachers got si eclat discounts. Ile sells all stylos of musical merchandise, also makes a specially of Shoot Music, Poohs, &c., and will not hu undersold. .January 1, IKS7. THIS I G NOT AN 'ARG?MertT- TIIEREJ^NOTH INO TO 'AW&U&^ABOUT '/5?THEY ??VALLTHREE COMFORT; JURABI LTrV *. STYLE JAKETS KE7\'N'S 4t>3*SHoES ARE UMEQUALLFIS', VOR SALK BY ar. JB". EVERETT, Juno 1, 1877 liennettaville, S.O. Wik f| ipi? . .otha. Cured by t?. t?. 3. CAUTION. Cbwunwr* thould not confute our Specfa \olth th? nutntrou* Imitation*, tubstUutet, jrotash and tnercury mixture* which ar* got ten up to tell, not on their own merit, but on the merit of our remedy. An imitation ii otway* a fraud and a cheat, and they thrive otdy oe they can tteatfrom the article Imitated. li-eatlse on lltood and Skin Disease* mailed free. For tale by all druggist*. TUE ?SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer ?t, Atlanta, Ga, KS?, rni-nLi?* n*Tn\r*erm?,TVXT?TV.T'.io/77_<CTa-miiCTn?UIMWIIII BBEMOnaMUttO i Um te- Q* V&m I have had blood pnitton tor ten yearn. I know I hnvo tf.Vcn one hundred botllea of lortlt "?f .IKI.MHII !,I that time, but lt did mo no good. J,nnt Hummer my face, neck body Ktul ml?.' ?HW ( uvcted willi MUCH, mid I could princely une my arma o? account of rhcu liinti iH yr'i.Mi lois I took S. S. S.. and it hap (lone me more good limn nil other inedl < iee ; r t.. ?c My 'nco, body and neo i arc perfectly clear and clean, and tny rhcti cuit n e ttrely -one. 1 wcl\dicd 110 pounds when 1 begun the medicine, and J mw weigh )??: om ts Mvi.ii hollie helped me greatly, aid gave nie an appetite like u Blrong mon. 1 Would .(oi. be without t>. ti. S. ior several thura Us weight in gold, O. E. MITCH ICM., \Vi i?fil St. Kerry, Now York. K?ISIXKSS <!AKI>K. TUGS. K. DUDLEY ll O PK ll. NKSVTQN Dudley & Newton, Auor?i?Vri ?iiul Counselors at Law, .?Som\ett?vUlc( 5. G. U'^'V'l I.I. inH'Mff i it i bo Cotll iS id' I h?> it ti l'bUi'l?l l'h uit mri lil Ulli United retail!.- ? l.ou.rl -i. I h\;lt M 8u JI I1. iL HOCUSttti, A TTORH EY-AT-LAW, Bennettsville, S. C. ? ? Office in ?ho Cour'. House-front room on thc rig UT. January ?i), 1S87. ATTORA'ICY AT LA W, B E N N IO TT S A' I LL E, S. C. 1)liOMI*T persona) attention given all business, ami will practice in tho Courts of tho Fourth Circuit. KNOX l.lVINUSTON. KIMVAItll Mci Y KR. LIVINGSTON g (TOR, T T O II XT B Y S -A T - LAW, CHEEAW S. G. ATTORNEY AT LAW, BZIKTIXTSEiTTBVZrjXiXl, B. C. OKKIOE on Darlington ?trcol, West ol' thc Cou ri House, muivh I I, ISS.O. -^Attorneys at law^ BENNETTSYILLE, S. C. OPFIOKJOVKK .J Ii KvKt.KrVa STOUK. rowBEHD a MCLAURIN & POLLOCK ATTORN K VSATLAW, CTI.ERAW, 8. C. September 2.1-if Ut NOTICIO is hereby given that applica tion will he made to the Legislature ol'South Carolina, at its next, session (In November 1NS7) for a Charier for a ltail road from llonnctlsvlllo by the most, feasi ble ronlo lo the Palmetto Railroad, at the Station itt or near Hov. N. L. Swell's in Mar'ihoro coumy. February 14, 1837. NOTION TO < KHSHTORN, EstitU' ol' Mary Ann Kiri eu lu nd Abb it?rions llnvbig elnbiis n;;uiu*t Mary Ann Slriokln lid, iheeased, nrp hoi oby noli lieil to (H'CHCIII fbein ?Inly al te ?lt di within tho lime r?<| ul roil by law : ?uni nil persons nnywiso imtehicVl uro reniiesteil to arrange lim sumo at ,"".,.. W Ii. OltO.'.bAND, M nv 26; I SST. Hxeentor. f?t?>'" Kcatl every word in Tnt: DEMO. Cit AT this week, anti profit I hereby, A LECTURE ' ON THE LOSS OF \ j,, o'I ii rc * * i iii'- N?liu'f, TH.M.-HMII aud I'..-, lil'til eure ol Si?ioliJal Wakm?*?--, ur V]n>riiia i> ulm i in.'li. 'I by :-. !'. Al'VSiii Ii>vo)i|nt(,ry r0ll|?!<5H)!:>'. ! i . .nil Kin y, }it<x v?Vi;.-i Di' '?iel linjiP'liitHiiits in Marriage giuiei illy: o<.ii,i .. nm', l.| il-'i nu1. K '.ii Mi ndil lind Physical iiioupi.cit.v. ile . -ily Hoben, u .'nh v n i ll, M. 1). Tiic worl? renowned author, tn lids athnl rnblo Lecture, oloarly proves from ids own ox? p?rioiicn Ililli tho awful cons?quence? ol' Sell Abuso tnny bo cffeolually removed without dangerous surgical 0|ior?M'Mis, b.ia'P'H, ju struthonts, rinj;s or cordials; jiomttng HUI - mode nt' euro nt onoo eertnin omi cH'coiunl, by whioti o very stillerer, no mntlcr, what li 1 n oon ditton muy bc, tuny euro himself cheaply, pri vately awl radically. Bff?'This lecture will prove a boon to thousands and thousands. Sont uniter Heal, in a nlain envelope, to any a dd n SK post j aiil, on receipt ol' four conti', or two portage BttimpB. Address, Thc Culvci'wcll ItliMlivnl ??. 41 Ann St, Now York. Post Oflloo Box lil) .<v-|.' 29, HAWORTH & CO, Druggists anil Pharmacists, Konnoi?HvilIo, S. C. (Formerly S, IK MO Nit OE ~- DKATIRKB' IN - Tollet and Fancy Articles, Stationary and School Books. Brushes, ? in ts nd Oils, ?fe?"* A Aili lino of I ho ..hove article* nlwuys on Ininti. jrj!3>"Prescript iou s Carefully Com pounded Day and Niyht. Muy loth. i886. LUMBER! LUMBER !! FROM ROUND PINE FA UTI HS IN WANT OK Kl HST (.hiss Lumber l?o ni li- und 1'ine, mid delivered tu nnler, cnn t-ecure the sume hy sending their ordors to tho Sion tu Mill 2i miles Kind of llennoti.-villo. on Bounty Spot limul, und neur C. V. & Y. V. H. J{. Prices idwiiy? roi.pomiblo, mid thoio in Winn r-liould see mo helbie buying ehe w h ero ll ll WILLIAMSON. Bonnottsvillo, Oei 13, J88?H?