The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, December 20, 1889, Image 10

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m ?ii BY S. A. BROWN & Co. Pub li siled Weekly, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20,1889. Tho Ci'oi??. Tho year 1889 1ms beon fi prosper ous year for South Cu roi i n a. In her notion, corn, whont ami rico Ci6|W} B?IO BurpnBscil tho previous year, while ? in tho ont crop ulone slio loll hchiml. It has boen cst ima tod that the total value of tho crops, excluding tho fruit crop, was $11,010,090 in o x c o s si o f Inst your, while tho aroa planted, with the exception of corn and oats, wos Usa. Tbp viiluo of tho fruit crop by the (liflbrent ' styles of fruit gives somo in teresting figures, the pouch crop lend ing with a total vuluo of $149,700; I then comes the melon crop valued at $130,920, followed by tho grape crop ut 888,240, tho apple crop ut $09,185,1 and tho pour crop at $15,442. It is lo bo prcuuniod that, as tho cnnniiries | now bein^ established all through tho State increase moro and moro atten tion will be attracted towards the cul tivution of fruit.-Charleston World A Ntu'vow-Mimlcd View. JACKSONVILLE, FLA., December 14;-The Presbyterian Synod of Wost Florida and Alabama lins boen in ses sion at Pcusncola for tho past three days. A profound sensation wes j created by Dr. Shearer, President of j Davidson Coll?g?, N. C. Iii his ad MII'CSS last night, tho reverend gentle man proceeded to denounco tho com mon school sys'oin of tho country, \ whose non-soeterianisin proyonted thc 1 oditMition of youths in tho religion of their in thors He advocated strongly the advisability of having children of Pp'sby torin ns educated in schools fos tered by that church, so that therein they might receive religious training iii consonance willi tho lilith of their pi)rents and luorul instruction now denied to a great extent iu govern mental institutions. -??ar?? How's Th lal Wo ot?or Ono Hundred Bollars Reward for any ouso of Catarrh that can not bo outed by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. 1<\ J. CHENEY &CO., Plop's Toledo, O. Wo, tho undersigned, have known P. J. Cheney for tho last 15 yours, and believe Til?n perfectly honorably iu nil bimi neus transactions, and ilunnelally ablo to carry out any obligations mado by their firm. Wost & Trnux, Wholcuulo Druggist, Toledo, Ohio. Walding, Kinimn <Ss Marvin, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, Ohio. E. II. Yan lloosen, Cashier Toledo Nation al Bank, Toledo, Ohio. Hft/W\i.;utarrh Caro ls taken intornnlly, nbt?iig directly rtpoii thoidood'aiid nUicous nurfaces of tho system. Price 750. por bottle. Sold by all Druggists. A Scrap of Fapor Eaves uer Lifo, lt was jtiBt au ordinary scrap of wrap ping paper, but it Bavcd her lifo. Siro was In tho last stages of consumption, told by phyuieinus that abo was i non ru rile nud could live only n short limo; abo weighed Jess than sovonty pounds, Ou a picco of wrapping paper sho road of Dr. King's Now Discovery, and got a satnplo bottle; it helped her, she bought a largo bottle, it helped hor mora, bought another mid grow bettor fast, continued its uso and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, woiging 140 pounds. Por fuller partioulars send stamp to W, ll. Colo, Druggist, Eort Smith. Trial bottles of this wonderful Dlscovory Pico at Jennings' Pharmacy. Many I'orsons Arc brolton down from overwork or lionsoliold wes lirown's Iron Bitter? rebuilds the .system, aids digestion, removes ex eves of hilo, and eures malaria; Oct thc genuino. .. At tho Clio Drug Storo yon will find nil kinds of Drugs and Medicines either on hand or coming to hand, or will bo ordered on command at Dr. Humor old stand, kept by L. Wood. CHURCH ZJ?REOTOIIY. KORTI! MARLGORO CIRCUIT APPClilTMEIlTS FOR 1889. , .Roy. JVL.'?lay, P. C. . ^_ Y Fir&t Sunday. fg&Sft^,., Lcr ll a. m. Shilo 3.30 p. m. ? / Second Sunday. ?K d rove 11 a. ni, New Hope 3,30 p. m. fflBBS Third Sunday. HHNflo ll a. m. Ebenezer 3.30 p. m. fig* Fourth Sunday. Wr ?nt .V Hopo 11 a. m. Onk (?rove 3.30 p. m. tv amount Mill ll n. m., on Saturday be \j, ie the second Sunday and ll a. m., on ??0 Sunday. DRICHISVItfE CIRCUIT APPOIHT H Ell IS (Oft 1890. Bethel 1st and 3d Sunday ll a. m. Antioch 1st and 3rd Sunday 3 p. m. Boykin Und and iib Sunday lin. 111. Broodon's Chapel 2d atid 4lli 3 p. m. Tho now year begins nt Boykin and Breedeii's (Jbapel Lin ti Sunday in Decetn ber. a. M. novo, 1?, 0. APPOIIITMFHTS FOR BtllHETTSVitlE CIRCUIT, lt KV. W. U. KIRTON, I?. O. Beauly Spot, 2nd and 4th Sutitlny 11 a. in. Smyrna, 2nd and tilt Sunday 3 p. m. Pinn (Jrove, 3rd and 1st Sunday ll a, ni. McOolli 3rd and 1st Sunday 3 p. m. OUR TOWN if?cHS;; M un ion IST-Hov. J. W. Danbd, Pastor Sunday School 3,00 ii. m, Preaching at 11.00 a. m., and 7.<H) p. iii. Prtiyor-ipool lng Wednesday aflernoon at A o'clock. Supt. Si S., E. 8. Cai lisio. BAPTIST-Hov. H. N. Pratt Pastor Preaching 11.00 a. m., 7.00 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday nimming nt 0.00 Prayer mooting Thursday evening, at'1,00 o'clock. Supt. S. S., C. B. Jordan, PllKSDYTKI.ltAN-HOV. W. H. Coihott pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. tn. and 3.80 I), 111. Sunday School at 0,30 A. li. Proy or-niooting on Tuesday afternoon at -1.00 , o'clock. Supt. S. S.,T. E Dudley. ATTP.HTTDHI iii a s IA sr s A;U Al i -A. T THE Temple : of : Fashion, GIBSON STATION, N. C. Can be found tho most nttractivo ?nd best selected stock of FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, Dress $ Goods. And the latest novoltics iu Such as SILK PLUSHES and Velvets, Silk Gimp, Fringes a n d Ornaments, Largo and vinni! Buttons to match, Surah and Moire Silk in all tho leading shades, &o., that can bo lound this side of a city. And whilo wo aro headquarters for fashionable goods lor tho ladies, wo also tako tho s uno interest in selecting tho latest styles for Gentlemen's -:- Wear, And wo invito them to call and ex amino our beautiful lino of H?TS, SC?RFS, ' CGLL?RS, CUFFS; SHIRTS, &?, Wc will please you in styles and pi ices. House -:- Furnishing -:? Goods. In the way of Oil Paintings, Dining Room Gems. Carpets, Rugs, Table Cloths. Napkins, Silver and Glass ware, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Wo nlso sell the SINGER SEW ING MACHINE with all the attach ments, warranted for five for $18.50. Call and sec it. : OUR SUB-WHO nunan;: ls still under tho management of Miss Mattie Adams, who is comp?tent and always strives to please her cus tomers. Thanking the public for past pat rouage and soliciting continuance of same, 1 remain, Yours Respectfully, P. R. MASON. October 25th, 1880. Lb persons aro foibicldon to biro Jmrbor or employ my daughter Mary 1011a who is undor ago und lins loft me ithout cause. HESTER MoKAY. Oct. lil.89. Constitution and By-Laws -GOVERNING J. It. Klllough's Music House, Lately Removed to thc Marco Building, DARGAN STREET. To Take Ellect Jan. 15th, 1889. Art. ist, Sec. 1st, lte.^olved, that in asmuch as my former oflicc on Evans Street failed to .accommodate the ims meuse volume of business constantly being thrust upon me, therelorc I will remove to the commodious Marco Build? ing on Dargan street, where I can dis?, play my goods to the thousands who go to see me, and have ample room for re pairs, storage, &c. Sec. 2d. I will secure ?. first-class Tuncrand Repairer, Mr, Joseph Lcisch, who will do first-class -york for all who may desire at reasonable rates. Sec. 3rd. Be it emphatically resolved, I will not allow , any competitor to un dersell or grant easier terms than I myself will give. Sec. 4. Should other dealers seek competition. I will "see them" and "go them one better." Sec. 5. I will continue to sell Pianos and Organs to suit thc taste and hnan ces ot all classes, and ship them direct from the factory to the purchaser, there by insuring fresh new stock. Sec. 6\}. Also? be it resolved, that I will allow fifteen days test at the home of the customer, guaranteeing satisfac tion or no sale. Sec. 7. Be it firmly resolved that I will sell at one price to all, excepting the following amendment : Amendment to Sec. 7. I deem it just to allow special discount to churches, schools, ministers and music teachers, believing the same to result in good <o myself and the public. Sec. 8. Be it understood that I cheerfully answer all correspondence relating to my business, sending cata logues and circulars free. N. B.-AU parties who are willing to subscribe to the above Constitution and By-Laws will please address J. JJ. KILLOUGH, Drawer D., KI.OUKNCE, S. C Jan. 30, 1889. CORNS, (p BUNIONS mm^^^^rh MO WARTS, VX/ljfwMTr PAlNl Notice of Final Discharge. ESTATE OK JAMES B. WILLIS, Dcc'd. Having filed my final return ns the Administrator of thc personal estate ol James B. Willis, deceased, in thc oflicc of thc Probate Judge of Marlboro Coun ty, I will on thc eighth day ol January next, at 12 o'clock, M., apply lo sahl Probate Judge for a final discharge. ELI WILLIS, Ad ministra Cor. Benncltsville, S. C., Dec. 6th, IH89, \ jiO, listening. Insurance. -(0) MUTUAL LIFE. -(n) \?l hon solieitod to insure in othor eom V? tinnies rcmoiubor Mint TIT IC MUTU AL LUM INSURANCE COMPANY OF NJ5W YORK is entitled lo your first consideration, since it holds tho ihroniost piuco muong tho Lifo Insurnnco Institu tions of tlie world, and offors superior advantages in nil tho features of business, together with unequalled financial securi ty. 1. It is tho Oldest activo Lifo Insur" euee Company in this Country. 2. It is tho Largost Lifo Insurance Company in tho World. 3. lt is tho Strougost Financial insti tution in the World, it* n>sots uuiounting to move ill an $128,000,001). 4. It is tho Safest. Company in which to Insure. 5. It is tho Cheapest t.'ompany in which to Insure its large dividend ro* turns reducing tho final cost ol' Insur ance below that ol' any other Company. 0. It is tho liest Com puny in which to Insure, us it combiuos all the advnntag03 of ogo. largo and' select membership, fiuanciul strength, absoluto security, and the cheapest Insurance that is honestly possiblo under anv contract which has a deiiniio vuluo to tho beneficiary. 7. It lins uo stoekho'dors to claim any part of tho profits. Tho assets and sur plus all belong lo the insured. 8? Its Now Policy is tho most liborul over offered by any Insurance Company. U. lt place? no Restrictions upon Travel, Occupation or Rosidonco af tor being two years in forco. 10. Peing practically Non-Forfmlnbln and Incontestable, it provides a legacy and not a lawsuit. 11. It is tho simplest nnd most com prehensive form of Insurance Ooutraoi over issued, 12. All Claims aro paid immediately upon accoptunco ot proofs ol'death. 13. Tho Distribution Policy of this Company presents a most atttactivo in vestment feature. .1. I>\ KILLEBREW, Bonhottsvillo, S- 0- Spcciul Agt. Oct. ll, 1880. V?$/?I ^ Presents in thc most elegant form THE LAXATIVE AND NUTniTlOUG JU IOU -OK THU FIGS OF CALIFORNIA, Combined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial, to the human . j^yiLem, forming an .a^eable...^ and effective laxative to perma nently cure Habitual Consti pation, and the many ills de pending on a weak or inactive condition of the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS. lt is thc most excellent remedy known to CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY When ono is llilinus or Constipated -SO THAT PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING 8LEEP, HEALTH nod OTRENOTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Every one is using it and all are delighted with it. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOO MANUFAOTURED ONLY DY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. HAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, AT. NEW YORK, N. * (Prickly Ash, Poko Hoot, nnd Potassium.) CURE? Prlmnry, Secondary, mid Tertiary Syphilis, Kyphilltlo Eruptions, b.-i ofilia ami Scrofulous Krupllons, Ulcers and Old Sores, Ithuuiuntlsm and nil dlBoasos of tho blood; nil those flint linvn resislod othor treatment ylold steadily and surely to tho wondorful powor of P. P. i'., tho groat Blood Pnrtltor. li 1.1, ?y * ' . ilium. niiMiii i'm Ul. All UieHU disoasos yield readily to tho powor of P. P. P., giving now lifo and now Htroiigth. Cured In Its worso form; somotlmes In oases with Erysipelas, whore tho patient was in Kier nal Pain mid niven up by t lin phj .dolans, insonio onsen Scrofulous Ulcarsbroke ont lill tho put ty wnsuiniisn of corruption; ii bottle of 1'. 1?. 1*. waa procured, mid tho disenso ylolded (illicitly; And tn all Affections of Un- lilood.P. P. P. slniids alone and unrivaled Mid sonic of its euron mo really wondorlul. lt yon suiter hom nnylhlngllltoSyplilIls, Re.ro fula, Minmi Polsoil, Ulcers, Old Sores, Klionmn tism, or any dlsoaso ol tho blood, bo sun? mid give P. V. 1', a trial. P. P. P. (Pi liddy Ash, Poko lion! and Potassium) ls no rti.rrot patent iiiedleiiKi liku ibo ninny on the market. Its formula ls tm every botlle,'thus giving v. guaranIt o of Un purity mid wholosoiuo noss that no othor blood punuor does glvo. for salo by nil druggists, Liri'MAN lhtoR,, Wholosalo Drng^istn, Solo Manufacturers and Proprietors, Lippman Block, Savannah, Gn. Bailey Cotton Seed. -)<>( FAR TIJCS wanting to buy lim colo bruted Hailey cotton seed, which i ilostinod to supplant all othors can BO euro tho sumo at o.Nii on NT A SEED on application to nm nt Carolina. P. O. Marion county, S C. Dollar package? will be sont by mail prepaid. Tho staple from lids scad sold in market this sea*, son for 17 coats, N. N. MCDONALD, Jr. Nov. 7. 1880.T2m Mediodl Gard ! '?J rr- ' , 1 milli undersigned having located per* I mauonily in jlonnoitavillo, roturus hts thanks for n Warrill patroiuiRO ami hopes hy strict attonjtion to business to merit a continuation, i Ih^idcs t?lJH?KliVj, OBSTETRICS and tho' general proof icu ol' iMcdiomo, 1 tuko ploasuro in atihonuioitig to all t hat 1 havo thoroughly cqu/ippod niyk'lf with tho httost and most iuj provod iu-uVinnonit forspecial treatment olf'JTlANSFUSION in (USES ol'DANGEROUS lllflMOK AOE, all THROAT, NOSE mid LUNG disoason. OONSUMPTIO(N pp^oially TREAT ED upon tho IRATEST and MOST PR O M ISING TUjjfi RE PUTICS. Partios in Ilcnfcettsvill? will bc EX A MIN ED and TKEATED lor tiny of tho above disens^sutt their own homos by being request cd fa ko do'. Thoso troth a dihtanoo nt my rb* id?neo on Dtrii'igton Street-tho losidonco formerly ooiupied hy Mr. Cnroy T, Eoistotling in East lieu? lionsville, j Culls iu Day lew at Breeden & Wells' Drug Storo will bi^Nioinptly altomlod to. At night ut my rosijlouoo. ChurcOH for, EXAMINATION and TREATMENT rcakonable. Very ltclspcetfully, H. li. EftSTERlING, M. 0.,. M. Medico.! Chi. Society Phila. Jauuuiy 1, ;80 \ Annual Retupis of Properly! COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE,) ] IHN NHTT8V11,nu, S. C., Doc. 2, 1880. \ TVT OTIOE is hereby given that this ollie? ? X N will he open from the 1st day of January lo tito 2()th day of Fobi'Uiry, 188U, for tito purpose, bf receiving tho Ho lums of tho taxpayers of Marlboro County. All periOtis linvhig property, Kcal or Personal, in their possession ns Owner or Holder; us Husband, Parent, Guardian, Trustee, Administrator, Accounting OIH eer, Ap eat, Attorney or Factor, on the 1st day of January, 181)0, aro required to list tho saine for Inhalion within tho lime re quired hy law, tir incur tho penalty of FIFTY PISH O ION T., which uita?l??s In cuso of failure lp do so. rho poll tax <>i One Dollar ls laid noon all mae persons hotwecn the ages of 21 and 00 years, except poisons who aro maimed ami unable to cain u support. The Auditor or nu Assistant will attend nt tho following places In tho county on the days named foi' tho convenience of tho public: HROWNSVILhK, January 7th. HERRON on ll.o 8th. OLIO on tho uh . UKI) HLUFKt.ii tho loth. TATUM on tho I Uh. NIOWTONVlj.UO on tho nth. l?HOlITSVJJiLK on tho l illi. QUICHES STONE on thc 15th. SMITH VI Lilli, ((inuit's Mill). Killi. HKI) IULL.tCoxo's Stoic), 17th. HLHN l i ElMjoh the l8th. OHieo InlHonnottsvllio will bo op?n during tho timi prescribed by law- from January 1st lo H?bt nary 201 li, 1800-whore parlies hi Hoihiktsvilic and those who fall to return at |ic several appoint monts made can be actommodated. JMO?S ALFORD, Audit-M Marlboro County. J. T. DOUGLAS, - DEALER IN Drugs Medicines, 'I?AND * CHEMIIALS.^ FINE STATIONARY, CLAMPS. OILS AN) PAINTS,* And Cioico Tobacco VIDAL'S OLD ?STAND April 15, ll>85 FRESH A1?IVALS - AT ri HEATING AND COOK STOVES, ONE-HORSE DIX lt PLOWS, TWO-HORSE DIXIEVLOWS, MACHINERY Ol\|S OE ALL GRADES. / WHITE LEAD AN LINSEED OIL. j BASKETS OE ALT/KINDS and BIZ ICS. I CHEAP FCRNITlllE iii SUITS iuid by-tho PIECE. I A FULL LINIO O/ STONE and HOLLOW WARF:. To arrive a largo lof of SPLICED BAGGING in rolls. (Cleanliness is hos to Godliness) Wo have a large lot f SOAP to aid in this great causo. Nov. Ll,'88. Is tho oldost mid most ?luiInr scientific nrd inoclmnlciil imiicr pnlillsh/ mid linn lint lum't-t circul?t lon of any imper nts MUMM in Hw world. Kully llluMtrnUil. >,l'M ' fH .? Wood Kn^rnv InKit. PnlillMied wnokl} Simd for ?iHTlmon copv. Price 13 n y oil r. I- rjiiomiiii* trlnl.il. MUttN A CO., I'Biii.lHin . &U llroiulwuy, N.V. ARCHITECTS t Edition of Sole, flo American. \y A Rrent m?enos. Knoll Hilo cnntulna colored UtlioKrnplili! i>iiii**.s t.f o iii y und Miv ri sdon, eos ur pulillo uulldlnuR. in in ii ri nix i'iiio IIVIIIK? and full pluns und nour nt mun tor tim imo ot mich mi ??iUQMpl?tq bia: nt. Prlco WM ii yimr, '?'J CtB. IV COliy." v MUNf I CO., 1'llllI.IHUKUS. ?40 yonrn' oxporloi Mind linvo iiimlu over ?oo.?t?? ApplRiiujoiiiilr American und tor? olKiitintuiil??. SMiifir llniidtiook. Cur.cu. poiidonoo strictly conilijUiil. ' TRADE/1ARKS. In enso your nmrlc 1M I ronlntorcd In tlio Pat ent. Olllco, apply t'i MIN A Co., mid procuro lliauoutiito prutoctton, fud /or llnndliiiok. iJOPYllKJllTH Wtoiikd. clinrti, limp?, ?to., ?iiilckly procuroiLVIilrcss MUNN As CO., P int HnllelloiH. _UKNBtlAI. QyyiOlp nuOAOWAY. N. Y. - ALL Kittos olin.? PniNTiNG done In the-neatest styl?; ? the art nt THU M ART'?ORO DEMOTT OKFICE. llIMIlliillll Ladies and Gentlemen! "Uni TiVTdTT A XTT\ OTT ?J TT Al? T^XUOTi T> T?V? TV* r Arr /-N ? MID ll IE TvJoU Aili/ J. L? ?l I Wi' j. J n li J IXL illOJ L\U /V customers, who daily th?oiig uuv placo o?" business, it is impossible for us to remember if ALL tho DH?R PKOPLK have sec? our immense assortment o?* Goods, so wo ieel duty bound, us a public-spirited citizen of this county, to invite your personal inspection of the colossal selections of useful, beautiful and ornamental goods, with prices unrivalled for cheapness, lo be found at Carroll's Jewelry 8tore. I wish to rom i nd my customers and patrons of tho progress, en largement, magnificence, beauty nud nijftgi?[jtud(?.rf0f this-ono of Ben liottsviilo'? most attrnetivo ontorprises. mmi AND EXAMINE.MY STOCK! I am now inakinsc rt ppooialtv of WATCHES, of all kinds. T those who may bo wailing to visit some"of tho adjoining cities to make their purchhaea in this line, wo would especially oxtond this invitation to jost themselves on OU Ll PRICES before buying elsewhere. Wo havo unrivalled facilities for buying, buy expenses uro'leas, and wo claim to pell the SAME CLASS OE GOODS from 15 to 40 per cent, cheaper than City ^jewelers. THESE ARE INDISPUTABLE FACTS ! 1 WANT YOUR Tit ADE, and if j.dli consult your own interest I will have it. 1 don't ask you to, trade with .me for lovoorj friendship alone, but because 1 give bargains not to bo found olsowhoro for thc same money. 1 will not' expect you to buy goods fromme Unless you ?co that you aro guiling; BARGAINS. All I ask is a fair and honest comparison of all prices... [ At You will find the largest assortment of goojs to select from. Don't think because wo are in tho country tba. we rry a small, stock. Tho goods uro HERE, and we propose to sell them. If you don't seo my prices before buying You Will Certainly Be Sick of tho eo-callcd bargains you pick up wjth BO called wholesale houses, city jewelers, &c. To thoao who have already visited my Mam moth Fancy Goods Store, I feel to enumerate tho different lines of goods carried therein would houseless nd be considered twain repe tition of thc frequent rec ci it amioimcouiono in these columns, but I will not feet like I lind oven partial! dono mv duty, if I failed to SPECIALLY J M VITE your attention to my belections of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, CHINA-WARE, GLASS-WARE, WILLOW-WARE, BOOKS, PLUSH GOODS OF ALL KINDS. Anything mut n We lor a l'HKSKNT, you will find hero. I will havo roi umisunlly lnrgo ilUpluy-,of lluUthiy Uoodd iii Benson. My personal nttontion is given to tito Rapturing Oo ?mrttiioiil ol' my business. . Wo g lt (ir an too nil gooda us vepvosentcd. No underhand methods. On thia basis wo In tond, if possiblo, to'olcvnto tho nppreobition of RD nlrendy encouraging public. WK HA VB NO KbUiS, l)UU, or FLA 1? DUODLE INCURS, BUT A SQUARE UK AL FOR EVE lt Y DOLLAR ! Yours, With Apprecintion? mbor 16, 1SS.1. DOO RS, * S ASH, DOORS WINDOW FRAMES, MANTELS ANO1 BRACKET WORK OF .EVERY. STYLE AND DESIGN SUPPLIED AT BOTTOM PR?S. ' GALL AND SEE US, On tho Cornor south of Baptist Church, And lio Street running West From tho Presbyterian (lliuroh. ." M " . , ?. 'S. F. POWERS, Bonnettsville, S. C., November 18th, 1885 GIBSON STATION MARBLE YARD. -^g^ranraravCT^i^ - HoMMOMts mi? l?m??mmB off Every ^<^V\. THE UNDEKSIGNEp, having had ten years ex"er encc in thc Marble M^nUlBusiness, takes pleasure in notifying thc public peiitially that he is prc ff} ?' I'ilhlpared lo furnish at short notice any kind of GRAVESTONES and MON ?S% I' U MEN TS. Ile uses the best RUTLAND MARBLE of Vermont, and |JQ^will furnish ITALIAN MARBLE when desired. FREIGHT on finished marble is high, so you ?wm not only get advant \*c of his LOW PRICKS, but will save the height. Designs and estimates fur ished onapplication. ADDRESS, j. W,;MC?LWEE, Aug. 24, 1887. GIBSON'S STATION, NC GOING LOWER ? No Sir! They could not. tran ss' prices are lower now lian you will find them any 'here. Did you say we have rivals ? !;hat do wo caro. Wc have iscountcd all comers up to ow, and wc can do it again,, 'c've got the pluck and gol. ?iegrit and got the money loo., lase your mind and let us in n?e you lo make a trial pur has from our immense Spring; tock of Dry Goods, Shoes, &c. I If any body can give you: itisfaetion, wager your shcek ;s that we can. Yon Want These Goods ! * rou can't understand what ivo offer, without seeing. SEEING IS 33ELI EVINf?. SIMON STRAUSS. May 10th, 1880. IS m * Druggist & Pharmacist, * gip TATUM STATION, H. O. - DEALER IN - P U It E Ul D?(UGS, MEDICINES, TOILET and FANCY ARTICLES also a nico lino Cigars mid Tobacco. Pioi-oi'ipiions oarofuily compounded at all hours. [Deo. 5lh, 1888. BA ??s? -H. W. Carroll keep* ilgesolall kinds-Masonic, Knights Honor, Knights ot Pythias, Odd Fel-~ W! and Y. M. C. A. badges, which : will sell as cheap as they cnn bu in^ht in any of thc cit es, , VOll HA I. H HY AT. I. IHUMJGIHTO. ?.TTTMAN pnOO., .Wholpnalo JDtilfffrUti. bolo Prop-:., Uppnmn Blook, oavaonnu, an. ?AVK YOUR JOB PRINTING -DONE AT~ The Democrat Office !N THE VVORJ.M' Ato manufactured und ?old fop ?jo leant ,by ti ? Sj SC O Ul rS Iii OS < r g ca ut 93 money '??ON XHIB I'Al'Kli. it any AnMovHUyn ho h.-ut tho Vf, !.. Uouelns Mi?os without immo ?ml prlco lUiniuotf on tho bolto m, yut hlui down ttl it fraud, " ? fir, S.J ?? SS FOR GENTLEMEN. liant In tho world. Kxntulno lila OO ?SKNlJINli IIANU-8KWKI) 81101?, 00 l?ANl)-8KWICD WELT 8IIOK. _ ?O rOLlCK ANI> FAUMUllf?' HliOK, HO KXTHA VA LUM CALI' KHOK..' ?8 WORKINGMAN'S 8UOI0. >?' 00 and ?1.75 1JOV8' SCHOOL 8HOJ?8, All made lu Congre**, Hutton nun Lace, W. LU DOUGLAS S3 SHOE L A EP?JE 8? Hoot Malorlr.l. Bout Style. liOBt Fitting. If not sold by your dealer, wrllo W? I.. DOUGLAS HItOOKTON. MA88, JG??y- Examino \Y. L. Douglas' $2 Shoos for 1 md iou lind (lent lomen. , FOR SALE BY Ar. J. BBJ3T0W & CO. BENW13TT?V1LLE, ?. 0, ^ JENNINGS' 1101111111133 Italic tinville, ;S. C. PUBElpEUfiB, Toilet aiul Fimcy j Artife, ? "1 Mowry, agiota! "p Brusli&Syf?c?ntH and Oils, ?@* A Aili HMO ol' ilio abovo articles always on hand, Prescription a Carefully- Com pounded Day and Nif/ht, ?iosp?'.ifitH.Vi DOUGLAS. JKNNJNOS. Mardi 2f)lli, 1880. I nm now prepared to buy ur soil Heal] Esl ato lu Marlboro. Pardo* 'wishing.to buy or sell, will do well to conter with nie,/ or Avrit? inp nt. Blonhoim, S. C., bo fore! making snits or purcliaso?. A. J. MATHESON. July 1, 1880. j Powder at Wholesale. ?AVING nccepted tho ngenoy ior the salo of DUPONT'S RIFLE POWDER, I cnn soil it in nnbrokcu packages nt same piico it is sold ior in tho cities and thus snvo dealers tho freight. JJ??T Send in your orders in time for mo to ship it direct to you ns I do not keep much in stock. J. F, EVERETT. Juno 43th, 1888. ?NOTARY PUBLIC,* MCCOLL, S, C. Oot. 3itt, 1888. mcoiiea I n l ?ho wort,!. Our (nclllUc, aro ' UIK.JI'.?I?II, Rn J tn Introduce- our . tllJ.CrlOl fOWl, 1*6 ?111 ?(?ml?HKE' "' tooNK nilson Ia etch locality,) - a, ebor,, 'Only (hoi* who Wile) lo ut at once can meko tut? cf Ilia chance. AU you hare lo do In it linn ii i<> ?how our gooda lo , Ihoie who call-your nclghbort ' and thou around you. Tnt he* ''?Inning of thia a il? tri lit ment ?howl Hi) imtll end of thetelt eeope. The following cut BITM iht entrance of ItriductcUo ahout the flfilelh part of Ul hulk. Il li errand, doubla lite till, aconcniUraeai lieaiy tocarxy.Wewlllilioihowyouhowyo? ian make from 8? ?oi?10 a'day at lei,!, from lha iM^jf out experience, licit,r write at once. Wi pay all a? prill char jet. Addriil, ll, il A I.I,Kl r ?, CO,, ?ox 880, roATLAXU, M*l>f?\ l^l^^^^^^t^S^v^v.lulb?,^ I M a of 11 Ol I H C. h o til !IAn3WHS8EioCT*ntnt>lca' Thcao ?Ample, a, well ''An&ATiuT??^^"^;^ fleo. AU.Oie woik you need do ll lc"ihow what wa lend you lo ihoia who ?indi ond neighbor, a?d thon nboul you-thalalway! rilub. Evaluable trad* for u.. which Wit for yian vrl.r-n once llarled, itidthuiwearercpiht We py all exyrcn, fiolKhl, clo. Afjer you "now alt If yo. would like lo go (o woik for ul. you can tM i from ttitO lo 8?*> wifVind upward?. AddriVl, ?."A.i . I ., ^j.n i i. For Sale. j One ftevciveif?hts JEHSKY JBULL, th}CO years old. Applv tov ^ W- PEARSBY, Blonliopi s. cv ^ N0V927, 188-4t v