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rn im f BENNBTTSYILLB, S. G. BY s. A. imowsr & vo. Tho Oldest and Largest Newspaper Issued in Marlboro County. $1.00 3? IE IR; J^JSnSTTTJUL. Ojjlco in l*ont Otjioe lt all di nu, ^TQW? ANO COUNTY ~NEWS? ~Fridsy. December 20 1889. e1 .1 ??? J....: iv? 'c_.1.ii'.-'.> J1"-! ? INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS MRS. J. G. W. Conn-Houso for Balo. N. D. JOHNSON-Palmetto Acadomy. E. W. BRISTOW-Administrator^ Salo, P. A. ROOKHS-Sheriff's Salos. (, M. WKATHKKI.Y-block's Salo. RELIGIOUS NOTES. Stewards for North Marlboro Clronlt will moot at tho Parsoungo on Monday, Deooinbor 30, 1889, at 11 o'olook a. m. JOHN L. RAY, P. 0. Hov. J. A. Porter, tho now pastor of Blouhoim circuit filled his appointments nt llobron and Ebouofcor laBt Sunday. DEATH'B DOINGS. Died ab her homo in Charleston, on Thursday Decoinbor 12, 1889, Mr? Alice G, Johnson-aged 4$. Mia. Johnson, waa tho widow of Mr. A.C. Johnson, formorly of this placo, and well known in this county. Tho romains woro laid to rest in Magnolia cemetery on tho 13th. CHRISTMAS AT BLENHEIM. Georgo Wi McLeod's headquarters for ChriRtmns Gooiln will havo tho largest display this Henson ovor soon in a country store. Ho hopes to boo all his old friouds and ns many now ones ns eau como. A full Uno of all kinda of candles, fruits, nuts, toys, ami fireworks, arriving daily. On Christmas night ho will givo a freo exhibition with a grand display of fire works. Evorybody invited. RED HILL LITERARY SOCIETY. Tho young folks of Rod Hill lmvo or ganized for their Hooial entertainment a literary socioty, with tho following ofilcers: President-Miss Anna Hill. Vico Prosidcnt-C. W. Crosland. Seorotary-lt. C. Coxo. Critio-M. L. Alford. The mcotiugs will bo held semi-month ly, A "Dlmo Reading" will bo givou nt enoh mooting, and they solicit tho on couragerocub of tho cominuuity. ACCIDENTAL FIRE. On Tuesday afternoon, about 3 o'clook, a tenant houso on Capt. T. E. Dudloy's place in Wost Bonncttsvillo was a rei* dentally destroyed by fir?. Tho houso wns a two-room dwelling with cook room at tached, nud now "occupied by Mr. John ^yHtouiijriW ut?'! w?f?'a'hU'?'.?ri .v?n'o in lilli l?oj . ? ii th? f?M Ktit?Ud, but not oro .?bi .> ?-,. ? t>> -tho houso fc'iv: Hamm .->.?iVV>'.':!th: .yxu'Ai ..' ,i.?;c ..<.. Ju/,. Vu-}. . ? 'd d, ? ?Mi IttVo " ))(./ .Vf.. '/.'' ? :ie .1 ? ?I.'? ". v. lile*?, by HIM quick fojcc'rtignt o? Wit, AV. A. ,;A>v> {iy, w;i>i happened t? be liding by, WUK ..niely taken ?mt nun sav.d, The lire originated in somo straw in tho cook room Witera the children woro ploying. A FIENDISH AOT. On Saturday night Inst about io o'olook. tho bara and stalls adjoining together with 400 buBhols corn, a vnlunblo borne, a lino young mulo, and n lot of pons, tho proper ty of Mr. D. I, Lilos of BrlghtBvillo, woro totally destroyed by Uro. Tho origin of tho Uro was undoubtedly tho work of nu iuoonJiury, as thoso who gob to tho Uro first discovered tho barn door opon, and tho supposition is that tho barn was first robbed then fired to ludo tho traces of robbery. Language falls UB to say what ought to lie dono with tho fiends who would rob 01 burn tho property of a man so universally loved and liked as Mr. Liles ie. Tho loss is about $2,000 with no iusuranco .PERSONAL. Col. John I). Murchison, now a resident of Carroll, Md., is on a visit to his old home. Mr/Fletcher Harris, who hns been vory ill, was ablo on Sunday to bo taken to tho he .no of his father in Adnmsvillo. Miss Janio Wobutor, daughter of James Wobstor Esq., loft on Wednesday morning to upend tho holidays with ber grandparents noar Hasty, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Killebrew will leave on Saturday to spend tho holidays at their homo in Edge field. Mrs, Hattie Simms, of Columbia, ls visiting hor paronts Mt. and Mis. Dr. T, W. Bouchlor. Mr, D' A. Out/,, travling agent of tho Charleston Daily World spout Sunday and Monday in our town in tho interont of his pnpor which has a largo list horo. Our young people aro delighted to havo M i HS Carrio Boyd, of Benuottsvillo, among them again, Sho is tho guest of her slater, Mrs. W. S. Willis.-Johnston Monitor, 12th inst. THE DEMOCRAT WANT TO SEE. All the lamps on front stroot lightod ovcry night during tho holidays. Evorybody como to tho freo exhib?? tiou, of Chrisrtmas goods noxt week. Tho County Commissioners havo tho roof of tho Court JIOUBO painted boforo the rust oats holes in tho tin and causo ?oaki, A subscription startod lo unable tho oity counoil to improve tho crossing near tho Marlboro Hotel so as to make it panaablo during a wot spell. THO amateurs of town got up an enter tainment for somo evening during tho holi day^ Jyf A building boom commonood agoin to furnish [miall cottages for rent. ?iociil Observations?). .. lluvo your Job Printing dono at homo, , Tho Gordon union meet to might at their Armory, ; >': r .. Noxt Sunday ia tho Bkort?st '.doy' of tho yoar. ., Tho timo for paying taxes .hair boon oxtendod to tho Qrat of February 1890! . Novon boforo waa thoro auoh'n dla. play of holiduy gooda in out tow?,' t Como and BOO. ?* . .. Bol Rowe wants everybody to know that he has a contempt tor "Side Shows." A. J. HOWE. .. Noxt Weduo8doy hoing Ohrlatmnsf wo hnpo all hnvtug favors will plonao hand thom in by Tuesday morning. ,. Attention ?B asked to tho ' now ad vertisements lu this Issue-eapcotnlly tho administrator's Hides. Try aud attend. . The young mon of town havo or? gauizod u Skating Ring for amuaomont during tho long winter ovoulngs. . Rev. J. A, Portor, wo loam, baa routed tho brick reuidonoo now oceupied by Mr. M. F, Elorbo for tho coming year. .. Dol Rowe's. Big Show is open to the public free. A. J. ROWE. Dec. 20, 1889. . . Don't Bond ol? to havo your Job Printing dono whoo you orin havo it dono as neut and cheap right nt your door, Pbtronizo home industry. .. Atdorman T. M. bolton will not aa ohiof marshal during tho holidays, BO tho boy? lind bettor koop n oloso watch or ho may "bag" Bomo of thom. .., Never go into Side Show when you can go in a first-class show for less money. A. ). ROWE. Dec. 20, 1889; ... At tho nnnitnl meeting of tho Grand Lodgo, A. Y. M , hold In Columbia hurt wcjpk, E. J. Sawyer, of lioimottsvillo, was olectod Grand Seorotary. . . . Dol Rowe's Rig Show has arrived, and the largest ever seen in town and don't you forget it, Dec. 20, 1889. A. J. ROWE, . . The graded school will be oloaod during tho holidnys. Thia week in review weok with th jin, nod tho fib I ld ron ?ny tho examinations nra pretty tough, but thoy aro getting thoro nil tho ??uno. Tho Bchooljwill reopen ou Jnnunry tho 7th. .. . Dol Rowe wants everybody to know that some of his competitors ure "blowing" on the merits of ids big dis play in the paper. If they have not got noms enough bc will lend some tor the occasion. A. J. ROWE. Dec, 20, I8S9. . . All who nro in nrrcnrB for subscrip tion oro earnestly requested to nrrnngo tho eamo boforo Jnnunry. After that dato we Khali make uomo ohnngcH aud rcduco tho prioo to suit tho pockets of every mau in tho oounty. Wo want you to bo among tho number. VAT.T7 A.Tr.7" T?TTTtT-*"T,.?r- "iT,;. ?'. ? ? Tl.l ru.'.?' oobvimlo?t? vnluribl*, aed unique hind nessi luck tit ihi*;k cd-md.w. |,vK .:.?<.!> ; he <.'J! m-b 1 '"fcy'-V t'td-/n< J i .-b-.r nea ..;\Ow,;?, .'.'.h;.-'. ?'.0,Vi <-r- Mi;.;, j j ?'.i., ot. )U\-<>M\ MUM;. Tl -. ?.' denn, cpiibrt- j I iii i" In die term of n. f-UM cOulrtJnbi'? ;<??> j l?hv'Ofl,' oA?h 5.1 s ii) ?n^ortiVjio: eucli doy of tho yonr, to bo torn ,cWaau^ and ono iot tho entire yonr. A porlibr^of eaoh bat is loft blank for memoranda', and na tho lonvos oro not pasted but sowed at tho ond, any entiro loaf oan bo exponed whenever desired. By an in gonion 0 de vice tho loaves tear off Independently, leaving no utah. From the first glance to the end ol a critical examination it is apparent that no pains or expense has been spared to 1 make Mood's Sarsaparilla Calendar for ! I890 the best and most popular ever ? gotten out. The subject, a beautiful child's head, with a tasty crimson hood. is perfectly lovely in every respect; the lithography, in fourteen colors, is worn derfully line; the pad is in clear, plain figures, anti the intervening slips are also printed in colors. Ask your drug- . gist lor a copy or send 6 cents in stamps to C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. 1 _^_ i ... Wnddill's Christmas dtaplay will ?ult you. .. Tho Sido Show nt Wnddill's lins ninny now mid hnndsomo attractions. . . A nine line., of gouts' linen collars, at io conta npicco^nt J. M. Jndkrtwi?? ... A Fino lot -oj; American AVqBRsr. aro (tolling cheap at Carroll's Jcwolryjf^jro.^ .. Furniture foi "tho parlor*, for-.tho bed-room or kibjann, hi groat varioty, cheap at J. F. Everett's. . . Jonniuga* Torry Syrup tho best romcdy for DyBcntory, for Bnlo nt Jon nlugs' Plmrmnoy. .. Mr, F. M. Emanuel has a Ano lot.?f young horses now-with harneas, bug gies nnd carriages to suit, ., Ramon's Roliof, nnd Rnmon'ii Norvo nnd Bono Oil nt tho Clio Drug Storo. Suro to euro all pain, L. Wood. ... Any ono wishing to buy Shares in tho MnrlhprT Cotton Oil Company will pienso npplyto SIMON STRAUSS. .. Ihiy your cigars at Jennings' Plmr mnoy, where you cnn certainly lind Homo thing to suit you, nnd got froo with ovory 2$o worth, a guess at tho fino Opon Buggy to bo gl.von nwny X?uis, DouojiAS ??Sftprqs. MAMMI?B. ' On tho uftornoon of tho 17th nt tho rcaldenco of tho brldo's fathor, Mr. Rnl ford GlbHon, by Rov. W. IC. Breedon, Mr. T. K. Adams nnd Miss Annie Juno Gibson-all of Marlboro. On Sunday, Dcoeinbor 8th, at tho ron!? donoo of tho oflloiating minister, Rov. W. K. Broedon, Mr. W. V. Whittington and Miss Amelia Barrington - nil of thin oounty. iraoaiiEss. It i.i vury important i? this ago of vast material i?i i>Ki'On> i?iiii u remedy bo pions iou; to tho taste and to tho oyo. cosily lukuu, uccoptabio to tho stomnoh and boult by in its nature and ofleot s. Pos sessing thoso quulitios, Syrup of Figs it. the ono uoi-foot laxativo und most gentle diuretic known. THE GltEAT BOOlAIi REQUISITE. "Blue Blood" ls still an ossontiul part of tho great sooial question, but nffor nil puro blood is tho koy ot* lifo, and P. P. P. lias; achieved phenomenal success us ti ; puriiioaiit mid corrector of nil ailments arising iroin bud blood und its contingent unhappy olloots. For sale by all drug gists. ItEAIi ESTATE AQENOY. Mt. II. P. Johnson has opened a real catato ngonoy tu cottneotiou with bin in Barallen business, Partien wishing to buy or soil will do woll to corrospond with him; Ho ndvoitlsos 3 valunblo ptaoos in another column, to whioh wo invito afc tontlou. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Tho bont 8alvo lu tho world for outs, bruisos, noros, uloore, Bait thouin, fovor 30roB, tottor, ohappod li mu lu, olnlblalns and 0 or 11 ti mik'nh Hkin or up tic 11 a, and positively ourcB pllcB, or no pay roquircd. It in guar anteed to glvo perfect satisfaction, or mon oy refunded. Prioo 25 cou tn por box. For wilo by Hajbiworth & Co. THE OliEUQY HEOOMMBNDIT. Malaria is nothing more (hun a blood poison and whoo it's attunks aro 1'olt something must bo taken to eomplotoly eradtoato tho poison from tho syttoiu. Dr. Wen moreland's Calisaya 'Ionio is tho most cllioiont blood incdioino in existence, mid all disorders ol the vital tluid rciidily succumb to ?ls iniluenco. A minister write?: NASHVILLE, TENN. Condomen-I find I need soino toni ns an appetizer, and also to for ti fy my system against inularial influences; Iron) having tried it myself, and from tho los i niony of others who had triod it, in wli nh I can rolv, I know of nothing so i; ?od liq Dr. Wost Moreland's Calisaya Tonic Pienso express mo throe or four bottle to tho above address und oblige, Yours sincerely, WM. Il KN uv STRICKLAND, Pastor JOdgolield Baptist Oho roll. Buy Dr. Westmoreland's Cali-> v i rouio ftt Jennings'Pharmacy and J. T< Douglas' D/ug Store A Christian Duly. ?\JR. EIMT?R:-In .the DEMOCRAT af the i?tli inst, is an article headed, '.Religion and tho Ballot Box, ' which, in tho estimation ot your humblo cor respondent, should be read and pon dered by every true christian. Facts arc stubborn things, and they ure plainly set forth hy the author ns to what is tho duty of tho christian nt thc ballot box to put dowu vice and immorality. Fiightcen. and ninety will soon bc upon us all. lt will bo the year of g?n?ral and ii .it'"iy,g?iu;.'- loi j di i ci' will f.- ii ;. fly ni (lin year ii) I, tho Synv" of oin ?j Hin ?puliiihj, uV/u tironui! I c0<). x'i nut':.,i..-ii':..', thy^j? ? ? ! r?g-.:- f- . .r (i\$Wt }\-or Sj; ? rl?iVi jU'll^e, hw rltolV ?U;.;>O:U?O?IH. nm y be true; but wi: il-.: the ?trijgjgljji; '? ?o?: ?j weu d it not b?_ v. eil the ch ri ian men of all crcods to lot jflice hunt the man, and not a man tho oil!ce. There is evil in tho country which is sapping tho foundation of morality ind christian integrity, which every watchfnl man can but observe Your correspondent's no allusion to any ono whatover, or to any section sf our beloved coud?ry. Ho mily sees the evil and would like tqfpinvo all G?ood people cast their eyes around, 3cc the evil, and then let their lights mine fearless at a propor time WATCHMAN. December 16, 1889. Tiffcharlcdton World say? that all that comes to the legislative mill this ?cssion will not bo grist by a long sluilk. 801110 of it will not even bc shelled, but will remain until next season, "tho full corn in tho ear," to bo ground by now machinery. 'Hie fact is there is too much work and too little time to do it in. Hasty legislation must necessarily bo ill ad vised and imperfect, and tho best ami only proper roinedy is to hold longer sossious. If Georgia cnn stand an eight months session it WO ll ld seem I that South Carolina ought not to grumble at, say, a three months' ses sion. Ki tb cr this or it will be necea* sa ry to stop the introduction of private bills.-Johnston Monitor, V2lh. A Sound Legal Opinion. E. Itrnin brid go, Munday Esq., County Atty., Clay Co., Tox. nnys: "Have usod Klootrio bitters with most happy results. My brother also was vory low with Mala rial Vovor and Juundico, but was cured by timely URO et' this medicino. Am satisfied Electric Hitters saved hi^ Vitq. Mr. D. I. Wilcoxson, rl Horso Cavo, KyV adds a Uko tcmUmony, saying: Ho positive ly bolioves ho would hnvo died, had it not been for Electric hitters. This groat romcily will ward off, aa well au euro nil Malarial Diseases, mid for nil Kidney, Inver, and Stomnoh Disorders stands unequaled. Prico 500. mid Iffc. nt Jennings,' I'linrmnoy. .wATTENTIONt* GORDON * RIFLES! Attond a mooting of your Company nt tho Armory on FRIDAY night, Dccomhor 20, 1889, at 8 o'clock. A full nt tenci.fmcoja desired, ns business of importance will bo brought boforo t,lio company, order of j. L. MCLAURIN, DOUGLAS JENNINGS, Captain. Orderly Berg't. I '. v . M ... . MRS. ?NN !.'.?.(:! A. ?>\ U >RT died on Decembei tnt i'RaVj JVJ 1 . ;bw, i'{orida? aged 69 j.. ?an 1 Site was i., i|h(ordi McDaniel M. O?osla ?1 ' . (.X'n'y. and in 1847 was mar. : i . >?r. ]? i n 0. Stuart, a worthy ci' . I Jonell, .die, who died lour yean h?l >. ti li . Several childi* ejjj M. ' om to them, hut it wai her t?rji i'fnl lot to commit the n)ost ol them ld hi grave, only three ^sur-ive hot,. .M! .?! vhom by thc high and universalij?tcem ia which they are held, ? >w i lui fijjili ol all her carc lultraining She wa ?iieioy/e<] vi:'i giiojd judgment and great < > t / . >] va ; much loved hy her m.'i" lor . uprightness and sinc ii'v, har ^uipathy* with the aillicted, in he?olt?laijsr? ?nd cheerlul, loving tei ...!. v> mg she pro fessed lah' : i" a.. ind her li lc ex pressed iii; 1? lui cheerful piety. Poi- many yeal ? *?'? ' wai. 1 alucd mem ber of i he bi ?ville Presbyterian church, lu which u < 1 ii band waa a Ruling Elder Her ?fllictipns wyn, iri-my.and griev ous, but hone with /pi Un* patience and loving truv in <'....! Sh was happy in being spa c! tl >i MI md weariness of a pro r?' ??liv ??' Her willing spirit waa suddenly ?called way by that gracious M . gone to pre pare a ph cc ; ) Ki, b.;lov I people. Dec. i6* C*?** MAJ : " M S'^ICT. HST IjOi \1 ' ' 190. r u.i.. Y*-- ... bonnette vi ' tioi UoimoLtovilU Ot; I Brightflvllh. ?. i uyrni North Marl' iiim. 3. "3. 5. blenheim, Clio, Bouh. my Tb. moot nt th? day, Jinnie UNO Bi ?r.u? 4. 5. Fob. 8. 9. ff 15. 16. " 22. 23. Stewards will 0, Wcdues . i a. in. .tinily, r ?s, 1?. R, ? Ki ..? M ii? d ?: -V \\: ?i-ol' KTTERS OKKICK, 1 0., , 1889. ) No. 2 - \ bani Bi inion A. \>:i:.i.\ ty. ,}....> x Mintkj A < f --.1 ;. (Vi: v. , (>.> !>. MuV 1 .. 7v~ ( fhn ul! ?K';? s-i t:. M I-hdi. 9.1 . i-i \\ .' < ^'lioii yo>' . b " ni tors, plens< vcrtiscd. ( lotter adv 0 nbovo lot? .0 boon ad d for ouch ), P. M. Mew >k . n&nis, Ww WVA VA/ ^vVW^M W? i. ;; '3. i.ii ij.v-h i . ? 1 convoni ^?.^^ bntb .si..:. . MM-.J aud lot !??!?K?*&h i> . )n aluin .^.?v.'n?-A-' tamk . l'HKii??CO )l .. , .?M V ni.v /Sow ! .ii .dr.; I, vi . 1 ' . Oii?O'.:?.. ';'!.'..)- Ityt t\\s j .1 ...V # v '';^ v',. !?i -.iv . .'<. . v ' j ! \ 4? -f- . :0l N. (' Ur.. Pl, I -fi.-. I ur ? '. .- -j .I WnisjBto ?$ Sale. By virtui d ? , oro- 0C1?1? iudgo of Prilmto, l'a.ll r?ll itt ijt'e laic residonce ol' O. H. j RRISTO\v\ d?eei>Hodi oo Saturday,.! oci'-.ber : . ti-., ISM), Ono liol?, ruie Cow, lol Ilo^? Corn, Foddor, Owlun Seid, I..?;..-. ' Buggy, 1 Cart, lott ol' '1 nv ltnplenionts, Household abd KiiChoi 1'iirn?iui'O, &o. Terms ol' ale t)ASI . To 'oinutcnce nt 10 o'etookt!. m. R \V. I Ul STOW. (Vdhtiiuf trator. Doe. 13. ISO. FIRST MO] DA t>< J A N iJARY. STATTO?I?OI? Til CA Ut) r.iu A, Couiyy ol Harlbor?j IN TIIEJ?MMON i'OIAS. LEON P. \NK ' SON?, at, il., PliAtN l'ljPP's, j Off (tit $t ? L. /TH?U? i, ot. ul., ) lu I'liNOANTS, Y virhie/ol ..\ execution iii above $p ?ntitUuJfcau-jc, ! hav< levied 'on and will sell on/he Monday m January 1890, duiiivt legal . hours, ' .''ore the Court Hodctlool :;? iii uniitu ville, all that ccrtainlot ni laud Wm a ti '. in the Town of Emncttsvillc and bounded as follows: ?5einuing ni the ?.'enire of a ditch betweft is io! and h.' of J. F. l?verclt and lu. i .. v ?th the boundary line, HudsoASt , t" .? "I ..' menes to a stake, thenceVy lin - paralh?! -viUi (i. S. McCall Lot nth?. V . : LO N' >. 13 in plat of West \t-i.!>..?!. . .-i.:, thence with line ol last n. 6) . inchci to a ? stake, thence ?, i'iiiect lino to the lie ginning, to sru h du; d?bt, ?mei :st and costs due on s| I Kxccuti? ii, Terms of Sil -Cas'li, Purcliasei: to pay lor papers S 0. A. Ut)> ; . RS, Dec 14, 18k 1 M ii. c. S. J. 1 ! AK|:, Plaintiil, V vs, J. N. ll\lvP, Delendan'. E x cc v. linn . 1 t. i. n?tt l'i'opcrl i/. ?will'scll atmbiic sale before the Court Ho? loot in llei n tsville, S. C., on the lal ?M01 day . ? i intiary next, all that ce'tun tract ul laud situa ted in Marlbro Count] . niainlng ONE HUNDI fl? ;<IM! S! XTY-S1X acres, more or I . b?tfjiiMd by lands ol L. A. McLcO- : ! $mr$, ' W. B. Allord. lands ol,), v Drake, J. N. Drake, Trustep, nd ! i n?s (o| T. A. j.Jvans, hpiPr?^hf? .old!- knoiy'fi as Smith lands. Levied "?n and to he .iold as tho property of M. Dritki tn satisfy the above state<| < v < muai ?uni other executions in nWo?i j Terms ol sali !as.H? Bcnncttlwc, C . ?cc; yt r.889, If U O fortyou . ape i.oi-/ ii- I timo to pay "^^^^ " tl ' . 1 V ^oar' G }1NG TO PliORlO A. ;:Mr, I. 0. Thompsou. hfl? anld.lila hftnrt ?orno high bi 0(1 SOl'tol muro/ Lit t?o E-tta, vG uWO j'?iiny Eugl?nu gVhOlQinon from Port Moad, Fin., who oamo hero to soouro lier, for $1000. Tb? partlos loft with bor ou Woduosday. ' Tboso gentlomon pur poso trniuiug h?r at onco for tho traok nod taking hor to tho Cuba races noxt npriug. .. Tbo DEMOCRAT roturas thonkB for aa invitation to attend tho annual contest between tho Kupbrudian ?nd Olariosopbio ?oolotics of tho .South Carolina Uuivorsity of Conimbla 6. 0. Among tho de ela liner? wo notioo our young frioud Thomas Cook Hamor, of Bonnottevillo. OI11U8TMA? AT GIBSON BTATION. Slr, P. H. Mason wants his friend? and costomcrs to romombor that his stook ot Christmas goods is fully up to tho demand and invites na inspootion. Give him a call. APPOINTMEHTS FOR BLENHEIM CIRCUIT, KEV. J A PORT/KB P. 0. Hebron lit and 3rd Sunday at lia tn. Ebenezer hst and 3rd Sunday at 3 p. m. Parnasbtis 2nd and 4th Suuday at ila. m. Zion 2nd and 4th Sunday at 3 p. m. A PLEA FOR THE RUMSELLERS. The ihet thot many of tho most noted of tho Evangelist now nt work wcro once "big suckers," is used by ft liquor doalcr in Charleston usu reason for boycotting tho Daily World, bo cause of tho curliest editorials in that paper favoring high liconso. Thc following is tho full toxt of rt letter received n't tho World Budget office Saturday night. Charleston December, 14, 1889. Mr. O. Cohen, Editor of The World. Dear Sir : I have been a Subscriber .to your Paper ?inco its Origin, and an advocate of the same. But, ?a you liave seen iii to bo n High ??ccncc Advocate and (seeming very anxious to have tho same become a Law, I shall after this sUbsrilie an buy a% Paper, that has tho Interest of an hauest class of people at heart. Furthermore I will state thnt those place wich you denote as low Grog cries are thee Fountains from wich spring's those modern Evangelist who arc siill indebted to anti High Licence CHU IS J O HO ENSEN 38 Calhoun Stro P" S.-A Copy of the abovo lins been retained in hand's of Gentlemen OJ. Sheriff's Sale. First Monday in January, 1800. STATE OE SOUTH OABOLINA. Marlboro County. ?V; J H Co a rf- Cont mon- ?*h*it% ; ?V "XU .1!. UOR\\\',m*$?>L I ?.iid ?ii\?M r. $\? iHt, I *(.'(' Nl)),'',l< ant' by vii lu.: ol a ib.'Cretftl l order of sale in the above entitled case and filed by his Honor, w. H. Wallace, on the 20th Sept. 1889, I will S'dl beloic the Court House door in lknnetisville on the First Monday in January, A. D., I890, during legal sale hours, all that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situate in the county and Slate aforesaid, one tract containing 270 acres, more or less, and bounded on the north and west by lands of the estate ot Oliver H. Kollcck, east by lands of A. H. Odom, and south by public road known as the telegraph road. Also, all that other tract of land containing one hundred acres, more or less, bounded by thc public road leading hom Cheraw to Fayetteville, on the south-east by lands of Edmund Smith, north and north-west by estate lands ot O. H. Kollock. TERMS OF SALE-AU cash, or two thousand dollars cash and the balance in three equal successive annual install ments, with interest from date of sale at seven per cent, per annum on credit portion to be secured by bond of pur chaser and mortgage ot the premises. The building to bc insured and policy ol insurance assigned. The said land to he sold to satisfy the debt, interest and costs due by N. L Swelt to the Plaintiff, E. Horry Ftost and thc d?tendants E. H. Frost & Co. Purchaser to pay for all necessary papers. % A. ROGERS, Dec. 7, 1889. s. M. c. CLERK'S BALE FIRST MONDAY IN JAN I) AIIY STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Marlborough. SAMUEL G. HDMHARD and others, ayainst LOOK HURRARD and others, Complaint for Petition and Relief. BY virtue of a decretal oidor, made iu lho above stated case by His Honor Judgo Wallace, I will sell beforo tho ?ourt House door during legal salo hours on thc first Monday in J mun ry, 18(J0 tho following desoribod lands: All thai cort ai n pieco. parcel or Iraot latid, shunted in ibo County and Stn ufor?snid, containing ONE HUN DRE and TWO ACRES, beginning nt rt siako on tl.o public road nod running 444 W 02, 72, to a stake, thonco f>2j/W? 10, 60 lo a stoke, thonoo S. 39J IO. 4?, 50, to Rtuko on public road, thence along sm nublio road to the beginning cornor, bounded by lands of John Graham, tho North Carolina State lino and pnhlio (rond,. .T&jjtats Qv SALE--Ono-third oosh; th remainder in equiI installments with in lorost frohi dato of t?nlo, pnyablo nrinun till paid in full; tho purchaser to jp bond and mortgago of tho premisos to KHHU'O credit portion of tho pureba monoy mid pay for ncoos.?ary /pa Proporty i? sohl nt risk of for&io)' pm nltasor who lins failed to oom ply."' P ohasor will bo allowed to pity all cash dosirod. C M. WEATHERLY, Deo. 14, I889. Clerk DURING- THE _ VD Yi I am very anxious for the public to know that "Our Mule is Kicking" not at all dismayed at the roaring of the Lions iii the "BIG SHOW." ^We Will Exhibit At Ml OUR* USUAL* ff AND During the Holidays. Our programme will be at tractive. Our attaches, from Ring-Master clown, aro expert performers. Wc arc going to have a of evertliihg appertaining to j Christmas Trade. T ieel a little delicacy in I making this announcement, as| m j* experience is not ay extend ed as others-having only a four-year record-so you sec Our Mule is quite young, but he's lively, and don't you forget it. However, wc will rnake the venture, and promise a gener ous public if they are not too much taken up with the per formances of tho Boy? at the "BIG- SHOW/' if they will drop in at the V ? they will be pleased with the prices. OE EVERY DESCRIPTION. CONFECTIONS OF ALL pNDS. CITRON, CURRANTS, RAISINS, PRUNES, DATES, FIGS, PLAIN and EANCY CANDIES, X ?ffe?Mfe Florida ?9ww oranges. SS Bbls Choice Ap pies, &c, &c. . ' ..X'.i RESPECTFULLY, . nw.nm Decombor 13th, 1889, I propote to present my customers aud pntrout, with a fll!l]l!fflD!:lfiL: Worth Ten Dollars! -THIS IS MY PLAN : From now until 9'o'clock,.P. M., December 24th, each and evory her eon who buys 25c worth of woods from my Jewelry and Fancy Goods Store, will bo ni lo. well ONE VQTE for each and ovory 25c. worth thus exponded ; $1, four votes; $?, twenty votes, &c. I havo propared printed tickets which will bo filled out and signed by each voter. The ballot box will bo sealed until opoued by tho \ Judges of Election. DST* Any girl in the County, under 15 years of age, is a Candidate. I want the most popular girl in tho county to have it, becauso popularity" is ovidonco of tho possession of fine traits of churuoter. KALLY GIIILSI-Talk to your friends, let ns see who will get the greatest number of votes. Il, W. CARROLL. December 13th, 1889. Administratrix* Sale^ t* will soil at Publio outt?ry on tho first Monday in January 18'JO in front of Court House door in Bennottsvillo, du ring Ional Halo hours A lot of Mules, Horcos. Wn?bns. Oom and Fodder und Farming Implomonta. - AND ON TUK8DAY, - At tho Plantation, Ibo balance of tho Personal Property not sold on Monday, Terms of Salo cash. S. K, CROSLAND, Adm's. Est. W. 1). Crosland, Bennettesvillo, S. C. Deo, 9th, 1889. Annual Returns of Property ! COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE, ) HHNNKTTSVII.IJK, S. C., Doc. 2,1889. $ "VT OTICE ls horohy given that this oilico JJM will he open from tho ist .day of;.. January to tho 20th day of l'ohru'U'y, 1889, for tho purpose of receiving tho Ro turns of tho taxpayers of Marlboro County. All poisons having property, Real or Personal, in their possession ns Owner or . Holder, ns ITushand, Paront, Guardian, Trustee, Administrator, Accounting 0111 cer, A l'eut, At torney or Factor, on thc 1st day.o. January, 18*J0, mo required to list tl.?evFnnm for t ax?t lon within tho tim? ro .'i'lir . I? . i otc tr ' fi i v?.v?y ??t .<>r i * v ? ! civ:., \) hie?? ,?;taj}hbs? in; \f\v. v faddl'f? to du no. . ?'jj ,<ti f?i.>; pi' '.?'<:.,'.. dat') ur mi. I $>)i ;>:'? ? .?. <i\,\t.t i,\tb ? ; i" 21 ' add' ..'?.ai.-*, ...Nfi.pt (?1 fc)ri? jfcho iff'rt .' jiVal .'?"I unrd.ii ft) ea p ?i mppprt. ' T ,<ydtor oi''?ii . , .viii attend at tl (d'owlii^ pla?, s iii iii? eatiuty ?Jj v' tho days named for tho convenience of tho public: BROWNSVILLE, January 1th. HEBRON on tho 8th. OLIO oa tho 9th. RED BLUFF on tho 10th. TATUM on tho lilli. NEWTON VILLE on tho 13th. BRIGHTSV?LLE on the 14th. QUICK'S STORE on tho 16th. SMITHVILLE, (Grant's Mill), Kith. RF.D HILL, (Coxo's Store), nth. BLENHEIM on tho 18tli. jjgf" Olllco in Boimcttsvlllo will ho opon during tho timo prescribed hy law-from Jnnunry 1st to Foin nary 20th, lSUO-whoro parties in Bonuottsvillc and thoso who fall to return at thc sovoral appointments made can be accommodated. JACOB ALFORD, Auditor Marlboro County. Dec. 0, 1889. ~PTJRE MEAL ?HPHE MARLBORO OIL CO. will W bo ready for delivery of PURE COTTON SEED MEAL ONLY in January and Fobruary on most fa? orablo torms. IT. H. NEWTON, . :;..;? i AM now roadv to furuifli first-class lumber ut prices to suit purchaser. Call ?nd seo lumbar and got priooslofoto purchasing olswhero. W. H. MANNING. Nov, 14, 1889. Covington, S. C, WOODY * cunnii:, .?ons n, WOOHY & co Wilmington, N. 0. Norfolk, Va JOHN D. WOODY & Co. Commission Mcrcliants. , NORFOLK, Va. Shipments of cotton ciosoly lipmllod at full valuos. Prompt returns, inviting correspondence aud ?hall bo pleased to quoit you. L|ND. . .. -tot-, '/v;' . In any amounts wanted on five ycarsj time. Interest as low as obtained fror?'1 any other partios, Apply, to MILTON MCLAURIN^ Benncttsville, 8, July, 18, 1889.