The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, March 21, 1890, Image 4

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r?Tn\TrTTnrri^iciTrrT T ir\ n n DJ JIN IN l'J J. JL VJ ? i. JJ JJ JJ, U, KJ, SIV H. A. & ?0. ?y/ioo /it I*ost Otjlco BMUUtiff, Ljijk * ^ rfgj^AAjMt - rt f? rt, A /?? o ^OWNTNP COUNTY NEW8.? I FRIDAY, MARCH 21,189oT~ t-L*.".1 - MOON'8 PHABEB FOU MAROK. pull Moon. 6d. oh. 47m. A?tor. Last Quarter.13d. ioh. 5m. After, Now Moon...2od. 3b. ira. Aftor. First Qtmrtur..a8d. 3I1. 32m. M?rn. WANTED, At thia ellice, a Ind to learn tho printing busincHP. THE OAMl'AIQN OPENED. Mr. Jackson Melton, thc one arm gin repairer, is now at Mr. J. N. Weather ly's plantation overhauling his gins and patting his machinery in first-class ti ?ut. Mr. Melton docs his own work and of course can guaiantee satisfaction on every job he does. TWO FOR THE PRIOE OF ONE. Wo aro pleased to aunounco that after tbiR week wo nindi be nblo to offor tho DKMOCIIVT with tho (Jharlostou Wookly World for ?t.6o. Aa thia ia campaign year no intelligent voter can road too much. Mil. DRAKE'S OOHN CROP. Wo givo placo thiB week to tho editorial of thc Americau Agriculturist on the plmit in or, culture, manngoniunt and har? vost tug of Mr. Z. J. Drake's mammoth corn crop. It will pay any fnrmor to read it cai of idly und to profit by it iii trying to make fanning pay. BFR1NO OPENING, 1800. ?h? ?tt?iiiion ol our roadurs is askod .0 the new advertisement of Mr. Jumos P. Cam f ?bell in thia ?HSUO. Ho is making hcavv runs on specialties aud wanto his friends to cull and seo them, and. it will pay them to do so. Cull and BOO him and exumiuo his stock. HOT SUPPER AT BLENHEIM. Tho ladies ot" the ?reat Pee Dee Church will have a Hot Sup per at Bleuheim on Friday night, March 21st, lor the benefit of the church. If tho woather will al low, the ladies will have a supply Of FRESH OYSTERS also. URAUFYINO NEWS. Mr. H. T. Webster received a letter from his son Willie on Saturday, who is still at Atlanta under treatment, stating that he continues to improve, and that with thc aid of a nurse's hand he had walked across the room. His friends and acquaintances rejoice to know that li?; may be able to wu!k ;i<.;.\iit, even v it 1 i lie aid of slitikj t?A iV'Vv- ?N)?KB"TW*TJ?. hullo Willie, 1:00 of Mr. Thomoi !.. Coker, tho stirring Superintendent of Mr. J. B. Brcedon's homo faun, who goes to sahool ovor Crooked Creek ut Hamburg, while roturuing homo from Behool on Thursday ovoning of last week stopped on tho road sido to cut a enno nnd wns bitten in two places by n wntor finnko on tho [ hand. His nrm is much swollon, but it isl thought ho will recover. NOW READY. Mr. E. N. Odom, ol our town, has been appointed agent by the licllord Publishing Company ol New York for this county to sell thc Idle of Jefferson Davis, in two volumes, written by his wile. Do not buy thc first that you sec, but wait and get the genuine history that will bc sold only through subscript lion received by the agent, who will take pleasure tn serving the public and those who want a good book THE PAIR ASSOCIATION. Wo bavo been authorized by n progress ive young funner to adi iv mooting of oil persona in favor of orgnuiziug on agricul tural and mcohnnioal fair association in this county, nt Ilonnottsvillo, on tho first | Monday in April. It is high time tho enterprising mon were getting closer to gctbor, aud wo hopo there will bo a full meeting. NEW D. AND Jj. ASSOCIATION. Capt. T. M. Malloy, of Chomw, now representing the Soulhorn Building and Loan Association of Alubama, has organ ized a branoh Association in our towu with thc following ollicors : J. li, Jordan, M. D., President; Douglap Jonnings, Secretary; James ll. Barnes, Treasurer; Dudley tfc Newton, Attornoye; J. II. Hurrah, T. I. ltoyers, lt. Leo Kirk wood. RELIGIOUS NOTES. The second quarterly conforenco for I Hcuncttsvillo Station will embrace Satur day and Sunday next. Tho Marion District Confcrcnco will ho held at Marion aud cinbraco April 23 to 27. Tho second annual conforenco of tho Methodist Sunday Schools of Marlboro will bo hold at Hebron May 13, 1890. RUMORS AFLOAT. That Congressman Dargan will havo thrco opponents thin year-Messrs. C. S. McCall, 13. T. Stuckhouso and John P. Richardson. That tho railroad from Bonnottsvillo to Society Hill will bo built this year ; omi if wc get Iho extension ol tho Darlington and Sumter lino we will havo two South' ern outlets. That tho woodo is full of candidatos for tho county oilices to bo lilied thia year, That April will bo a fruitful month for hangings in South Carolina. That Aldormon Bolton will put tho stree ta of thc town in his bjat in first class ordor and thou resign. DEATH'S UOINQS. Died ou tho 13th, nftpr n protraotod illooBS, Mr?, Christian Turnor, wifo of Mr. Jack 'Turnor, nnd mi nconntnhln nnd worthy mombor of Shiloh Church, North Mnrlboro Circuit. Tho funeral services wcro hold nnd oouductcd nb tho ohuroh by Hov. J. L. Hay, l'nstor, on Friday morning Inst, * * Died, nt bor homo in Hebron, on Friday morning, Mnrob 14th, 1890, uftor tt wouk'B Illness of pneumonia, Mm. Sarah Spence, wife of Mr. Wm. Spoors, n well known citizen of that township. Tho funeral Hcrvlcea wcro conducted by Hov. J. A. Porter on Suturdny nt the rennie nco, ntiU tho rouiniuo woro laid to reel in'tho family burying ground. * * * On Tuesday morning Intu? tho Angol ltcRpor entered tho homo of Mr. and Mrs, Jnspor T. Fosterling and bpro away tho spirit of thoir Bwcot little babo, JOHN IIKNUY, aged 6 mouths. Sick only a short tbno with whooping cough. Tho blrdliko voleo, whoso joyous tones, Made glad theso BCOUCB of sin and strifo, Slugs now nu everlasting song Around tho troo of lifo. Tho funeral eervico waa hold on Wed nesday morning at, Pinewood Comotory toni conduotcd by Hov. J. A. Porter. 1? 1RBONAJ... Judge Hudson loft on Saturday for Ruin well, where ho will hold court for tho noxt two or thrco wook?. Mrs. Pel tindall, of Bal ti ni oro, nu nc coinpliBhcd Milliner, linn been secured ce tnko ohnrgo ot tho Ladies' Btoro now own ed by lt. L, Kirkwood & Co. Mr. JamoB E. Coxo, of Bed Hill, has been very ill with n genuin? case of tho Uussiau grip. Mr. D. A. O. Outs, traveling agent o? tho Charleston Daily World, spent Friday and Saturday in our town. Miss Minnie Coker, of Society Hill, is visiting Mr, T. L. Coker'? family near town. Our young friend Tommie Capel Hpont last Sunday in Society Hill, Wc reckon ho must bp courting over there. Rev. John Maiming and his most csdi mablo daughter, Miss Emma, of Clio, S. C., paid our town n visit Inst Thursday. Mr. aud Mrs. E. L. Hamilton, of BrighUvillo, visitad relatives in town last Saturday and Sunday. THE DEMOCRAT WANTS TO SEE Tho farinora of Marlboro raise their own corn and bacon this year. Tho farmers of Marlboro ref UH? to buy a pound of lard raised in tho wost. Tho favmern of tho county tai?o thoir j own molasses this year. Tho farmers of tho county plant more J rice. Tho faur.am of tho countiy get; indo (lijndiint ??I every article protected by any law of Congress. Soute l&al 6htcfpVlso otav?od th&G viii I raw nioto iradi: Iv? UemmU-wille. Thc population of Bennettsvillo inorcae 0 faBter. ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY To win a prize is offered by that very 1 enterprising journal the Charleston Daily < News and Courier, and is open to the; world, to the person who comes the nearest guessing the correct number ot bales ot the United States cotton crop ol 1889 90: First Primium-tons of the Wil cox, Gibbes & Co's manipulated guano. J?ivc tons if thc winning guess is rc? corded on or before March 31, 1890. Five tons on or before Amil 30, IK90. Four tons on or bclore May 31, 1890. Three tons on or before June 30, 1890. Two tons on or before July 3t, 1890. Second Premium-A copy ol the News and Courier and the Sunday News, free, I" one year. Third Premium--A copy ol the News ; d Courier, tree, for one year. The Commercial and Financial Chron icle will bc the authority for the number ol bales ot thc United States cotton crop ot 1889-90. When its statement ol the 1889-90 cotton crop is published (some time in September) thc hrst premie n will be given to whoever makes the best or nearest guess on the crop. The second premium will be given to thc second nearest or second best guess on the crop. The third and fourth pre miums will he given to thc third and fourth best or nearest guesses. The guess number, thc name (or initials) and thc address of thc guesser and the date of record will be published weekly in thc Sunday News. In thc event of ties ol two or more similar numbers or guesses the first re corded will receive thc first premium. The second premium will go to thc next, and the third and fourth premium in the same order. Guessing open to every one. Any ono can guess as, often as desired. You can guess monthly, weekly, daily or hourly il you choose. There arc only two rules. All guesses must bc made on thc ballots printed in thc Weekly News and Courier. Cut one out, lill it up and send it to the News and Courier, Charleston, S. C. Only one guess can bc made on one ballot, and each ballot must bc accom panied by five cents in stamps or coin. Every one registering a guess will get a copy of thc Sunday News acknowledge ing thc ballot. "Tho Flowers that Bloom in tho Spring" May have nothing to do with tho case, hut that drowsy debilitated feeling with which you rise overy morning arises from impurities of thc blood or a disordered liver. Almost every spring this samo feeling comes over you sud yon are left in a thoroughly debilitated condition. You must then hove something to eradi cate these impurities, to regulate the action of ibo liver and set you on your feet again, os it wore. You Certainly onunot afford to keep on feeling that way when tho means for working a ootnplotb chango aro in your reach. Dr. Worrt moreland's Calisaya Tonio will restore your wonted energy and make you feel liko a now man. For sido at Jcnninirs' Pharmacy and J. T. Douglas' drug store. LoCAXi JDOTS. Items of Intorost Gathered Hero and There au? Briefly Noted, j - ll?atl ^hcr p Balo for April. - To-day is tho first day of spring. - Monday ' ftas St. Patrick's Day. - Thoso aro tolling prices at w.uidin>. - Plenty of iee Sunday and Mou day. m Foin- dozen cans Lye $3.00 at WuddlU'R. ;-Fresh butter evory day nt tho Ooxe S toro. - Cheapest and best New Or loans MolasuoB at WaddlU'a. - Rornombor tho hot supper nt Blenheim this Friday night. - Best Ham on the markot 13} couta at Wndihlfs, - Anew bakory has recently boon ntnrtcd in Ohcraw by a colorod man. BennottHvillo ought to havo ono too. - Look at Waddill's Intent nd vorlisomont. - The Skating Rink is open ovory Tuesday and Friday night, Publio invited-oniy 100. - Land roth's Fresh Garden Seed, all varieties, for sale nt Jennings' l'hatinaoy. -? Goose-neck Cotton Hoes 35c. nt Waddill's. - A colored barber shop has boen opened in tho front part of F. Q. Adams' harbor shop. - I had a good slock of coffee boforo tho last riso, and pricis remain the eamo nt Waddill's. - A full lino of Landreth's Gurdon Seed and Ordens afc J. Ti Douglas' Drag Store. - W. J. ?Stewart, our popular tonsorial artist, haH put in u now ohair in bia neat little harbor chop. - Best Moy une Gun-powder Toa at 500 , funner pnoo 750. This ls a drive nt Wuddill's. - The weather prophets pre dict nnothor froezo ou 'Saturday night cover your vegetables. - Those handsome suits at BRISTOW & EVERETT'S aro now ready for inspection, - Prof. Wiggins says tho hea viest storm for years will oocur thu last days of this week-BO WO may expoct to bo surprised. - Let our sportsmen remember that it will bo unlawful to kiill hirds aftor tho first of April, and boforo tho first, of November. Doves aro protoofced from tho lu-bt of March io (he. first of August, . - A petition for the reuioyaVi bf tho postril?fl? from Ifs pr?mml location to (.lie ltliiu Uoro io iMcOol) I*!<;<;?: t next door to Oarroll's, is being Hiirued, ami thu j ofllco will bo moved afc an carly day. - Hr. E. T, Barrentine, we are pleased to learn, lins dooidod to -make Ronncttavillo hiu homo for tho prcsont, and ipoucd an ofilco in tho buildiug next door south of J. P. Campbell's. - An observer says that if our farmers havo been delayed in pitching their crops by tho extreme cold weather, it is all for tho beet, as tho cold will kill all tho worms and inflects that aro so des tructivo to crops besidcB mnkiug tho soil mure mellow. - We sec Prof. Powell going the rounds of our town payiug his respects to Vbo ladies. Ho says lie has benn very fort mato in rcce; lg a liberal patronado from thom in Un \y of name-plates for marl ting clothing, initials on spoons, inn? brella, and painsol plates, key checks, &o. Ho s ?yo ho don't proposo slight anybody, and will continue until ho calls on ntl. - -Miss Ania Moore, assisted by two little orphans of a Oonfodorato soldier, and neting wax ligures gave a very tntoi eating entertainment at Grange Hall on '(Vodtietday evening. Tho lady is traveling for tho benefit of tho Southern Homet /or tho children of Confed?rate sol diers, and dcficrvcB success whorovor eho goes. F AT Ali BOXINO MATC?I. NKWIUCHIIY, S. C., March 15.-Two negroes in tho county yentcrday engaged in a boxing match for fun. Ono Btruck thc otho r on tho neck, breaking it, result ing in death. This is but another instance of tho pow erful farce of examplo, and tho ''huera" should not say anything. FIRE .AT BIIENIIJJ?IM. As wo go to press wo loam that tho Bap tist parsonage at Blenheim, occupied by Itcv. lt. Ford, waa bumed about 1 o'clock this Thursday morning, Tho fire wnB ac cidental and originated it is thought from Uro left at tho wash pot in tho yard. Only two days boforo tho old homestead of B. N. Bogers was accidentally burned from n dofeotivo atovo lino. B IC Gr IN EARLY! In your SPRING CLEANING disinfect your promises and provonfc Fovor. - FLATT'S CHLORIDES. Cblorido Lime, . . . 1 and 5 lb. boxen. Carbolio Acid, ... 25 cent? a pint. JKNNINOS' PHARMACY. MARION DISTRICT. SECOND HOUND 1890. Little Poe Deo Misfliou, Providence, " 21. Bonnottsvillo Stution, . " 22, 23. Brlghtftvtllo, Antioch, April 5, 6. North Marlboro, Shiloh, Friday, May 9 | Blenheim, Zion, May 10, 11 Clio, Bethlehem, May 17, 18 A. J, STOKES, v. K. "_,_i.ii.jr.t'rv? ; To tho StimUiy-School VV o i ?coif.!' of , Marlboro Cou? fy: j 1 l)KXU BllKTlUUiN i 1 he Second Axaua! Conic:.. Methodist Sunday .School? ol' Mil ?\:oio County is dr AW lng near aii<l il ! cory important that wo have a Juli nijj tlitg Each school ls entitled to lv,<> (?: patos who she tdd ho elected itt o? their hallies sent lo tho Secreta i y ; nottsvlllc. All milliliters of ?l,< el to be represented and S upo ri he el'schools are incmbeis ox-oiik io Conference and are expeetccl '?> : ??lit. Lot each ami every one ??u to gather information and work und j ? ay for tho success of our next ?Jdnforeiiei Kaeli Superintendent lu tb/j eo'jnty is earnestly loqueslod to have propurVu end sent to tho Secretary a full i; ittlsxYeai re port giving all Information of | liefest from Ins school for the bon?fii Of tilt Con ference. JOIIN M AN N j N<$, . ii. bleut. S. A. BIIOWN, Secretary. . tlele : and Ben in elirs ? .de ni 8 ll11'0 These aro Straight Papers and ??ut?t Oirry GonviotUm. Thc value of a rooommendnt'u o de pends wholly ou tho giver of t ' .* spurious and alleged to.stiwVoini are * plentiful as tho leaves in Yullundi! isa or tho sands on th. sea bcuoh. \\ hen x gentlemun ol' auoli proiuitioo lui vver, as tho Hon. W. II. Wddor, of Albany, Georgia, spoaks, his words 01 ny (eight with thom. He says "I suffered fi?ioo? yours with ltheumatisin und In ?t\ i ?uno tried all tho so-called ?pocilio could hear ol'. Ono of them cost me ?3 6o per bottlo lor niuo bottles and y rio i - liol". My grandson who ru;i . lie r>. & W, Railroad iiually got iiib it bottle of P. i*. P. [prickly ash, poko root IMO) pb* tnssiumI and induced me to try it 'I is first bottle showed its remarkable ? lient B and niter using it for a idiort ti ie tba Rheumatism disappeurod and J ; . : e anew mao. T take great pleasure in recommending it to Rheum ipi) ?offoroM? Albany, Ga: W. ll. VVp.Of.n. Wo have j tut ioc.nl ved n ne,'s c of Ziegler Bros. Shoes for Ladles, Continuion, Mis?es and Children; 'JL . HO HIIOGS uro unequaled for Btylc .ml du rability. Wo have neon Bolling tu ow for a number of yean und have m I lind a singlo complaint, no wh- a y\\ Want A good shoo, n c?rnfortttblo ?h ?o, abd at tho sanio timo a pretty shoe, doti - forgot tho ZIEGLER. For sate by BRISTOW i& KVRKr?? P. March 14, 1890. 50 Bbl?, new crop N. O. MO! VSS];-,, all grades, for salo low. BRISTOW & EVilRHTT March 14, 1890. Syrup of Tig , Produced from the laxative ni..i 'nutri tious julee of Calilornia fig , ctjinbiiicd with the medicinal virtue* o pl nits known to he most bencfici 1! lo thc hu man system, acts gently, on tho uhc,s, liver and bowels, effectuai!. nsing the system, dispelling cole1-, and head aches, and curing habitual ct tiS pation. A report from Ad-unsville i.t ;t"s that a colored boy bhot and kiJLd binn; If whllo plnyjng willi a pistol on We i , .. > 11 ,s.\*-itAu-v:i;>. CAI. , rVpril L*7. ISsfl. R. (5 od da rd iv. Co . Agents U> Rad am's Microbe Killer. Gentlemen - Mv son, fourteen years old. was cured with lo?s than ono gallon of Radian's Microbo Killer, ofter being given up by physicians as incurable, with enlargement of the heurt- My wile was also cured of a severo bronchial trouble, after a failure on tho' part of physicians to reliuve her. I consider it fur superior to all known remedies. lt. B. KILPATRICK, Tor sale by J. T. Douglas, Sola Agent. - . ..-?4M?? Excitmcnt In Texas. (?rent excitement has been caused in thc vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remarkable recovery of Mr. J. E, Corloy, who was BO helpless he could not turu in bcd, or raise bis hoad ; everybody said he was dying of Consumption. A trial bottle ot' Dr. King's New Discovery was sent bim. Finding re lief, bc bought; a large bottlo and a box of Dr. King's New Lifo Pills; tty the timo he bad taken two boxes of Pills and two bot tles of the Discovery, he was well and had gained in flesh thirty-8ix pounds. Trial Bottles of this Orent Diseovory for Consumption free at .T?nnings' Pharmacy. THE MAHKfciTS. New York, March 18-Cotton steady and quiet at 1 He, Charleston, March 18.-Cotton firm at KV] e. Wilmington, March 18.-(Jotlon firm at 10!} e. 1 A. Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA marlboro' County. In Court Comm on Pleat*. PKT KR T. SMITH, Plaintiff, a ffa tust G KOROR EDWARD PEARCK, Defendant. Po r e clos ii r e. ?Q)URSUANT to the judgment of foreclosure and sale granted in the ahove entitled action, I will sell to the highest bidder tor cash belorc tue Court House door in Benncttsville, on the first Monday in April next, during legal hours ol'sale, all that certain piece, par eel or nacl ot land, situate iii the county ol Marlboro* in thc Stale aloresaid, con taming TEN A Cit ES, bounded by other lands of thc defendant, lands ot Estate ol Jesse David, Peter T. Smith and Mrs, Irena Jones; said ten acres being the part of (lie fifty-three acre tract of the defendant lyi ig next to the tract of Mrs. Jones and lying west ol neighborhood road leading by the lands ol defendant, the linc dividing and laying oil this ten acre tract being a straight and direct line running parallel to thc linc sepam. ting the lands ol the defendant Irom Mrs. Jones' tract. Purchaser to nay lor papers, and the land to bc re sold at his risk should he fail to comply with terms on day ot sale. 1). A. ROGERS, Sheriff M. C. March 15th, 1890. WMLS^^-t?0^ i; liVi.NN uri8vi??fJ??;, POSIT ?yviv.K, *) MAUI.J?OUO COUNTY, O.,,, ; 1 . M-*"*. .?.'Vt- ?'oAiAi ' V -r,. ...y-. No. i- Mlf-t. i\tary Brigmnu 2- Jci.nlo Drlggorn 3- Henry Evans 4- Orcon Franklin 5- Polly Lowery 6 - Andy Ovorlon j 1-Cutnphdl Woathorly . . 8-Misa llattlo Willi* When you call foi* uny of tho nbovo lot* | tors, plcoFO state that thoy hnvo boon ad vertised. Ono cont ls charged for oacb letter advortised. T. L. Onosr.AND, P. M. NEW ORLEANS, Fob. 27, 1888. Thia i? to certify that uftor taking ono jug of Miorobo Killer I wns potmunoritly cured of a .severo attack of broneliiti* and pulmonary inflammation, said ilhioa? having resisted all luothods of niodieal treatment. 1 cheerfully ^ rooommond Win. Iluda tn* s Miorobo Killer as being moro than h claimed for it. HENKY V, MIELLY, 77 Camp st. For salo by J. T. Douglas, Solo Agent. .. Jcnnhigs' Torry Syrup tho bimt remedy for Dysentery, for salo nt Jori ' nings' Pharm noy. Absolutely Pure. This powder uovcr vat io*. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. Moro economical thnn tho ordinary kinds, and cannot bo sold in competition with the multitude of low test, ?-hort weight, ulam or phosphate powders. Sold onlv in cans. ROYAL BAKING POW? DER CO., 100 Wall street, N. Y. EVERY LADY WANTS Is a new NEW DRESS of the best and most lashlohabje goods and prettiest pattern, with trimming, hat and gloves all to match, and you will find all these in rich profusion at ?I /... Kirkwood & CVs. Otu .sltiok of lints atti! Bonnels stifpn?s nu) ty li j ii ha? tiver bet.o odor ed in thia .section, alni our prices nr? as low ns you can purchaso same ?oods in any market, This depart ment is in charge of ah experienced MILLINER from tho city of Balti more, who will give satisfaction in every pa rt icu lu r. ' ^.DRESS-MAKINGS will he carrin! ou in the Moro by ti lady of experience. Call and exam i ne our stock and eco how o tn pl etc it is. Believing that we can give natis faction in every particular, nil wo ask is a trial. Ri L. KIRKWOOD & CO. March M, 18U0. NOTICE. SCHOOL COMMISSIONUU'S OKKICR, MAIM.MOHO COUNTY, I?KNNKTTSVII.I.K, S. C., March io, 1890. There wilt bo nn examination for toaoh ore in tho publie schools on thc 4th nnd 5th of April next. White on tho 4th nnd colored on the 5th. All thone- who have liucnBO can li?yo an opportunity of standing nu examination and if thoy do not their liccnao will not hu renewed. J. A. CALHOUN, March 15th, 1890. s. 0, M. c Executor's Notice. All and singular thc creditors ol thc estate ol John Covington, deceased, arc hereby not i ll ed to prisent their claims duly attested, and all indebted to the sanie will make immediate payment to cither of thc undersigned. CAROLINE COVINGTON, T i< i STU A M Gov I NOTON, WILLIAM F. KINNEY, March 11,1890. Executors, Notice to Trespassers. AU persons aro forbidden to romovo sand or in any wiso ti empana upon my land known ns the Allen, Murchison nnd McCall lots, on Bunker Hill. ELLEN MCKINNON, Mareil io, 1890.- tm WW?H?rtlMMUWMWM.WW..IMIIllll - mt MUHJ -H-mt FAIR NOTICE. To (Ito Farmers ol' Marlboro nnd and Sm rou 11 ding Country* With HO >years experience in Cotton Oin Repairing, I think I can safely say thal I know my business nnd propose lo hold tho field. I lill boxes, repair brushes, truo up tournais and put tho machinery in first-class ord or. I giuiraiitoo sntisfnc lion. Parties wanting work dono should not wait too long, as I may bo crowd.nl when thoy might want mo. Hand work lt ad 12j cents; innoinna work ft conts a KU>V. Send in your ordors early. JACKSON MELTON, Willoh 1, 18?H). Rennottsvillc, S. TG STIMULitfB -DURING THE I Will Sell at a Small Alvaro Above dosi. You can buy any article I have in Btock at very low figur?e. It will pay you to call and seo mo. New Orleans Molassos, 35 to C5o. Cuba " 40c. 13 lbs. Granulated SugaY for $1.00. 14 lbs. C Sugar for $1.00. COFFEE, 20 to 233o. RICE, 5 to 7Jo. per lb. TEA, 25c. io 75c. per lb. GOOD FLOUR, $4.25 por bbl. TOBACCO, 25c. to G5c. per lb. 2 lb. Can Tomatoes, 8Ac; 3 lb. 10c. 2 lb. Can Corn, 9o. Sardines, 5c.; Sardines in Mustard, 10c SALMON, 19c. Dried apples, Ci c. LADIES BUTTON SHOES, 85c. For mor Price, $1.25. LADIES LACE SHOES, 85c Former Price, $1.25. LADIES BUTTON SHOES, 150. Former Price, 2.00. LADIES BUTTON SHOES, 1.20. Former Price, 1.50. aeiits Congress Gaiters, $2.25 Former Price, 3.00 3ents Congress Gaiters, 1.35 Former Priqe, 1.75 3onts English Tie, 1.35 Former Price, 1.75 Men's Brogans, .90 Former Prico, 1.25 Men's Kip Shoes, .90 Former Price, 1.25 CALI AND SEE ME. ?-.W. Waddill February 5th, 1890. - ny - MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS. To be Sold by Subscription Only. Thc prospectus and complete outfn For canvassing will he ready immediate?. y toft" AGENTS wishing desirable ter ritory on this great work will please iddress, as soon as possible, thc pub isheis, BELFORD COMPANY, I8 22 East 18th St. New York. FURNITURE SHOP, AT CLIO, S. C. ^TSPIPE respectfully announce to the il sH public that we are running a Shop at Clio, where we will make and repair Furniture, make Coffins of all >izes cheaper than can he bought any where tn the country. Good work and ?ow prices our motto. Satislnction guar anteed. Doors, Sash and Blinds made to order cheap. STONE & BAUMNUElt. Feb. Gib, 1890. Notice to Overseers. RD II li* OVERSEERS ovor tho pubho X highways in Marlboro County ore hereby notified to stake off thiir respec tive ronds tho width required hy law. Any ono plowing in or otherwi o obstruct ing paid highways aro to bo at once re ported to tho Board of County Co m m i i - siuners. J T. COVINGTON, j. c. CAMPBELL, RAIFOltD GIBSON. County Commissioners M. C. Attest : T. \V. Bouchier, Clerk. Feb f>, 181)0. Just the Thing Wanted. V HAVE MY DRV ICE NOW ready ?rV> for holding key y on cranks and oross-hoads of Enginos. Any ono that doubts it can have ono put on their Ma chinery and seo it work. If you want one, writo mo nt Drake Post Office, Marlboro Count v. S. C. T. A. BRISTOW, Feb. 5, 1890. Warning Notice ! I hereby warn all persons ag-'dnst dring or harboring my son, SINCLAIR, lie being under ia years ot agc and has cit home without permission. The law .viii be inforced against nil such. SINCLAIR I.OCKLIER. Feb, 12, 1890. Nf,vv H^ym jwt? merni- (wUHrt fitA? fiT.Louia.MoT^njiggGjija?ia UALLAS.TEX. Agent Wanted ! Address ' Tho Now -ilomo Sowing Maohino Co., 25 WhitohrtU Bbreob, Atlanta, Oft,. March 7, 1890. And Keep it. If not, lilli I GET IT ! tMnMatMHiaianwBnaBBHi TO "WHOM IT liiMV nnmncDai II mini UUNULI As I have a large lot of sea? toned material on hand now [ aili prepared to make Carts md Wagons cheaper than ever before, ut short notice. . I will furnish new BUGGY WHEELS, ironed and painted ?or - - - - ?10.00 Short Iron Buggy Axlesj - 4.00 Short Steel " " - 5.00 Buggy Shafts and cross-burs, 1.50 Buggy WWOl?-i.r'ee?, No. 1, .10 I'Ug'gy " ?' 2, .HO Anti--*A\ <k,.'.;\fi'?.. ?.\jn.?> ... in Uko noportion, foi SPOT ( 'AS! !. only. i Mean Lu? i ness 1 GIVE ME A CALL. A. D. CONNER, MoColl, S. C. Februar 5, 1890. Notice of Final Discharge, WgfOTICE is hereby Riven that tKVfty O Jays afier this date I will apply to he Honorable J inigo of Probate foi Marlboro County for n finnl discharge ns Administrator of tho Estate of Mary A. strickland. C. M? WEATHERLY. March 5th. 1890. Adm'r. ALL persons aro hornby hot I dod not to plow in tho publie highways. \ny one violating (Ins not icu will ho pros iCUtcd to the full extent of tho hiw. J. T. COVINGTON, J; C. (MM PB li LL, RAI FORD GURSON; County Cointul'sinners M. C. Attest : Ti W. Boirotiictt, Clerk. Fob. 6, ISM. Fair Hotice Is hereby Riven that Twill proseen (0 o tho lull extent ol'the law all infringe monts upon my pa tun I Cotton Stalk Chopper. 1 hour that sonia aro trying t. WM. Mi BREEDEN. February ft, 1 Sol).- hu. HIDAIJ ESTAT? l?URIIAl I am now prepared to buy or soil noni Estalo in Marlo, 11 Parties wishing to l)tiy or soil, wUl dti Well lo confer with me, >r wrlt? 1110 fit monheim, S.' C., be foro making salts or purchase ... A. J. MATHESON. July 1, 1881). CORNS, (k> ^l???i BUN IONS W^^K^O^ VJ ANO WARTS, ^wmmmm ~' WARNING NOTICE ! John Stubbs, under contract with me, lins violated said contraot, I and I herohy ff nm nil persons against lif riiijjf him (hi ing 1800. Gi W. BC LL A RD, Ihightsville, S, C. 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