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. BENNETTS YILLE, S. C. Mi lr ?i t iiiKU?'f.' rf MU I ' " ?*?*? pilleo MtutMiHff. ^OWN W? COUNTY NEWS^ Wf?% APRIL ll, I860. MOON'S l'RABEB FOB APRIL. Full Moon. 5(1. 3U. 24m. M Last Qmvrtor.I2d. 4I1. Sin. M Now Moou.19a. 2b. s mw M First Quarter.26d. lob. 31m. M A HIGH COMPLIMENT. Dr. Johu W. Oorbott, ?o-i of Uov. W. li Corbett, of our town ha? boon clouted Moyer of Caradon for two yeera from April ist. SENTENCE COMMUTED. Jumes Thoniae, who was conviotod at thu September term of court in 18SS bu fore Judge Aldrich for cow Htcaling omi sentenced to ftvo y oars io tho penitentiary, luis lind hts sentence commuted. DEATR'H DOINGS. Tho rrio:d8 of Mr. J. P. Swot c and fai Hy nympatlljoO with there in thu lusa of their littto baby girl Hattie-aged 18 months. Tho funeral norvioon took place | on tho 8tli nt tho family burying grounds near thc residence. TWO FORTHE PRICE OF ONE. We aro pleased to announce that aftur this week we nindi bc able to oller tho DuMoonvr with thc Charleston Weekly World for 81.60, As thia is campaign your no intelligent voter can read too | much. . - i'KOTEOTIOJti TO l-'ISH. lt mny not ho generally known, but it is | n. law, that Friday and Satin day n ee i? toothill dnj'H for fish, nod those who drag seines on thone dava violate the law, and are liable to heavy linen. A word to thc wine in sull'iciont. .-- <o- - EREE OFFER 'IO FARMERS. Mr, J. Drake, tho champion oom raiser of South Carolina, has loft a lot of need corn with Mr. W. P. Covington, nt Mr. EverettH wholesale warehouse, to be distributed among tho farmers of Marlboro, who desire to %ot }" j,?8 8CC(j, Call al one.) and pct nomo for planting now aud raino your seed coin for ucxt yonr-free. - - . AN OMISSION CORRECTED. In publishing tho list, ot tho members of tho Mnriun District Conferonco hint week the naines of tho following brethren wore accidentally omitted from tho list of ox oDicio members ?ont us : S. H. Zimmer - * viii. . r M< CM h .'..I th. IV Not von lin?! M.? i [J ROAD 11 .'..b'.-ciii \V \ M. v. Tm ii-?, of Pi.fi ty Mill, t.pro ? . .. tth'; ? . iH'Ufvdh) lio.i Society Hil) ' Railroad, has boen canvassing our town this week to securo a little balan?a of sub? Hcription wanted before organizing tho ! company, which will bo dono in a few days. Wo sincerely hope ho will succeed, and that wu will got tho road thin fall, which is vtiry probable A NEW llRIDGE. Wo woro shown a plan of tho now bridge ordered by thc Commissioners over Gum Swamp ono dny laut wcok, and real ly thfuk tho authorities should combine and pince ano just liko it ovor Crooked Creek on Gheraw road. Tho pinn is the work of ft noted Railroad Bridgo Imildor of North Carolina and desorvc? a passing notice EASTER SERVICES. This ehrihtiau festival was celebrated with becoming interest by tho Methodists of our town. Thc church was mont beau tifully trimmed" .by the Indica on Saturday, Thc day though cool was a bright and clear one mid tho attendance at tho ohurch wtts largo. Tho pastor, Itev J. Walter Dan iel, preached, an able sermon on thc Gen oral Resurrection, at tho oloso of which thc sncramonts of tho Lord's Supper woro administered and conoludcd the morning eorviee. PERSONA!,. General William E. Jame.*, a moat esti mable friend from Darlington, who lilla moro oiucos than any other mun in tba State, carno over on Monday OB Grand Chancellor of tho Knight? of Pythias to visit tho lodge here and organizo a now one at Tatum Station Tuesday night, Mis? llosa Townsend, of A Ikon, i? visit ing relative? nod friends in IiouncttsvMln, Sha is now tho guest of Mrs. T. W 1 loudlier. Wo worn pl?:iuitu! to ?co ou our nt rent s on Monday Mr. Simeon Gibson, who has been no ill for nome timo. Hin friend? were glad to see him out again. MARRIED. On Wednesday afternoon, April 2d, 1800, by Rev. h. M. Hamer, Mr. J. M. Swann and Mitti Fannie howls, daughter of W. S. Lewis, of Monti ty Spot-nil of Marlboro. Thin happy couple have tho hearty good wichen of tho DEMOCRAT for a long lifo and nil U10 good tilinga imaginable. On Thursday afternoon, April ;,rd, [Soo, at tho residence of thc bride's parents, by Kev. W, K. I.roodon, Mr. Charlen P. Hodges, of Brownsville, and Mien Josio Breedon, eldest daughter of J. L Droodon, Krq., ot [lennottavillo. Tho happy couple, with invited guests, left immediately for Rro.vn"Villc, where a Humptuona itifair awaited them at tho rcsiduauo of Air?. Hodges. . . Jennings' Terry Syrup the bent remedy for Dynnntory, for ?alo ut Jen ninga* I'linmincy, I-'AUl ASSOCIATION. Ii) accordance with tho notices publish od in tho DEMOCRAT RH enthusiastic mooting waa hold in tho ("oort House on Monday last to tako tho initial ?tupa look?' io-/ io tho oigani/.atiou ol' an Agricultural and Mechanical Fair ABHOO?U'JOII tor M irl boro county. Tho mooting waa called lo order by Col. Knox Living ton. who In a ?hort Bpoooh Htatcd tho object of tho mooting and moved for temporary organization, Hon. W. I). Evans an Ctiairmou and Mr. Claronco F, Moore UH Sc<!rclnry. Thc gentlemen promptly responded and thc Chairman declared tho mooting ready for business. * Col. Knox Livingston then offered tho following resolutions which were adopted : Resolved, That a commit co eonaisting of ono mcmhor from each township of the comity ho appointed to canvass tho saine to iscortdin tho amount of ?tock that will bo taken, each eharo to bo of the par vah?o of Five Dollar?. Resolved, That a committee of flvo bo appointed to draft a constitution anti by laws for thc govcrnivont of tho Ansooia tiou. Resolved, That when this mooting ad journ, it ?laud adjourned to Monday, April 2tot, noxt, when said committees shall make a report. lu acoordanco with theso resolutions the Chairman appointed tho two commit tees as follow? : CANVASSING CO M M ITT KB, Atiamsville-J, II. Oreen. liennott?vilio - C. F. Mooro, lirownsvillo-R. II. HodgCB. Clio-George R. WCIHII. Hebron-George Crosland. Red Illult- J. J. liane. Red Hill- Z. J. Drako. Smithville- R. M. Pegues, ittightsvillo-E. If. Stafford, A. Y. Moore, honorary. COMM1TTKK ON CONSTITUTION AND UY LAWS. Knox Livingston. Willis Turlington, | Dr. T. W. Bouobior, .J. ll David, \V. li. Thomas. Thc meeting thou adjourn** ? 's i:' benediction of every omi pu aout, all ot' whom BOO iii ed delighted With il . . .;? . Tho ol.jcct is ono that com mem! ;il to every ono who fools an ?nter? ? in tho growing prosperity of our town sud couu ty. And it is hoped and bolievcd that idl who aro thus interested will respond to tho call of tho committee ab 01100, and timi au amount suilloient to icon rc the gronndB and put up tho nooessary build ings for tho full exhibition will bo raised by tho meeting on tho 2ist, at which time tho organization will bo perfected and steps taken to go forward with tho work. All that wo have talked with are in sym pathy with thc movo. Come, thou, frhiKls, and give il a push with one, two or five ?hares, and success will bo af Sured. If tho committoo fail to seo you by tho 2ifit, come to tho meeting mid show by your presence thal you want tho ontoi priso. ,S t; * ! ?V CH .>.'Si;. M ?1 UK tiling tirJ'uii ter the oi.rni.' Mit.ioti ot" a Ui.n Club, \prll j th, Mi i ?? , Kvaiis v.r.? ?ti il al btu (bair, mil] A. A. Diifiim fctiuetttud to uuo uh Scot Olary. Tho following resolution was adopted : That a called mcoting be held Friday, April 19th, at 3 o'clock, at thc otilen of T. I. Roger?, for tho purpose of pnrinauonb organization, election of olHccrs, adoption of constitution and by-laws. Tho follow ing committee was appointed on constitu tion and by-laws: T. S. Evans, A. A. Bristow, VJ. W. Evans, T. I. Rogers, DnuglaB Jenniugs. T. S. EVANS, President. A. A. BRISTOW, Secretary. April 7th, i890. AN OLD STORY. Whotl a mau says ho feels drowsy in thc spring, that his digestion is bad, and that ho don't fool well generally, ho knows that bc needs .something to give tone to his system, to purify ht.-* blood and put his liver in proper condition to perform ibo duties of organic life. He goos to his physician with this same ?ol ' .story year alter your and lUo phyMOiai prescribes a tonic and alternativo- Tito best tonic in a case like this ia Dr Wost moreland's Culisaya Tonic. It auls charmingly on ibo liver, purifias ti. blood and strengthens tho system for its daily work- This great inodieino can bo bought at Jctiiiinga' Pharmacy und J. T. Douglas' Drug Store for fiO obs, nud $1 a bottle. NEW OUI.KANS, Feb. 27, 1888. This is to cortify (hal after tokitig ono jug of Microbe Killer I was pcimanontly cured of a severe attack of bronchitis mid pulmonary inllannnation, liait) illness having resisted all methods of medical treatment. I cheerfully recommend Wm. lindum'.s Microbe Killer as being more than is claimed for it. 11 EN ft Y V. MIKMJY, 77 Camp st. For sale by J. T. Douglas, Solo Agent. CRITICISING A YOUNG LADY. "Sho would bo a pretty girl but for ono thing." "What's that," asked Charley, knock ing thc audios off of his telephone cigar. (j'corgc-"Ncr fuco is alway? covorcd with purple nod red blotches." Ch a Hoy-"Oh, timi's easily enough disposed of. Used to bo tho samo way myself, but I caught on to tho trouble ono day and got rid of it in no time." Oeorgo-"What waa it?" Charley-"Simply blood eruptions. Took a shod course of F. F. F. j prickly ash, poko root and potassium'] I tell you its tho boss blood corrector. Tho governor had lthoutnatism so had that you could hear bim holler clear aotoss tho county every limo ho moved. Ho tried it and you know wlutt an ath letic old gent ho is now. If somebody would only give Miss Daisy a pointer sho Would thank thom afterwards. All Ibo drug stores sell it. Lippmun's Fyrafugo is tho great? ost Chill and Fovor, Dumb Aguo and Malaria euro in (ho world, eradicates tho disease every time LOCAL DOTS. ?toms of interest G-athorod Hore and Tlioro and Brio?iy Notod. -A i UH?.] ?lu?.', Willi KU loi) iii Smithville ii fow. dava since. -Tho elms and oaks aro putting on their coatB of green. -Tho picnic season approaches, I and ive aol, now lodge several invitations, -Tho semi-annual examination of touchers in tho publie no'.iools wai held 1 on Friday and Saturday. -Tho regular quarterly meet ing of the County Alliance wan held at the Court on Friday lust. - The editor has a had case of tho "big hoad"--severe cold-willoh will account for short clinings this wook. - Four whites and six colored tcuohers mado applications to the Roard of KxnmhicM on Friday and Saturday for cirtificntos to tench. - Those handsome suits al IilllSTOW & liVKRKTT's aro uow reiuly foi inspection. -Cotton and com aro going into tho ground lively now. Thc early plan ters havo small fields of both ready for work now. - Thc DEMOCRAT sympathises with Mr, Charley Jordan in tho loss ot* his tine, hay horse, which il ??ut on Saturday night fiom soino unknown canne. - New Orleans Molasses 35 to 65c per gallon nt Wnddill's. -Tho Town Council ut ivip tho sidewalks ou Main Si reel ni< li: up. This ls a long needed hopi mei anii ono tho* will he appreciated by all, (specially in \i \ ?vi nther. - Voting i!\ ui, Gunpowder lind Oolong Teni only 5000t Waddill's. Tl iti;Hallmoht for pension . i l ui m \cd and they can now oall on . ? 11 r wot thy Clerk of Court, Mr. C. M. \V? ubhorly, and gel. their portion. - Fr?vih butter every doy at tho Coxe Storo. - l'art jes wanting to plant a crop cf tito Ribbon oana can get ti small supply of 2000 stalks now 011 hand. Apply at thia elli oe at once. - Have you taken any tha?es in tho Fair Association':1 IE not call on the agent in your township and by nil means havo ono or more. Frosh Cream Choose cheap, at Waddill's. - O u r ii r s t contribution of Spring poetry appears this week, and n on , th?) nil absorbing topic-- t 0 nomination of Mr. Tillman. Wc hnvo another for our next, entitled "A Roys first day nt School/' - A fresh supply of canned good.', at thoso remarkably low prices, at ! Wa'. ? I'rut! vt bj?, v li.iii '.tl rub i ut 1 r ?ve., ian bu ?i I ibu d fj??pi 1 \ ?tn bindi v . .S:\loilllC'",, WhO Wilt I ' \. .1 ju ,, j l>' O.a.vs. Tin y aie ito.v in ? ?il '.'..tiility. - OHL C. C). McCall illlH HUM cu from hin Marlon stroot ?-toros to hts hand nome briok building on Front Street, whore tho public are iuvitcd to call and seo him in Iiis now quarters - Tobacco '25 to 50 cts per lb. nt Wnddill's. - Salosduy in April, with thc exception of tho interest manifested in thc organization of a Pali Association, WUK a dull ono. Tho Sheriff sohl ono piece of property nod Mr. Carson had his usual auotiou sales. Items of interest wero few, and yo local "turned in" nt an early hom. - Fresh "Water-Ground Moul 15 cents n peek or $1.12 for 2 bnahol Back nt Waddill's. - Mr. ?Tames P. Campbell has moved into his new ind beautiful store, in "MC?Af.ij BLOCK," whoro he is enabled to show off his bountiful spring goods to bettor ndvnotngo. His spring suits, hats .. i! 'ow quirted HIIOOS for gents uro j "hoi hy ' Cnll and tako n look. Mo?si.<. T M. Robertson and . I ?.. i. . .^Hing this county in int . if I'ota nu Hill "Savories, looa tod nenr v. .. ... ..'., J. an Lindley proprietor, l'?i ? - - - -. r ? .. ?. < oin haue reliable stock for Mu orel ad ?ii . eau do no hotter than ^ il-..a their ord ors. - A full line of Lain; Carden Seed and Onions at J. T. Doit;; Drug Store. - Prof. Fowell is back again at II?B post, after making his "finit round" to Hebron and Clio, whoro ho lins been just scooping in orders for stonoil plates, key chocks, watch charms, umbrella plates, ito. Ho says ho wes much pleased with that delightful country, mid wan novur hotter troatcd in all ids lifo. Wo knew ho could not help but say to when ho rc tm ned. - Goose-neck Cotton Hoes 35c. rt Waddill's. Insure your Houses againt fire, lightning, cyclones and wind storms. For further particulars apply to ll. I\ JOHNSON, Agent, Rennettsville, S, C. March y st, 1890. KANSAS CITY, Mo.-? have been aillicted with ki ('noy trouble f-r over a year. I commenced using Microbe Killer ut your suggestion. I havo not finished my hccontl jug and nm completely cured. Yours respect fully, (Us. JJ. WKI.CII, Chuko & Welch, Printers, 121* Walnut street. Ker sale by J. T. Douglas, Sole Agent. KN 1UHTS OF I I 'I AM. A 1.0 DOIS OK.'.ANl/FU ?N 'J !i K l.tTTLK I TOWN OF TA I ;; . On Monday !ti\errio:>n < d did dhan-I ..,n_- \?' t.i t"..,_^ .r- "... t\.liv>i, ?t . J.llllC"?, .\. , nulli Darlington and made Oil anthe Lodge ot" our town an official visit that night and on Tuesday nltcrnoon h?, together with members ol the lodge at ;i>i!. -dace, wont out to Tatum Station and i 'salu ted a lodge of eighteen chm ter members. After thc initiation the lollowinp ol fleers were duly elected to set vc lot thc ensu ing term : C. A, McAllister, P. (.. r. W. P. hester, P. C. Jr, Pr. ,J. C. McKenzie, 1 ])r. J. H. Reese. V. C. li. 1). Hamer, Prelate. J. II. McCJilvray, M. A. ,1. L. Tatum, M. V. J. II. Mitchell, M. V,, Wi H. McLaurin, K. o' K. k ?S. Thc Inside and Outside t. ia rds Will be appointed al next mt'-ti og. Tim following is a comp i ' ol the charter members : J ll Reese, J P Hamer .) 0 McKen* zte, h 1> Hamer, J ll M< ''?tay, J I I Mitchell, C A McAllister, ',. Kay, T R Hamer, J A Stanton. 1 li M ?Rae, John McAllister, .] L Ta I um 1 Vu tcher. W T Hrccdcn, ll H . n, WU McLaurin, VV P Lester. The lodee will be known ? M i-lhoro Lo Ige, No. 2S. ? ?MllOi.i ..; tl lr KT. \vi regret lo ?carn th Cecil j tj.-osi i v?. .vin <? ! 'ur cpl uUiij, j w.'iij . ? .' i K ;.n I In. !eg - .' bivi! : ??i uo Monday last and .-,< ( i . > iiurt- 1 disabling his leg and cooli ni ig dm to his bed. Ui eat pity I he clubs were not forbidden on t: * pl . urounds of our schools. -?. Do You Wimt ix Diary fji Ul' P Wo hove just soon lin i thin;?. Eludant bindi ig, that wi di . M out of placo in tho handsome- . - loom, linc paper, iden ty bf ri . oi entries cvory day in tho year, f-, icnl <. .ns for tho weather and thornioinolo '?? nstro nomtotd information, soon.1' of j ikes with the genuino old timo ii bout them, pictures by Pi.liner Cos, nod ut- > oMicr usoinl and ontertaining mattel too i; amor ous to mention. Tho l c I oing. Such is tho August Flov aud 0 m?an Syiup Alinahao for 1890. \nd . li hilted free too liy every Drujgi I ur. I) tor in Medicine, or mailed frt to ayo o on application. Ask for one it 0, or drop a postal to C. ?. Oteen 1 bury, N. J., u. s. A , and be : . men' ti on this paper. -- . - ? ? . Clinton P. Jackflon '.vas convicted of murder 01 ' mimer tenn of court, and . . > 1 ppeiileii to thc Supremo ("our foi 10w ,, i i-T.'itotlord M >'?d?.V 1 ..;?.. 1 iii;, L?i Lo i if),) . ?' . lit" ; Ui\y\ ' lite mad.i u'ie ,v .?>. ,. toticli ring i'Mii:'.v!. . wbcfi ??VM ? h .r .1 ; {<.:?? i!" ho ' ?t;l ui.yl.l.?P. to .?.uy, j (lui - :ni"'-mitv .irl-c.l lili) )' of all. After iii? rom tr q ie ti number of in?lucntiiil i Li'v ign od hi? petition nskin?.'; tl ri l ii;vernor to chango bis Benton co I ; Iii im prisonment in tho pi ?lc tiary, il/?- 'i\ ii x. Is Consumption Incurable? Read the following: Mr, . ' Mor ris, Newark, Arl:., z?.y : down wd'h Abscess of Lungs, .ii ! . and physicians pronounced 1 u: a ? nable Comsuinptlvc. llegan ti- ig .ing's New Discovery lor Qt ivdihipi am now on my third bott lc, n id . ' le to oversee the work of my lari > thc finest medicine ever math Jesse Middlewart, .' 1 I Sib, says: "Had it not bee: 1er I ng's New Discovery for Cons.. iii I would have died ol Lung Tro ul ' \ given up by doctors. Am no cst ol health.'.' Try.it, Hamp . eat Jennings' Pharmacy, flW Wc havo just rece vi d . how ?itoolc of Ziegler Bros. 81i OPS ( r.adios, (iontlcinen, Misses and ? hil lion, '?.'heno shoos aro unequaled for d.yln lp iii 1 du rability. Wo havo been aol I i thom now for a number of yours iii hav never yot had a singlo complaint, P .< 1 you want a good shoo, a comfortn 1 : shoo, and nt liv ic lUti'S 1 ni ul ly 0 'ni gel /IK'?i mi for i il Lt H H TO \i IT. lUiii.h t,jj r\i>. SAcitA.MKNTo, CAI.., \pf.l so. Ii. L. Goddard it Co.. u Rad urn's Mjorobo Killi i Gentlemen- My NOII, UI ii years old. was eared willi lc.<f thin ? . gallon of Radam's Microbe Ki r, a'Ur being given up by phy.?iciaii!s . 1 hld, with enlargement ol' the heart. My syil'a was also cured of a .severe1 hilt! i nublo, after a failure on tho , uri hf p) vsiciatis to relievo her. .1 conside; il Hu' uporior to all known remedies. R. Il ?11 ' . itiei?; For salo by J. T? Doti j do Agent. muiuwuxauuuMimi??. . .x-i ?? ?.-mmruftttr, UNCLAIMED LKTTJ ?S DlCNNllTTSVn.1.1: Post' Ol'FICK,:*] MAUI,nono Coi stv, S.. C., v ipr i , li] i i<jo, j No. i-Pinkncy Di '.ni- ,i 2- P. Mooro 3- -Joe Itichtn u 11 4- -W. D. Sin When you call for any f the nbovo let ters, please state thai 1 Inn benn ad vertised. Ono c^nt ia .?,1 ?! for each lotter advertised, T. L. I ItOSI VNI), P. M. NOTICE OF FIHitl. DISCHIGE! [VtOTlCK is hereby given:ll 1 on Tues ?1 day, April 2211 I, 1.) . I will apply to the Honorable Probate Judge ol' Marlboro county loi 1 final discharge as Guardian l'or Marv (Ihavi.s Lainey and Willie Chavis. 1.1.1 ' MAVIS. March 22, 189(1 (Jiiardian. Ol' TUE CONDITION Ol' THE BANK Ol? MARLBORO, At dos? of bufcitu'fcs noel for quarter ending Mnroh 31, 1?00, ami In conformity with Ant of douerai Assembly. ASSETS, fjoatiH und DUcouuis. Duo from other Banks ... Furniture nod ftxtnros. ... Cash. $164,784.19 0,260 740 76 _14,?25.24 $185,810.19 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock mid Surplus.... Duo Depositors . .,,. Eilis Payable. Duo to other Danke. Dividend No. 6. Undivided prouts. $60,000 87,83330 24,583 io 1,095.27 2,000 10,298,52 $185,810 19 j'rii OAUOIIINA I ? County, j STATU ol' Sou'i Marlboro Poruonnlly comes boforo mo J. H. Darnos, Cashier of tho above named Rank, who upon oath soys that tho foregoing statoinont is truo and c?ircct to tho bout of his knowledge and bolief. Subscribed and H worn to boforo mo this April i, 1890. J. H. BARNES, Cashier. T. W. Bouci i nen, [(i,. B.~j Notary Publie. Attest : C. S. MoCALL, I I!. H. NEWTON, D. D. MCCOLL. 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Move eeonomicitl than the prdinuty kitr-ds, and cannot he sold in competition wi di tho multitude of low lost, .-hort wei?hr,alum orphosphni.. powder.'', ""fid otile-jn nan*, ll OY Al " ' 'MNC L- >Ws OK If. CO , ? Ur? Wall Y Y JU EVERY LADY WANTS Is a new NEW DRESS of the best and most iashionablc goods and prettiest pattern, with trimming, hat and gloves all to match, and you will lind all thee in rich profusion at R, L. Kir li wood & Co'r,. Our i tock of Hats and Montieth surpass any which has ever been offer ed in this section, anti our prices nie ns low as you 01111 purchaso same good? in any market, This tl epa rh.? mont is in ehj>rgo <,f an cxporicncctl MILLINER from tho city of Balti more, who will ?rjvc satisfaction JU every pn rt icu la r. will be carried on in the store by a lady of expert jnoe. Call nod exam ine our ?look anti pee bow complete it is. Relieving that wc eau give satis faction in ev< ry particular, all wo ask is a trial. R. ti. KIRKWOOD .t CO. March LL, 181)0. 50 Bbl?, n. sw orop N. O. MOLASSES, all grades, fo r salo low. BRISTOW & EVERETT. March 14, 1890. in?un.' i* HVIIV Tho vuHt burden ot'poverty nuder which wo are staggering is mainly duo to tho appropriation of public sorviees, of social rights, by individuals who neither can nor do render an equivalent for thom to their follow citizetiH. That is tho moaning of monopoly. Monopoly, whether created yesterday or tlio hoir loom of ages, is nothing loss than n lax on all present and futuro productions of tho laud in in which it nourishes. TO STIMULATE -DURING THE SPRING 4 MONTHS I Will Soil ? a Small Aime* Above Cost, You cnn buy any article I have in stock at very low figures. It will pay you to call and see rae. New Orleans Molasses, 35 to G5c. Cuba " 40c. ?.3 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $l.no. 14 lbs. C Sugar for $1.00. OFPEE, 20 to 23ac. JU CK fi to 71c. peril). TEA, 25e. (o 7dc. per lb. I) i ? .CUR, $4.25 per bbl. TOBACCO 25c, to 05c. per lb. 2 lb. Can Tomatoes, 8ie; 3 lb. 10c. 2 lb. Ouu Corn, Oe. Sardines, 5c; Sardines in Mustard, i?c SALMON, 19c. Dried apples, Gie LADIES BUTTON SHOES, 85c. Former Price, $1.25. LADIES LACE SHOES, 85c. Former Price, $1.25. LADIES BUTTON SHOES, 1.50. Former Price, 2.00. LADIES BUTTON SJIOKS, 1.20. Former Price, 1.50. Gents Congress Gaiters, $2.25 Former Price, 3.00 Gents Congress Gaiters, 1.35 Former Price, 1.75 C?cn'.k T?oglish Tio, TM 1'orme) Price, l./? r?fc'?"J Brogan*; . .0? Former Pri?e, . 1 .Sf dieu o Shoi.v?, ,9( Former Price, 1.2? CALI AND SEE ME. G. W. Waddill I'obruary 5th, 1890. LIFE 9 OP TI IE HOS. JEFFERSON DM - CY - MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS. To br Sold by Subscription Only. t / tus and complete outfi fr>i ca -ill be ready immediate ly f*' v>' AuKNTS. wishing desirable ter j ritory on this great work will pleas . :uI0 ress, as soon as possible, the pub I lisi?is. BKLFOKO COMPANV, I 8.^22 East 18th St. New York AT CLIO, S. C. WE respectfully announce to tb public that we are running Shop at Clio, where we will make an repair Kum itu re, make Coffins of a sizes cheaper than can be bought an; where in the country. Good work ari low prices our motto. Satisfaction gua an teed. J3(?y- Doors, Sash and Blinds mai to order cheap. STOAE & BARRINGER. Keb. Otb, ifr-'oo. Notice to Overseers miIE OAM?USEERS ovor tho publ ?JL highways in Marlboro County a hereby notified to slake off thoir respe ti ve roads tho width required hy ln\ ] Any ono plowing in or otherwise obstrue ?inir faid highways aro to be at onco ri ported to tho Bonni of Count v Co til hit Honers. J T. COVINGTON, J, C. (JAM PB ELL, RA IPORD (URSON County Commissioners M. < Attest : T. \V. Bouchier, Clerk. Feb ft, 1890. flftyT Send your Job Printing to tl ? Democrat omeo. m* For CHILLS AND FEVER u Lippman'B Pyrafugo. It is a good lou \ and a suro euro. CHI"?,n.t. ^ATLftNTAiefl 4^CAL.??'ICistfl CT.k?'Jia.M?. llXIJQBBSjSBf? UAUAS.TEX. Agent "Wanted! Address Tho Now Homo Sowing Muohiuo Co., 25 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Uu. Maroh 7, 1890. And Keep iL If not, TO WHOM M As 1 have ii large lot of sea soned material on baud now I am prepared to make WAGONS AND LOG CARTS cheaper than ever before, at short riotiqo, -REPAIRING Done in thc very best manner, on reasonable terms, lor spot c ish only. T Mon n Rn ?in OPS ! i?i?'XU VK MK A ?Al Lii tm MbOoll, 8. C. Fob rn nv 5, 18(10. I am now prepared to buy or soil Hoal Estate in Marlo. .0 Parties wishing to buy or sell, will clo well to confer with mo, or write tue at Blenheim, S. C., bo foro making sales or purchaser. A. J. MATHESON. July 1, 18811. -HA VIO YOUR JOB PR?NTING -DONE AT The Democrat Office. FAIR NOTICE. To Ute Fnrmors ol' Marlboro mid ami Surrounding Country. le With 'JO years experience in Cotton Gi.i Ropati'ing, 1 think 1 cnn saltly say I hut l know my bu-inc-s and propuso lo bold tho licld. T fi!' boxes, repair bi sbes, trna up journals ami put tho mac incry in (h'st'Class ordo . I giuirunlco .. i*(ac (ion, Partios Winning work d' honhl not walt too lon?, as I univ bo ctowdjd when i hov might want mo. I lar.it work 10 and I "JA cont.-; machino work 5 cents a ?aw. Seht) in vonr orders carly. JACKSON MJCLTON, Mat ol? 1, 180O. Hcnncithvillc, 8. C. io Executor's Notice, All and singular thc creditors of thc estate ot ,Jolm Covington, deceased, are hereby notified to present their claims duly attested, and all indebted to tba sanio will make immediate payment to either of thc undersigned. < 'Anot.IN!.; COVINGTON, T.UISTR?M COVINGTON, WILLIAM F, KINN LY,' March ll, 1890. Kxecutors. ?.V A. A A AA A A A A A. A A. /.. *v A A A V A A A A A A A .. v Commutation Tax. rp HE Booka for tho collection of tho X Commuta?ion Tax is now open at tho Clerk and frccsuivr'r Olllce in tho Court House, and will romain open until thc 3 5th tia) oi'Mny, aller which tinto they will bo closed (ititi tho pon alty rubied. MILTON M?LA?KIN, April 2, 181)0. Clerk & Treas.