The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, July 11, 1890, Image 2

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m/ ., s ll wm wm "Do thou Groat Liberty Inspiro our Souls and mako our livos in thy possession happy, or our Doutha Glorious in thy Just Dofonco." VOL.. XIV. BENNETTSVILLE, S. C,, JULY ll, 1890, !NO, 31 MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. Arrives-Southern mail vin. Society Hill arrives daily, at 12 pm. Leaves-Daily, at 5 00 o'clock, a m. Arrives- Noythqru mail via Greensboro, N, C., arrives daily ut 0.45 p m Leaves- Dully, Vat 8 20 o'clock, Arrives-Blenheim, IteU Hill'ar|d Drake arrives dailv ar 12 o'clock, Leaves-Daily at 0 ? cluck a. m. Leaves-Bonnettsvillo to Gberaw, vin Dargan and Quick, Tuesdays and Saturdays, at 7 a. m. Arrives-Samo days at 6 p. tri. Leaves- Bonnottsvillo to Lnurinburg via Pearson, Briphtsvillo, Adams ville aud Newtonvillo, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 7.30, Arrives-Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day at 3.30. Bonnottsvillo post?omco opons at 7 o'clock, a m., and ojosos at 5 p m. All mails opened aud distributed upon arrival. ??*r- Monoy Order busInosB CIOBOR on Sat urdays, at 12 o'olook, in. T T. ilnowr.ANn. i>, M. RAILROAD G-TJOJI?. Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley R. R. in effect Marvh 2, 1S90. 'Jrains moving North. Pan?, and MuH. .' Freight mut Patt. H; 2d iv m Loaro Donnattsvtllo . 11.16 a in ll 35 a ni A ni yo Maxton S.35 u ni il 'If* a in I .o* vu Maxton (1.25 a in 7 ?16 a in Arrivo Fnyottcvillo 2.05 p ni 2 16 }> m Loare " ?00 a in 3 63 |) m Lenvo Sanford 2 15 p m il IO pin Arrivo Greensboro SOO p ni 7 10 p DI Lonvo " t> 20 a m 10 15 p in Arrivo i>t. Airy 5 00 p m No. t--llroivkfft8t at Fayetteville, Dinner at (1 reen j boro. Tr ai itt moving South. Pars, and Mail. Freight and Accoui f) 15 a m Leave Mt. Airy 5 30 a m t) 15 a in Arrive Greensboro 1 15 u m 'j 50 a in Leave Greensboro 7 00 a in 12 33 p m Leave Sanford 2 15 p ni 2 10 p in Arrive Fayetteville 5 25 p ni 3 30 p tn Leave Fayetteville 7 45 a in 5 20 pm Arrivo Muxloc 12.30 p ni 5 30 pin Leave Maxton 1 05 ti in G 45 p m Arrive Bennet'svillo 3 40 jr ni Passengerand Mail Southbound bteak nst at Greensboro und dinner at San ford. Factory Branch.-'Freight <b Passenger. THAIN MOV1NU NOIITII Tionvo MUllioro 7.25 n m Arrivo Greensboro (1.0(1 a in Lave Oroonsboro 10.10 a in Arrivo Madison 12.35 p THAIN MOVING SOUTU. Iioavo Madison at 1.10 p Arrivo Gi edinboro '1 OU p ni l-navo (ireoni'.b-jro 4.40 j? Arrivo Millboro 0.66 p Piuacngor and Mail Train runs daily oxcept Sundays. Freight nnd A coom motin ti on Train runs from llonnottsvillo to Fayetteville Tuosdn^s, Thursdays mid Saturdays; from Fayottovillo to Run nott? villo on Mondays, Wcdnosdnys and Fridays; from Fnyottovillo to Greensboro on Monday?, Wednesdays and Fridays; from Greensboro to Fayetteville on Tuosdays, Thurs dnys and Saturdays; from Greensboro to Mt. Airy on Mondays, Wednesdays and Frida,s. Trains on Factory nnd Madison Branches run daily except Sunday. W. li KY LB, G on. Pass A gout. J. W. FRY,, Gonoral Sunorintondont. Atlantic Coast Line. North Eastorn R. ?. of S. C. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. Tit AINU OOINO SOUTH. Dated April 20th, 1800. Le Plorcnoo " Kiugstroo Ar. Lanes Lo. Lnnes Ar Charleston No.27iNo.23 A. M.?A. M. ?1.361 *?.30 2 21), ?.IO 2.50 1U.07 2.6 ll j 111.(17 6.l>0| 11.51? Nu.63 P. M. *7.6(l ?.30 Train on C. .t D. lt. lt. eonnoots at Florouco with No. 23 Train. THAIN? OOINO NOIITII. Le Charleston Ar. Lnnos Lo Lanes Lc Kingstrco Ar Florence No.78 A. M. * 1.20 3.00 ..1.00 3.17 No.lt P. M *.J 30 0.2?I li 20 li -10 4.211) 7.56 No. 52 A. M. *7.00 8.27 * Daily. -J" Dnily except Sunday. No. 52 run through to Columbia via Central R. R. of S. C. Nos. 78 and 1.4 run solid to Wil mington, N. C., making closo connection with W. ?fc W. II. It. for all points north. J. R. KENLY, .INO. F. DIVINE, Ass't Gon'l Manager, Gon'l Supt. T M. EMERSON, Oon'l Pass. Agb. WAD1?SRORO', N. G., SPECIAL. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAV, Northbound. South bound. Leave- Deave Charleston 4 00 p. m. WadoFboro' 0.00 n. Lano's (1.11 p. m. Choraw 7.30 n. Floronoo 8.1 u p. m. Florouco ii.00 a. ni. Ohoraw 9.43 p. in. Lano's 10.37 u. 1 Ar 'i ?'O- Arrivo rVadosboro* 11.00 p. m. Charleston 12.30 p.in Cars run through hotweon Chnrloston mid Wudesboro'. Thcso trains make close comice tion at Wadosboro' willi East nnd Wost bound Pn?songor trains ovor the Carolina Central Railroad. T. M. EM URSON, Gen. Pass. Agt. TWIN F. DiviNK, Con. Supt Insure your Houses againt fire, lightning, cyclones and wind storms. For further particulars apply to M. I\ JOHNSON, Agent, Bennettsvillo, S. C. March 31st, 1890, UHU.U?H JO?liJliOTOHY. NORIH MARLBORO CIRCUIT APPOINIMENTS FOR 1800. Hov. J. Lt. Ray, P. 0. First Suuday. Ebenezer 10.30 a. m., Sbilo '100 p. m. Second Sunday. Oak Grove 10.30a. m., Now Hope 4.00 p. m. Third Sunday. Sbilo 10.30 o. m., Ebenezer 4.00 p. ni. Fourlb Sunday. New Hopo 10.30 a, m., Oak Crovo4.00 p. m. Pleasant Hill 10.30 n. m., on Saturday bo toro tho second Sunday nod 10.30 a- m., 5th Suuday. UHICHISYILLE CIRCUIT APPOINTMENTS TOR 1800. RUY, O. M. IIOYD, V. c. Bethel 1st and 3d Sunday ll a.m. Antioch 1st and 3rd Sunday 3 p. m. Roykin 2nd and 4th Sunday 11 n. hi. Brenden's Chapel 2d nud 4th 3 p. m. APPOINTMENTS FOR BENNETTSVILLE CIRCUIT. UICV. W, H. KfKTON, 1?. c. Beauty Spot, 2nd and 4th Sunday 11 a. m. Smyrna, 2nd and 4th Sunday 3 p. Uli Pino Grove, 3rd and 1st Suuday ll u, m. McColl, 3rd and 1st Sunday 3 p. ui. API'OIHIMENIS FOR BLENHEIM CIRCUIT, H KV. J. A. POHTF.H 1?. C. Hebron hst nnd 3rd Sunday at 11 a m. Ebouezer 1st and 3rd Sunday at 3 p. m. Parnassus 2nd and '1th Sunday ut 11 a. m. Zion 2nd and 4th Sunday at 3 p. m. TOWN CHURCHES. MicriionrsT-Kev. .1. W. Daniel, Pastor Sunday School ?t,U0 p. m. Preaching at 11.00 n. m., and 8.00 p. m. Prayer-meet ing Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Supt. S. S., IS. S. Carlisle. BAPTIST-HOV. R. N. Pratt Pastor Preaching 11.00 a. m., S.OO p. m. Sunday School every Sunday morning at 0.30 Prayer meeting Thursday evening, at4.00 o'clock. Supt. S. S., C. ll. Jordan. l'Hi:snvTi:uiAN-Rev. W. il. Corbett pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 3.30 V. m. Sunday School at 0.30 A. M. Pray er-meeting on Tuesday afternoon at 4.00 o'clock. Supt. S. S.,T. E. Dudley. 2WCASOWXO D?HEOTORY. MAHLIlOltO CHAPTER No. 30, lt. A. M. Meets at Clio on Friday, on or after each full moon, at 3 o'clock in the alter noon. J. C. DUNBAR, M. E. II. P. J. E. MCLEOD, Secretary. EUREKA LODGE, KO. 43, A. F. M., AOAMSVIttE, Convenos each ?Sntnrduy nf tor noon buforo thu full moon, ut 4 o'clock. L. H. KASTKUi.nta, W. M. W, J. Adama, Socrclary. AURORA LODGE, NO. 33, A. F. M. CLIO, Meets Saturday on or after oneil full moor, at 3 o'clock, p. m. Jons MANSINU, W. M. 12. T. COVINOTON, Scorctary. MARLBORO LOOCE NO. 88, OENNETTSVIILE, Convonca each Friday ovenlng on or boforc thc full moon at 8 o'clock. C. S. MCCALL, W. M. T. I. Rogers, ,Socri'tary. BRUNS LODGE, NO. 18, A. F- M. PARNASSUS, Moots Rntuiduy on or boforo oaoh full moon nt '.i o'clock, p. in. W. B. ALFORD, W. M. C. B. Rogers, Secretary. PROFESSIONAL CARDS THOS. K. DUDLEY. IIOPK H. NEWTON. ^UDLEY ?fe NEWTON, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, BENNKTIKVILLE, S. C. Will pruotioo iu the Courts of tho Fourth Circuit and in the United Stntos Courts. (Feb. 14, '80. TOWNSEND & MCLAURIN, Attorneys at Law, BKNNKTTS VILLE, S. C. &&T Ornoo ovor J. P. Evcictt's Store. TOWNSEND & MOLAUHIN <fe POLLOCK. Attorneys nt Law, Cheraw, S. C. KNOX LIVINGSTON, ATioitNEY AT LAW, Ronncttsvillo, S. C. KNOX LIVINOSTON. EDWARD M'lVKU LIVINGSTON & MCIVER, Attorneys at Law, Chcrav, - - So. Cu. m W.??IJCHIMIL X 0 Attonioy at Law, Ronncttsvillo, S. C ' B???'Office on Darlington St., west of thc Court House. rx? I. RO OE RS, X o Attorney at Law, B 0 11 n c l t s v i 1 I c, S . C . BW'Olhcc in thc Court House-iront room on tho right. BG. W. SHIPP, ? Attornoy nt Law, Cheraw, S. C. Will practice in thc Courts of Ches terfield and Marlboro Counties, MILTON MCLAURIN, Attorney M Law and Trial Justice, Bonnottsvillo, S. C. Prompt attention given to ibo collec tion ol' claims. Agricultural Liens foro ci?se d. m E. DUDLEY, X 0 COMMISSIONER OP AFFIDAVITS For tho Stato of North Carolina. jeyCall on him at Bcnncltsvillo, S. C. COUNTY CONVENTION. SCORE MARLBORO FOR TILLMAN! A SOLID TILLMAN DELEGATION TO THE STATE CONVENTION-OPPOSED TO A STATE PRIMARY--DELEGATES TO CONGRESSIONAL CONVENT ION COUNTY OFFICERS TO BE NOMINATED HY PRIMARY. BKNNKTTSYILLK, S. C., July 7, 1000. The County Convention met in thc Court House nt ll o'clock, A. M, this day ami was called lo order hy the County Chairman, Hon. C. S. ?McCall. Kev. John A. Porter open ed the meeting with prayer. The President then called the roll of d?le*? gates from tho several clubs as fol lows : ADAMSV1LLE. J li Creen, I) J Enstcrling, L Ii Kutterling, J F Bunch, 1 W Wil liams, J J) Watson, A C Pearson, .1 K Fletcher, T M Adams, J F Breed en, P Mangain, Yv" 1) Mooro, li J Adams. BROWNSVILLE. W F Kinney, W T Bogers, W B Drake, J T Donaldson, U P Hodges. J P Tart, P C Healy, J M Hays, W M Hood, John Wise. B R IG I ITS YIL L K. E Wr Odom, E W Goodwin; Jr., H K Odom, James A Mclunis, H W Wingate, C J Stanton, J B Stubbs, Wm. Calder, James Murphy, A OTuel. BENNETTS VILLE. W D Evans, Joe II David, W Turlington, W J Pate, C F Moore, J ll Sampson, Ira Bounds. John Li McLaurin, T S Evans, P G Emanuel, Alex McKinnou, J M Howell, J P Driggcrs. HERRON. Levi Lvov, John Barren ti ne, Tims Bennett, J* T Covington, E T Cov ington, J J Jones, I) P McCJuago, E W Smith, W II Manning. OLIO. T N Edens, HM Stackhousc, S P Wright, J C Dunhnr, Sr., J O MoRae, J C Woodley, James H Stanton, Welcome Quick, Samuel Driggcrs, J A Calhoun. RED BLUFF. J J Graham, J F McLaurin, Dr J H Lane, McD. Morrison, T ll Bcathca, RED HILL. J D Dill, D S John, G Crosland, J M Tart, P A Tu runge, P A Bounds, John Thomas, W T Keynolds, A T Odom. SMITHVILLE. N L Swelt, Jno ll Pogues, Jacob Hoffman, M E Coward, Lewis Brig man, T B Hoffman, J L Irby, Elisha Pipkin. A quorum being present, the Presi dent declared the convention open for business. The President, Col. C. S. McCall, then, in a ncnt little speech, thanked the Democracy of Marlboro for their honored and faithful co-operation with him in thc work of the past, and wishing thom the samo hearty suc cess in the future, declared that it was his wish to retire from public, po sition lor tho prescrit. Capt. John B. Green was then nominated for Coun ty Chairman, and elected by accla mation. On motion of Hon. W. D. Evi.ns, tho thanks of the Democratic party of Marlboro were tendered Hon. C. S. McCall for his faithful service as County Chairman since 1876. Mr. Chas. Crosland was elected Secretary and proceeded to read the call for thc County Convention. On motion of J . F. Breeden, the Presidents of the several Democratic Clubs were constituted thc Executive Committee as f Hows: Bennettsville-\V. D. Evans. Brightsvillc-J. 8. Liles. Bcd Hill-J; D. Hill. Bed Bluff-J. J. Graham. Clio-T. N. Edens. Adamsville- J. P. Bunch. Smithville-N. L. Swelt. Brownsville-W. F. Kinney. Hebron-Levi I voy. The fellowing resolutions offered hy Capt. J. JJ. McLaurin in ono of his telling speeches, ably supported by Messrs. W. D. Evans and J. P, Bunch, were adopted : WHEREAS, Thc farmers of the State in thc Convention ot March, IH90, adop ted a platform of principles, embodying measures ol reform in political matters, and certain cardinal doctrines, and whereas such action at this time is deemed not only necessary, but expe dient, for thc advancement of thc true interests ol the State, anti whereas sys tematic and untiring efforts arc being made to defeat thc Farmers' Hclorm Movement, so as to perpetuate a politi cal oligarchy. Therefore bc it Resolved, That this convention cn dorses thc platform of the March Con vention and its exponent, Captain B. H. Tillman, lor Governor, and that our del?gales to thc State nominating Con vention he instructed to vote for Capt. B. H. Tillman, first, last, and all thc time. Resolved, That wc condemn thc Slate Executive Committee in calling another State Convention in thc middle of the campaign, thus trying to trick the peo ple out ot their choice, and entailing extra expense ?nqnj an already burden cd people, and that our delegates be in. structed to vote against Primary at thc August Convention. Resolved, That our delegates elected to thc Congressional Convention tor thc District be instructed to vote lor thc nomination ol a candidate who is tully in accord with the Farmers' Movement, and who endorses the action of the March Convention, and also ot thc St. Louis Farmers' Convention. Resolved, That wc request thc Execu live Committee to only allow candidates for State offices to address us on July 15th. Jiaohed, That wc condemn the bit terness and venom ol Ihe News u.td Cornier, and that wc commend to thc people I he bold and fearless 1 stand the Charleston World, has taken Tor them. Tho plan of nomination county officers was then voted upon, and thc primary plan adopted. Thc time and rules for the govern ment of thc ?mme was loft with Exec utive Committee. Thc delegates to thc S'ato Conven tion lo be hehl in September, with in structions to attend the August Con vention, were then nominated ami elected, us follows: Capt. John 13. (Jreen, Hon. \V, I>. Evans, Hon. T. N. Edens, C. P. Hodges, Kev. N. L. Swelt, Dr. J. li. Napier. Each delega*c pledged his support for P. R. Tillman first, last, and all thc time. The following delegates to tho Con gressional Convention were then elec ted : Chas. Crosland, J. P. Bunch, Willis Turlington, John Barrcntinc, Thos. Bennett, J lt. Peguo*. Tho convention then adjourned. BEN IN REI) KILL. EDITOR MARLBORO DEMOCRAT : Red Hill Democratic Club .met, July 5, eWcted its old olficers, a solid Tillman delegation to thc County Convention, adopted the convention instead ol the primary plan, which was lollowed by loud cheers for Tillman by every mem ber of the Club. The anti's were in a very large minority. We Tillman men arc democrats, And arc true as steel can be; Relorm we want, reform we'll have, And have it free from "rmgster's" salve. Wc can't be bought, nor can't bc sold, Neither thc young, nor e'en thc old ; "Farmers are fools," thc ring men said, Rul this is taffy, and is dead. Thc. anti's will bc apt to see, That they'll from "ring rule" have to tlee; They can't elect their ringster men, But we'll elect dear Captain lien. Farmers all want that which is right, And for ii they will always tight; They want some meat, and not all bone, That they may grow and get full grown. We want free money-silver, gold ; Ringstcrs oppose it, we arc told ; But wc will have it our way, By working for it night and day. We've got thc inside track to-day, So ring men and ring papers Bay ; If this new statement is a fact, lt proves that there's no outside track. 'Tis strange, and we can't think it right, For those who're wrong to rule lor spite, And rule lor their own pockets loo, And rob thc Gentiles and the Jew. ll" men who're sanctified should cling To thc wrong, and to thc ring, They should bc named old Bill Paddy, Who'd tell more lies than his daddy. "I promise you that 1 will do," And fail to clo it, is so true, And such a course will trouble bring, In or out of any ring. B. R. Tillman takes the lead, And will get thc thing wc need, When he sits on that big chair, In Columbia's bracing air. * * * x- * * Wc must watch both State and Nation, And must work like al! creation, And it must meet our approbation, To stick together in our relation. SPINI. Red Hill, S. C., July S, 1890. -.- ? *i? --- EUPI?i'SY. This i? what you ought to havo, in fact, you must havo it, to fully onjoy lifo. Thouflftiicln aro searching for tt daily, and mourning because thoy lind lt not. Thou sands upon thousnnda of (lollara aro spent annually by our pcoplo in tho hope that they may attain thia boon. And yet it may bo had by all. Wo gunrantoo that Electric Bitter?, if used according to dir?c tionn and tho uso porsisted in, will bring you good digestion nod oust tho demon DyRpcpfiiu and hiPtnll intend Eupopsy. Wo ree.om.mond ELKOTRIO BITTBR8 for Dys pepsia and all discusen of Liver, Stomach and Kidnoy?. Sold at 500. and $t .00 por bottlo, at Jonningn' Pharmacy, OMI KEW STATE. OKLAHOMA, S. G., July let, 1890. EDITOR DEMOCRAT :-Wo never soo anything in your paper from our toritory. Wo think tor a now country ju6t opened up wo aro get ting ulong ?noly. Wo had some trouble with tho natives in tho first of tho your, establishing claims; 3ince then everything lias been working splondid, and our crops will compare with any around, but they are suilbring for rain. Hogs, uattlo, bu Haloes and other wild ani mals gave us considerable trouble In tho spring. Tho stock law is not as strictly observed here as it is in older settled sections of the county. Boodle Jake comes in thc toritory occasionally and livons up things for us. Wc all know some thing is up when wc BOO Jako. A short time ago ho had a horse steal ing scrape, and it was not long be fore he got tho wrong bull by thc horns and carried him over thc Great Peo Bee. Jako ia a wisc fellow, and will always como out nil right if ho basa chance to talk. Ho don't fear thc law any more than Tillman docs thc d-1. Till man, that remind? me of politics?, and t hoy toll us ho is tho lol low that is going to bo Governor. Poli tien, Oh! my beautiful Oklahoma, the land of tho free, and all that'* lovely ; has it conic to thia, that all our highways and hodges have gol to be tramped and scouted by can ilidatos and politicians? It is Upor us, and we will do our duty, bul h?id rather be attacked by all thc tribes around us-Choctaws Chickasaws, Cheyennes, Coman rdies and Cherokees. Wc arc a long ways off fr?n headquarters, and are amazingly in a mixed condition, and stand ii need of some sparkling, brilliant light, and wo come publicly inti your private presence and ask tba 30.1110 refulgent, rays be cast ab on us that wo may usher out of dark ness into light. Away back hero we arc hemed in, hedged out, am completely bewildered and lost it tho fog. In fact sir, we don't knov whero we aro, whole wc have been nor whero we will bo if wo ge there, and wo hoar thoro aro som in your town in tho same fix. The, don't know whether they aro den ocrats, demagogues, truo bluet sore heads, scabs or what. Goo authority says that man is wondei fully and fearfully made. Accorx ing to other authority, we are won dcrfully, fearfully and wofull mixed. The santo authority give out, that when we arc right, w aro wrong and when we are wron we aro right. Did you ever Men and brethren, what shall w clo to be saved ? Evory two y cai the old Ship of ?State totters an almost sinks. A little March gm struck tho old Ship in Columbi and such a howl went up all ov< the land, Ob, wo arc lost, losl John Fetor is going to thro down tho paddles next Novombe but three good men are wad in out with out-stretched anns, an all say thay can save tho old bo; -Earle, Tillman and Brutto Earlo io a long fellow, and a got wader, but be is just two years t< lato. Tho 4?antiV let him get t< ripo before thoy pulled him. Tv years ago Tillman and otho wanted him to accept tho nomin tion, but ho didn't want to bo anybody's way. If the signs my almanac are true, ho is not anybody's way now. Tn olden times just before t Lillildion of Israel got thorc, o from each I ribo was sent over view the piomisod land. Now, t Benjaminitca have selcctod Bc and he has been over and look' around, and says ho likes it, ai wants to go to stay, and ho is ? ing. Now, all that wants to ? must join the tribe of Benjaminit Ben is going to get the nomi] tion, and I have heard some o say they would vote for a bull d or devil if ho was nominate There is no uso trying to nomi nu tho old gentleman, Bon says he not afraid of him. 1 don't th il you could get him now, any wi Congress is in session you kno and lie could not possibly coi down. Ho may eend down soi help to aesist tho politienns a Bing as Ben callo it. 1 am sor Gen. Bratton let thc boys fool h 30 ; he is brought out by the pol chins only as wedge ; thc poor < fellow will bo driven in and ma od to (loath ; ho will not mn i$qod wedge wood. My friends you want to "git thare," join t band ; fall in with tho tribe Benjaminites. Warle tho prc< tion ; a quart ol' coon skins t pint of lion's oyes, before ono moi ti sore throat will bo tho result whooping up tho farmors' mc and onooyed Bon. Koop c boys; somebody will hnvo a big mess ol'crow to oat iiftor Ibo elec tion. NED GORDEN. July 7tb, 1890. - --- ADAMSYLLLK CLUB. Tho Adnnisville Democratic Club mot on Saturday, July 5, and elected J. li. Green, President ; J. P. Bunch, Vice-Pi'csidont, and J. D. Fletchor, Secretary. Aftor tho election of delegates to tho County Convention thc following preamble and resolutions were oHored and unanimously adopted : Whereas, we believe that thc neces sity for reform is great in the adminis tration of thc affairs of this State, that certain abuses exist which can be reme died by a change ta our chic! executive officer, therefore bc it Resolved ist. That we, the Adams ville Democratic Club, endorse the ac tion ol the March Convention, heartily believing in the plallorm of principles tor reform, as set lorth in said conven tion. . Resolved, 2nd. That wc will do all in our power to secure the nomination of Capt. D. R. Tillman for Governor in thc September Convention. Resolved, 3rd. That we pledge our selves to support thc regular Democratic nominee of the party, let it bc whom il may. Resolved 4th, That we note with re gret thc pan taken by Senator Hampton against thc Farmers' Movement, its candidate and his friends, who have honored him so much, so often and so long, and wc condemn thc same. Resolved, 5th. That we will use our best efforts to secure to the candidates tor State officers a lair and impartial hearing in our county at our coming campaign meeting. Tho following resolution by Mr. H. C. Newton was odored and adopted : Resolved, That our delegates to the County Convention bc instructed to ad vocate and support a change in thc Huies for the government of Primary Flections so that section 12 of the same shall read, "I believe in the principles of true Democracy," instead ol "I be lieve in thc principles of thc Democratic Party." Resolved, That thc proceedings of the meeting be published in thc county papers, J. B. GR HEX, Chairman. J. D. FLETCHER, Secretary. A FREE TRIP TO EUROPE. Tho publishers of Tiiii CANADIAN QU KEN will givo a frc? trip to Europe to the per son Rending them tho. largest nuinbor of words constructed from loMers Contained in thc name of t heir well known magazine, "THE CANADIAN QUEEN." Additional Pri/.cB consisting of Silver Tea Sets, Cold Watches, China Dinucr Sots, Portiere Cur tains, Silk Dresses, Mantel Clocks, and mnuy othor useful and valuable articles will also be awarded in order of merit. Webster,s Unabridged Dictionary to bo used aa authority in deciding tho contest This is a popular plan of introducing a popular publication. Every omi sending a list of not less than ten words will receive a present. Enclose thirteen U. S. 2c. stamps for Illustrated Catalogue of pres crits and three month's trial subscription to THE QlMiliN. Address Tine CANADIAN QUISKK, Toronto, Ont. A Remarkable O.xso From illinois. "I suffered for five years with Mercurial Rheumatism, which was tho result of potash and inorcurial treatment by physi cians, for constitutional Blood Poison. They not only failed to caro mo hut made mo a physical wreck and my life a burden. I then commenced taking Swift's Specific (S. S. S) und after using a fo.v battles was entirely cured of tho Rheumatism, which tho doctors brought on by their remedies, and tho Blood Poison which they failed to euro. I cheerfully com mend S. S. S to any ono ?similarly atlliet od." JOHN II. LYI.E8, So cuto, ill. NO TllACB I.UPT, Mr. and Mrs. Li toll, of Iluntingburg, Ind., says : "That about ono year ago, their little girl wau onttroly cured of an annoying eruption of tho skin and a local blood disordor, by thc use of three bottles of S. S. S. There is no tinco of tho skin disease left, and tho blood lins been in perfect ordor over since, and the general health of tho child was never as good as now. They will tako pleasure in ansivor ing any lottors regarding tho child's oaso." WKST POINT, MISS. I used half 'lozon bottles of Dr. West moroland's Calisaya Tonio with tho hap piest clfcct, having been an invalid for oighb months, Buffering most of tho time fi om Chronic Malarial Toxumiia. I would recommend it as ono of tho best Tonics that I havo ovor soon, and admirably adapted to tho character of malarial trou bles in this seotion. Vory respectfully, T. W. SPJt Ul LL, M. I). For salo at Jennings' Pharmacy and nt J, T. Douglas' Drug Storo. Scrofula is an impurity of tho blood which produces unsightly lumpte or swell ing, which, accumulating in tho glands of tho nook, causes painful running sores on tho arms, logs or foot, which dovelops ul cers in tho eyes, oars or noso, often caus ing blindness and deafness Tako P. P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poko Root and PotaTr sium), It has proved itsolf tho most re markable of all blood paridora. l'UJfl TON OUI'!. "Tho honoloss tongue, t?o simd I nu?! weak, Omi orii?h mut kill," doolur?d tho O reek. '.'Tho longue destroys ? groa tor bordo," Tho Tulle assorts, "thun doth tho sword." Tho Persian proverb wifely saith,- - "A lengthy tonguo, and early (louth ;" Or sometimos (?kos this fu hil instead ; " Don't lot your tonguo out off your hoad." "Tile tongue cn? speak a word whom spood," Says (ho Chinese, ''outstrips your stood;" Wldlo Aruh sagos thus impart : '?Tho tongue's grout storehouse i* tho henri." From Hebrew wit tho III:.X?M sprung, '.Though foot should slip, ne'er tho tongue." Tho snore 1 writor crowns tho whole ; "Who koop? his tonguo doll? koop his foul." -Woman's Journal* mm jvafcTrjrr vwxww rx'J\'i >??. ni AN INVITATION. M iii KDITOK :-Please announco through tito columna of your paper that J have been ordorotj hy tho County Con voli tion of Marlboro C?unfcy to invite all tho candidates for State offices to address the Muss Meeting to ho held hore on tho 15th of July, and that no other speakers arc ex pooled or dc sired on that occasion. J. li. GREEN, CoUhfcy Chairman. Hen pottsville, ?S. (J,' July V, 'yu. - _ . Thu* OnuNo oV tu? AgttU?i?h. If Oort, liarle had boon ti emi li atod in 1888 for Governor hy tho Domoeratio S tato Couve ntior in stead td'Gov. Rtchavdson w. )uld havo hoon sparc S tho heated politi cal canvass through which wo aro parsing. The people demanded a chango thou, but our leaders rc fnscd to givp it to th ci ii, and this year the people aro going to om* phnsizo that domain! by electing Tillman.-Orangeburg Times and Democrat. INIIEUIT.ED JMJOO.U POISON. How in rt nv people there ?ire whoso distress from fiore*, nobes, pains ?md Orilptivo tendon ?.ies aro due io Inherited blood poiron. lind Mood pisses from parent to child, arid tl thero. {oro ls 'lie itnly of husband and wife to kee]) their Hood pu.-e. This is easily iicdolii pli shod by n timely uso of lt. !.. 1!. (Ito!auld Illood Hahn). .Send io Illood Ihilui Co., Atlanta, for book ol' '1(1.-1 convincing; proof. .lunn.- I:ill, Atlanta, (lu,, writes : "My two sons vero xftliotcd with blood poison, willoh doctors said ?vn? hereditary. Tliey both broke out in sores and emption* iv h loll IL ll. ll. prompt|v bontrolkd ?ind fmnllv enrod com pletely." Mrs. S. M, Williams, Sundy, Texas, writes : "My Ihrco poor util lated ohlldron, vt ho inhorf t.'d blond poison, havo Improved rapidly after ai uso i-f I!. I?. lt. lt is a lind; - nd." J,,K. Wilson, c ,* i o 11 Alpino Station, N. C., Keb. IS, ISS."., writes .. "Dono an'. blood poi son forced ute to havo my le;- ninpUatod, and on the stump lhere oaiiiu a largo ulcer, ivhhdi grow \V*f?? evorp day until dooli rs ?avo mo up to die. 1 only wolifh id ; !H pounds when I honan to tr. ko ll", lt. I'.., a.id 12 hilt tie's in creased my weight to I Sd pound* and oiiido mo sound mid '.volt. I Hover kno"v what good health was bolero." THE PULPIT AND THE ST \GE Hov. li'. M. S ll IOU t, Pastor lTmlcd Hi ct hi on Church, Blue Mound, .Kan , saya : "I fool it iny duty to loll what, woador,s Dr. King's Now DUcoyory bas dom! Cor mo. My Lungs wore badly dis eased, nnd iny parishioners thought I euuld live only u few weeks. 1 took live buttles of Di. King's New I liseovery and mn sound and well, gaining Si) lbs, in weight." Arthur Love, Maiiagor Love's Funny Polks Oom bi nat iou, writes : ''Alter a thorough trial and convincing evidence, I am confident Dr. King's New Diseov?. ery foy Cotisuinp'.iou, beats 'om all, and enies when everything el <e fails. Tho grout od k'ihdttcva I eau ?lo my many thous md friends is to iirgo ! hem to fry it. Free nial bottles tit .leaning.*' Phar- ' macy. Iv'jgulav t-i/.os ?oo, and $1.00, UEO tiPBTNaS FAXE; The following premiums opon to Marl boro hy tho Pair Association for tho An nual Pair to bo held August 15 and im $5 for tho finest girl Uaby over C months and under 2 yours, A lino umbrella to tho young man 21 years of ago who cai) bhow tho highest mark of punctually at Sunday School du ring 1SS9. Ono Ca roi I tm plow to tho person who exhibits a stalk of cotton with tho 1 .rgest 11 author of bolls. $10 for tho finest, oolfc under 2 . .rs, $5 for tim bent display of p embry. $5 to tho young man *.:i yeats of ago who baa noyer indulged in intoxicating drinks. A rocking elmir io tho finest hob)', M arl herb should compete for those pre miums mid t:dto them too. Wc hope to hear of a number for tho grand exhibit. ?Sr Wo have a / nico HALE LO W Q U A UT 15REI) SH OE for Mon-hand-sowed, calf, extra ni adp and pasy. liltlS'COW & EVKltliTT. May Olh, 1800. Bucklen's Arnica Waive. Tho beat Salve in tho world for cubi, bruises, Hores, ulcers, nail, rheum, fovor sores, tetter, chapped banda, chilblains and corna auk ?ll skin eruptions, and positively eurea piles, or no pay required, lt ia guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or moll oy rCfnuttcd. Price 25 couts por box. Por nala an JoiniingV Pharmacy. . . Joniiingn' Terry Syrup tho beat remedy for Dysentery, for ?alo at Jon ninga* Phurmaoy.