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FRIDAY, JULY ll, mo. V i i b I i s .b B ri AA/ BB'kly. lint creel ut tho Tost Olllco nt Uomio tin ville, S. (J an .second oluss matter. Kluvo Colony or siorm 1,0011?. I A humber of slaves, who liad claim ed their freedom in England, wcro bogging and starvingabout tho streets of Loudon, and, after consultation with some of the men thonisolyos, Sharp determined to send a number of tbein RS settlers lo tho roust of Afriea. .in 1781? about 'IOU negroes wore thus i<eut out ttrfeierra Loone, with about sixty J'uiroueans, chiefly worn on. A grant of land was obtained from a neighboring chief, but from its very infancy ibo lil I lo colony was beset willi numerous di(}loultlOS. Disease broke out on board the ship before tho settlers bud even lauded and worse still, most of tho Europeans wcro in duced by the oller of high wages to. take SOi'vieo willi thc slave dealers. Things were going from bad lo worse, when Sharp sent out, princi pally at bis own exponSe, another ship with suppl i os for tho colonists, and ho subsequently succeeded in forming a joint stock company for tho purpose of trading with Sierra Leone. It is in thc course of these transactions that wc Hitit lind him Corresponding with William Wilberforce, who was after ward tho champion of the slaves in the house of commons. After some dillleultics ami dela vs a government charter was obtained for tho "St. Goorgo's 13ay eonipany," as it was called, and m spite ol molestations from slave dealers and native chiefs, and a most wanton raid in 170-1 from a French licet, the colony founded by (I ran ville Sharp has survived, and nourishes at thc present day.-Mac millan's. O^iulUlciittoiiH of a JoimmllHl. The American journalist must bo spicy, lively and bright. Ho must know how not mordy to report, but lo relaie in a racy, catching style an accident, a trial, a conflagration, and bo able lo make up un article of ono or two columns upon thc most insignill cant incident. Ile must be interest ing, readable. His oyes and curs must always open, every one of his live senses on (he alert, for lu; must keep abend in this wild race for news. He must be a gooil conversationalist on most subjects, so tis to bring back from Iiis interviews with di li?rent people a g??d store of materials. He must be n man of courage, to brave rebuffs. Ho must be M philosopher, lo pocket abuse. He must bc a man of honor, and 1 have always found him so. Whenever I have bogged an American reporter to kindly abstain from men tioning ibis or ilia! which might hnve been said in conversation with him I have invariably found that ho kent his WOK!. Bul if tho matter is of pub lie interest he is, before all and above all, the servant of the public. So never challenge his spirit or enter prise, or he will (dave no stone un turned until lie bas lound your secret und exhibited il lo tho public,-Max O'.Kol! in North American. Tho Cy?loito Snow I'low, Thc cyclone is the largest and widest snow plow yet built for any road, making a path four feel, ten inches ill width. J l s capacity is something mar velous. When the fan and organ aro running at Mu; rate ol' 500 revolutions pei* minute it will throw out ?H),000 cubic feet ol' snow poi" minute. The liar is -IS feet long, the width of tho wheel being len feet four inches. Within the car are three engines of OOO horse power each, or a combined force of 18,001) horse power. Two of these, engines drive the fan which ex pels (he snow. The third ono connects direct with the auger, which draws tho snow into the cylindrical case in Which the fans revolve. Tho discharge pipe is thirty-three inches square, tho spout being fourteen feet abovo tho rails. This (brows the snow almost perpendicular for thirty foot before it begins to curve in ils lull, clearing tho telegraph poles With ease, lt is pro vided with the largest, Baldwin loco motive boiler for consolidated engines, the whole, length of tho boiler being 28 feet, having 1,500 feet of heating surface, lt has a I wei vc foot (ire box and J8fi Hues two inches by fourteen feet.--Sacramento Union Record. Plowing tho Kum. After giving the name, thc next im portant ceremonial iii nu Indian child's lifo is that of piercing tho ears. This ceremony is a costly one, for it is thc custom lo give away a pony for each bole made in the child's ears. Tho baby is removed from its eradlo and laid down in all ils finery, and an old niau iii gala dress performs the rite, and pierces the ears with a sharp knife. The earrings are then put in and tho ponies delivered up. It is not uncommon lo see Indians with several holes punched in their ears, and each hole represents a gilt of a pony. At the ago of len or twelve months tho first moccasins are put, on, an occasion ol' considerable importance in the life of a child. About fliis lime the hair is cul. for (he (Icst lime. Among the Omahas an old man lakes a little lock ol' hair from the top ol' l?jo baby's head.'.which is pill away aVnOhg the tribal archives. The falber (hen cuts the hair in tho symbolic manner, which is dilVerenl With different gens. -- Alice C. Fletcher's Address, Cost ol' Living In 11 olin Kong. In (lie lust (en years the cost of liv in;;- in Hong Kong has increased 20 per cent, for Kuropenns and 10 per cent for Chinese, clothing being thc only necessary which is cheaper now. Kent has increased from 100 to 100 per cent, for Europeans and 100 per cent. 1er Chinese house's, servants' wages have increased IO lo ff? per (.cul., imported articles have risen in proportion to the fall in exchange, the cost ol' medical alteiidanco has also doubled, while tho decreasing purchas ing power of the dollar is severely felt by those who lia ve families to maintain or educate af home. London Times. Tho I'OtiKOt O? Illume. Snippers -Can't you pay a little Something on your suit today? Waggles-Certainly. Been carry ing $10 around for you si nco Saturday. Confound it, it's gono. Thom's a bolo in the pocket. Why don't you make pockets that won't tear out?-Mlms-v cipoli.i Journal. 1 ii IfiTOi Will go t I; You will fi rid a beautiful line ol Henrietta the light'sitados, We also have a big linc to $i .50 per yard. Now we call your special attention to Swiss, Cambric and Oriental Flouncing, I Linens and Victoria Lawns, in plain lace, dress trimmings, &c Gent's Hat Wc have a desirable assortment ol'tin Outfit, we know we can please you. It ye goods and get our prices. May 2nd, 1800, Medical Gard ! ITS II IO undersigned having Ibentod per* M m a no nt ly in llcnucttsvillc, rotmns his thanks for 11 lib?rai patronado ami hopes by strict attention to business to merit a continu:iliou. Ihisidos SU11UERY, OBSTETRICS ami tho general practice ol' Medicine, I take pleasure in announcing to nil that 1 have thoroughly equipped myself with the latest and most improved instruments for special treatment of TH ANSF1 (SION in CASIOS of DANGIOHOIIS U10MOR ACJO, all THROAT, NOSH and LUNG diseases. CONSUMPTION specially TR 10 AT Kl) tipon thc LATEST und MOST 1 n\O MIS1N (i Tl 110 ll li FUTIOS. Parties in Henncttsville will bc I0X AMIN101) and TRI0ATI01) for any ol thc above disensos at their own homes by being requested lo so </o. Those i rom a distance at my residence on Darlington Street-- thc icsidonco formerly ojiupicd by Mr. (huey T, JOasterling in Hast Hon* ncltsvill. . Calls in Day left nt Breeden & Wolla' Drugstore will be promptly attended to. At night at my residence Cl?nicos for EXAMINATION ami TRI?ATMKNT reasomlno. Vbry Respect fully, ll R. EASTERI.ING, M. D.f M. Medico. Chi. Society Phila. January I, 'S'J J. T. DOUGLAS, - DEALER IN - ? JDr uga, Medicines, ^ AND * CHEMICALS FINE STATIONARY, CLAMPS, OILS AND PAINTS,*14 FJi?E SUGARS, And Choice Tobacco VIDAL'S OLD STAND April l?, 1&85 lillili Ml'MIAN nuns., Whole?loDrnggUU, Solurroiirlotor.sil.lppiuiin'iililocli, Niwnnnnli, (In. o Chicago, but for tho Latest Si largest and boat selcctod stock in th Millinery % J Mrs. Muson iias just rc turin where she bought thc largest a n cry ever brought to this marl This cut is one of our Spring which we can furnish from $' who has a HAT to buy will lin see us before so doing. We I Milliner's salaries to pay, and than any house in this section. ?R?DR?SS^G?QDS^D?f??J Cloths,' Morhair, rhillianthi.es, Albatros : of American and French Sateens, O min our Lace and While Goods, which you < ilack Lace Valenciennes Plouncing, All stripes and plaids, &c. Vandyke Lace, t s and Furnish ? very latest styles that arc lo bc found in m want the best satisfaction lor your moi Gil RADAM'S I 9 KILLER. The Greatest Discovery of the Age. OLD IN TIlEOltY, DUT TUB REMEDY RECENTLY DISCOVERED. CURES WITHOUT FAIL CATARRH, CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, HAY FEVER, BRONCHITIS, 11IIHU MATISM, DYSPEPSIA, CANCER, SCROFULA, DIABETES, BRIGHT'S DISEASE, MALARIAL FEVER DIPTHISRIA AND CHILLS. In short, all forms of Orgnuic and Functional Disease. Tho cures effected by this medicino arc in many cases MIRACLES! Sold only in Jugs containing ono gallon. Price thrco dollars-a Bittali invostmont when Hoftlth and Lifo can bo obtained'. "History of the Microbe Killer," Freo. -CAM. ON OK ?DDItRSa J. T. DOUGTJAH, Dnivoist, Solo Agont, DKNNKTTSVII.I.K, S. 0, April iS, i soo W. J. STEWART, lloiiiioltsviiio Harbor, When you wish an easy shave, As good as barber over gave, Just call on mc at my saloou, At morning, eve or noon, 1 cut and dress the huir with grnco, To suit thc contour of the face. My room is noni and towels doun, Scissors sharp and ra/.ors koon. And ovorything I think you'll find To suit the face nnd nie ti so thc mind And nil my art and skill eau do If you just call, I'll do for you. Dr. T. W, Bouchier, <cS?rgc6n Dejitispo BENN ET TS V ILL E, So. CA. j-gg^Oilico in D. D. MeColl's now QjQ?Ef?y Building, Up-stairs, wost sido Office hours from 9 n. m., to li j), m. - Land roth's Frosh Gardon Scod, all vnriotioH, for sale at Joiininge' Pharmacy. H vies in mil Hil ld, io section of tho State. Department? cd front thc Northern Cities ucl handsomest lino of Milli tel. and Summer special simpes, UGO (o ? 10.00. iflvory lady d it to lier interest lo call and lave no) th Of large rents nor we kno(y wc can sell cheaper Mi:MT M.* mm i lia \ 111 and Nunsveiling in Black and many ol JJ Cloth, Cha Hies and Lawns hom 4c. .viii find an elegant assortment of Lace, over Swiss and Cambric Lace, India ihe latest thing out for collais, cuffs and ing- Goods. thc market. (Jail and buy your Spring rey, don't fail to call and examine our 3SOI1 Station, N. C. J. E. EVERETT, WHOLESALE-:- DEALER -:- IN FLOUE, SUGAR, COFFEE, - GRAIN, LIME, HAIR, SALT AMD FERTILIZERS. Oall and leam prices. Feb. 8, 181)0. HWHHL MPI!-. HITto i: ^^flv.'- ?';J^^^-';.^F?f?? 1 hyHl.dnim unlnmo 1*. 1'. r. UH II eploiulid -<iiiih!imtlon, nut) proscribe a willi Grout entlufncthm fur tho curo? or nil forms mid Mimos ju I'rlmary, Hooond?vyjind Torll y, Hocoiulmy mal Tprtl fjf IIIIWHil > ii? lireWttMNl nry Svphlll?, Syphilitic Hhoiiiimttim, Scrofulous Ulcura und Soros, (lliildlllur Su'ClHuKd, Khoiinmllsiil, M ulm I ri, old Chronic ;Hoom tbftt hnvo roslslodidl tlOlUntOllt. ('iitKi rh, skin IIIKOA???, hVfOiim, l.'hronloKamill? Ooin I'lnlntH, .Muic nliil l'olKiiii, 'roller, Kcnldliond, otu., otc. 1*. I'. 1'. ls ft powerful tonic mut nn oxculhml niinlll. RiiEU M.A T I S' tor, hnlhllii},' np tim nystnin midd ly. ?.Adios whoso oystomn uro boleonod Ami whoso blood li In nu ligimri colidlllon (Inn to inonsirunl I iiv"n hu I - m ? U A - R I IT. Ti^T_Kn>T.TT^ inwni ii ^TTYI" .ri m llrTa. frf MTnw^miwtgWm^ lien aro peculiarly bojioiltod by tho Wonderful tunic und blood cloaniriiiK proporUos < C?\ i', i',, r? lek ly Alli, roko Hoot Alni l'otH>8inirh_ ______ LIPPMAN ?ROS., Propriotoro, WHOnKSAItU I*KUaoi8TS. Llppman Black, SAVANNAH, QA. JAMES P. GAMME?. >38>MK M? TOMMEK, 1890. Tf AM NOW REC 101 VIN (J AND OPENING MY SPRING AND SUMMER uPL Stock, and bop to call your attention to llio many hiducotmints 1 ofFor. Ia Dress Goods 1 have Oil ALLIES. SUITINGS, WHITE GOODS, GINGHAMS, Ito NTS, in i'aot a meat many (Inners. My stock ol' Notions is full, and consists ?D part of FANS, PAHASOLS, BUTTONS, RIBHONS, GLOVES, &o, CT.fT^T^Tr^TlVf CL_Children's Suits (knee-pants) from 5 to 12 years y^V* JC3.Ai.>3 W. ola. Youth's Suits from 12 to 18 years old. Mons' Suits (saek aud frock) all sizes. T3T /V mmJ- ""v0 n u'ce nno ^a's nm* can '*u,t unu" ni Mon, Youths aud ?a. r*7. au(j Childrcu io Felts, Mackinaws nud Straws, ^4*ETO"F5S ul,vo ,m,(* Hl)Cl5'al attention to this part of my growiuK busi UCHP) auj j cj??cv you a splendid lino, well selected holli ns to styles ami prices. Your special attoution is called tn mv furn coods. For Iud ins I hnvc scoured tho exclusive salo of tho celobrated BVITT SHOB. I havo thom in 5 styles. I invite comparison us to looks, comfort, durability, price, &o, Foi gentlemen, 1 offer tho old, roliablo and well known HEISER SHOES. I havo added several new and attractive Summer stylos io Kangaroo ami Calf. -?GENTS' $ FURNISHING . GOODS.* Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders, Undorwear, -<KL_,V3J~ HOSIBBY, &o., &c. ^ B=gr Gnu" for HARDWARE, aUOOEUIES-iu fact anything kept in a fust class Country Store. March 20, 1890 P. 6AVPBC?L Il S WJTilillliUJlFJ HeP Lit? (Kn ?Wjj) BENNETTSVILLE. S? C. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY -mOF THE UNITED STATES.^ ASSETS, tl nu nary 1st, 18U0, SURPLUS ?vot' all liabilities, NKW BUSINESS, written in 1889, TOTAL OUTSTANDING ASSURANCE, $107,150,300.12 22,821,074.20 175 204,100.00 $031 ,010,006.00 Tho Kquilable Lifo Assurance Soe.ioty has for years pa6t exceeded all other Companied, tho world over, in amount of now business, outsanding assurance, and surplus. The form of Policy issued by tho Socioty is a model of simplicity, and applicants for Assurauco can always obtain copies in nd vu ti co and see toliat (hey arc buying. Apply to H. P. JOHNSON, AGENT, Bennettsville, S. ?. $5$" Correspondence from partios outside tho county of Marlboro will bc promptly answered either by lotter or in person. March 7 th, 1890. DOO RS, * S A SF, DOORS WINDOW FRAMES, MANTELS AND BRACKET WORK OF EVERY STYLE AND. DESIGN SUPPLIED AT BOTTOM PRICES. GALL AND SHH US, On tho Comer south of Baptist Church, And tho Street running Wost From tho Presbyterian Churoh. S, F. POWERS. Bonnettavillo, S. C., November 18th, 1885 R. T. BARFIELD, Manufacturer of Ftorpttr? and Coffins, North-Side of Public Square, BENNETTSVILLE, B. u Furniture of all kinds made or re paired at short notice. I liavo UIHO secured tho service? of a good MAT 1'ltESS MAKER, and can fill orders for NEW WORK or ropair and renov?lo old work at short notice at mod erato prices. W. P. BRUN STILL IN THEEING I beg leave to stato to tho public gen> orally that I have uow on hand a fine lot of nico young Broke Mules which I will sell, worth tho money. -Also, THRU NICE MARIS, good drivers and good plowors. I will keep constantly on baud a full linc of Hortes and Mules. THE LARGEST STOCK OF BUCKIES KKPT ON THIS MARKET. A full lino of Double and Singlo. WAGON COLLARS, COLLAR PAOS, Piceos of Harness. COFFINS and CASKETS ALL STYLES AND PRICES. I have two HEARSES, and can at tend Funerals lo tho distance of 30 miles. Bt?yK Orders hy T o 1 o g r n p h promptly lilied. When not in my shop I can bo found nt my residen de in West Bonnettavillo, near Wnllaco Swami's. Jan. il. 1888. EDIGAL CARD. I respectfully inform my fiiopds and thc public generally that'I havo rosnined tho practice of medicine. I make a specialty of Obstetrics and Surgory. W. J. DAVID, M. D. Sopf, 2, 1889. 100,000 FEET OF LUMBER FOR SALE. WrS?" I IIAVO sold out my Livery lousi ness to Mr. tl. B. Adams, as far an hor ses and buggies mo concerned, but will continua to run my wagons ovory day. Respectfully, W. P. BREEDEN. Fobruary 14th, 1890. 1-Zi PT CD ? CD 13 O O tb pn o CD ll C-1 fl O W sc? Sis ers w -1 w J5 E 0 E lt Tho; F?rmorV Friends, r??HB WOHLD, Dally 8 Pogos, $7 n Yoor. Tho Sunday Budget Twolvo Pogoa, $2 a Year. (?y Mall Only.) Th? We?k?y World Twolvo Pages, $1 A Year, Tho Largest, noweiast, bright oat, boat, and only fcarluga paper in South Carolina. SA MP LH COPIHR FR KB. Address "World-Budget Co. Charleston, S. 0. IR! LUMBiiR!? AM now rcntly to furnislt first-class lumbar nt prices to ?u'tt purch?fer. Call ttud seo lumber and got jmnos before purchasing clswbero. W. H. MANNING. Nov, 14, 1S89. Covington, S. C. CARRIAGES _ AND REPAIRED -IN THE Best v Manner At Ilcasonable Prices. Every description ol Wood or Iron Work executed promptly to order. -ALSO, HOESB-SHOBINCI done at short notice and by a thorough smith, Having moved into my new quarters, opposite Emanuel's stables, and fronting Oliera\v and Darlington streets, I am now better prepared to meet the de mands ol my patrons, with additional machinery and more room. If you want anything done give me a call. Thanking the public for past patron age, I respectfully solicit a continuance. IRA BOUNDS. January 1st, 1890. r ST I JENNINGS'1 * ?urxt? ro*t TT ? __J_BL_ ISttllllCttHVillC, 8. C. 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