The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, July 11, 1890, Image 6
3?RH)AY> JULY ll, J800.
PiibUshBd Warikly,
Entered ul Un; Post Ofllco at Benno tts
viii?, S. (J., as .second chins maller.
Slav?? Colony of Sl?rrit IHXHIO. I
A number ol' slaves, who had claim- i
cd (heir freedom in England, wero
bogging ami starving about tlio streets
of Loudon, and, aller consultation
willi some of Um men themselves,
Sharp determined to send u number of
thuin ss settlers to tho coast of Africa,
.in 1780 about dOO nogroes wero (bus
.cut out to*&iorra Loone, with about
sixty Europeans, ohiolry worn ou. A
[(raitt of land was obtained from a
lieighboring chief, but from ils very
infancy the little colony was beset
with numerous dillloulties. Disenso
broke out on board the ship before Ibo
settlors had oven lauded and worse
still, most of tho Europeans word in
duced hy tho oller of nigh wages to.
talco sor vico with tho slave dealers.
Things woco going from bad to
worse, when Sharp sent out, princi
pally at his own expense, another ship
With supplies for tho colonists, and bo
subsequently succeeded in forming u
joint stock company for the purpose of
trading with Sierra Leone, lt is in the
course of tlieso transactions (hat wo
first lind him corresponding with
William Wilberforce, who was after
ward tho champion of thc slaves in
the. house of commons, After some
dillloulties and delays a government
charter was obtained for the "St.
George's Bay company," tis it was
Called, und tu spite Of molestations
from slave dealers and native chiefs,
and n mos) wanton raid in 1791 from
a French Heel, tho colony founded by
Granville Sharp has survived, and
nourishes at tho present day.-Mac
millan's.
Om?llhat i DUH of ll JoimiuUtit.
Tho American journalist must Lo
spicy, lively and bright. Ho must
know how "not morely lo report, but
lo ro?alo in a racy, catching Style nu
accident, a trial, a conllngralion, and
bc able lo make up an articlo of ono or
Iwo columns upon thc most insignifi
cant incident. Ho must bo interest
ing, readable His eyes and cars must
always open, every one of bis li vu
senses on tho alert, for be must keep
lihead in this wild race for news. Ho
must be a good conversationalist on
most subjects, so as to bring btick from
his interviews with di I Vorhut people a
good storo of materials. Ho must be
a man of courage, to bravo rebulfs.
Ho must he a philosopher, to pocket
abuse. Ho must be a man of honor,
and I have, ni ways found him so.
Whenever I have b?gcoil an American
reporter io kindly abstain from mom
Mouing this or thal which might have
been stud in erm versa (iou with bim I
have invariably found thal bo kent
his word. Hut if thc matter is of pub
lic interest bo is, before, all ami above
all, the servant ol' the public. So
never challenge his spirit, or enter
prise, o?- he will leave no stone un
turned until he has found your secret
and exhibited il lo (ho public.-Max
O'Roll in North American.
Tho 4'yoloiti) Snow Plow.
Tho cyclone is the, largest and widest
.snow plow yet built, for any road,
making a path four feet len inches in
width. Its capacity is something mar
velous. When tho fan and organ aro
running af thu rafe of DOO revolutions
per minuto if will throw out iK),000
cubic fool ol' snow poi' minute. Tho
car is -IS feet long, tho width of tho
wheel being ton feet four inches.
Within the car are three engines of
OOO horse power each, or a combined
force of 18,000 horse, power. Two of
these ciigiucS drive the fan which ox
puls thc snow. Tho third ono connects
direct with tho auger, which draws tho
snow ink) Ibo cylindrical case in
which thc fans revolve. Tho discharge
pipe is thirty-three inches square, tho
spout being fourteen feet above tho
rails. This throws (he snow almost
perpendicular for thirty feed before it
oegim lo curve in ils fall, clearing tho
telegraph poles with case, lt is pro
vided willi tho largest Baldwin loco
motive boiler for consolidated engines,
thc whole length of the boiler hoing
28 feet, having 1,500 feet of bealing
surface, it has a twelve foot fire box
and J85 lines two inches by fourteen
feel.- -Sacramento Union Record.
riorulng tito 1'yHi'ti.
After giving the name, the next im
portant ceremonial in an Indian child's
life is that ol' piercing tho ears. This
Ceremony is a costly ono, for it is tho
Custom to givo away a pony for each
lade made m tho child's cars. Tho
l-aby is removed from its eradlo and
hud down in all its finery, and an old
man in gala dress performs tins rite,
and pierces the ears with a sharp
knife. The earrings are then pul in
ami tho ponies delivered up. It is not
uncommon to see indians with several
holes punched in their cars, and each
hole represents a gift of a pony. At
tho age of ((-ii or t wel ve months tho
liest moccasins are put on, an occasion
ol' considerable importance in tin*, lifo
ol' a child. About (his limo the hair is
cul. for the. li rsi time. Among the
Omahas nu old man lakes a little lock
ol' hair from tho lop of Ifyb baby's
head, which is put ti way tfmong too
(nbal archives. The father then cuts
tho hail- in tho symbolic manner,
which is di neron I willi di li?rent gens.
-- Alice C. Fletcher's Address.
Clist ol' Living in Hon); Kong,
In Ibo hist lon years the cost of liv
ing in Hong Kong has increased 20
poi1 cent, for Euronehns and 10 per
ce nt for Chinese, clothing being the
only necessary which is cheaper now.
Rent lias increased from 11)0 to IBO
per cent, for Europeans ami 100 per
cent, lor Chinese houses, servants'
wages have increased 10 lo 15 poi'
cent., imported articles hnvo risen in
proportion to tho fall in exchange, Ibo
cost ol' medical ultendaneo has ahio
doubled, while tho decreasing purchas
ing nowor of tho dollar is severely felt
lr those who have families lp maintain
or educate at homo. -London Times.
Tho I'ocliot to Ulomo.
Snippers -Can't you pay a littlo
something on your suit today?
Waggles- Certainly. Been carry*
lng $10 around for you si ncc Saturday.
Confound il, it's gono. There's a bolo
in tho pocket. Why don't you nmko
pockets that won't tear out?-MUw*y
apoli* Journal.
You will find a beautiful line ol Henrietta
thc light shades. We also have a big lint
to $1.50 per yard.
Now we call your special attention to
Swiss, Cambric anti Oriental Flouncing, I
Linens anti Victoria Lawns, in plain lace,
dress trimmings, &c.
Gent's Hat
Wc have a desirable assortment ol tin
Outfit, we know wc can please you. It ye
goods and get our prices.
May '2nd, 1800.
Medical Card !
f?\llE uUd?l'Mgnod having located per*
! nutnenlly in Ihm lionsville, returns
his thanks for a libera) patronage am!
hopes by strict attention lo business to
merit a continuation.
I huidos SURGERY, OBSTETRICS
ami lliu general practice of Medicino, 1
take pleasure in announcing to all thal 1
have thoroughly equipped myself with
the latest nnd most improved instruments
for special treatment of TRANSFUSION
in CASKS of DANGEROUS UEMOR
A?13, all THROAT, NOSE and LUNG
diseases.
CONSUMPTION specially TREAT*
El) upon thc LATEST and MOST
PROMISING TIIEREPUTI?S.
Parties in Bonnet tsvillc will bc EX
A MINED nnd TREATED for nny ol
the above disensos nt their own homes by
being requested to so do. Those from n
distance nt my residence on Darlington
Street--ibo lesidonec formerly oampicd
by Mr. Carey T, Ens to ri i ii g in East Ben*
lionsville.
Calls in Day left nt Breedon & Wells'
Drug Store will be promptly attended to.
At night at my residence.
Cbnrpes for EXAMINATION and
Til EATM EMT reasonable.
Vory Respectfully,
ll- R. EASTERI.ING, M. D.,
M. Medico. Chi. Society Phila.
Jnnuary 1, '89
J. T. DOUGLAS,
- DEALER IN -
Drugs,
Medicines,
^AND * CHEMICALS,^
FINE STATIONARY,
CLAMPS, OILS AND PAINTS,
FJtiE SUGARS,
And Ohoico Tobacco
VIDAL'S OLD STAND
April 15, 1685
tlPPMAN'S .
MPH
S?iililliiiM;
HITMAN IIROS., WholemtoDrug?htt,
Sole Proprietors, Mppiniui's JUucli, 8?YAnnn]i,Ga.
o Chicago, but for tho JLateat Si
largest and host selected stock in tl
Millinery | J
Ik
Mrs. Mason has just return
where she bought the largest a
nery ever brought to this marl
This cut is one of our Spring
which wo can furnish from $
who has a HAT to buy will fin
see us before so doing. We 1
Milliner's salaries to pay, and
than any house in this section.
Cloths,' Morhair, lb ill ian tines, Albatros
: of American and French Sateens, pulir)
our Lace and White Goods, which you
Hack Lace Valenciennes Flouncing, AU
stripes and plaids, &C. Vandyke Lace,
s and Furnish
2 very latest styles that arc to bc found in
>u want thc best satisfaction for your moi
Tho Greatest Discovery of tho ?ge.
OLD IN THEORY, DUT THU REMEDY
RECENTLY DISCOVERED.
CURliS WITHOUT FAIL
CATARRH, CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
HAY FEVER, BRONCHITIS, RHEU
MATISM, DYSPEPSIA, CANCER,
SCROFULA, DIABETES,
BRIGHT'S DISEASE, MALARIAL FEVER
DIPTHERIA AND CHILLS.
In short, all forms of Organic and
Functional Disonso.
Tho cures ?i?ccted hy this medicino arc
in many cases
MIRACLE S!
Sold only in Jugs containing ono gallon.
Prico thrco dui lin n-a small invostmont
wiitin Health mid Lifo cnn he obtained'.
"History of the Microbe Killer," Free.
-CALL ON on ADDHRSS
T. DOUGLAS, Drung ist,
Solo Agont,
BlCNNKTT 8Y1M.K, S. C.
April iS, 1390.
W. J. STEWART,
llennettsvillo Harbor.
When you wish an essy shave,
As good as barber ever gave,
Just call on me at my saloon,
At morning, eve or noon;
1 cut lind dress (bc huir with grace,
To suit thc contour of thc lace.
My room is neat and towels clean,
Scissors sharp and razors keen.
And everything I think you'll find
To suit thc luce nnd please thc mind
And all my art and skill can do
If you just call, I'll do lor you.
Dr. T. W, Bouchier,
?Surgeon Dentist,?
B E N N E T T S VILLE, S o. CA.
Office- in I). D. MeColl's now
GixEEf?y Building, Hp-stairs, wost sido
Oflicc hours from 0 a. m., to f> p. m.
- Land roth's Frosh Gardon
Scod, all varieties, for Bale at Jennings'
Pharmacy.
io section of tho ?Statu.
od from the Norlheru Cities
.nd handsomest linc of Milli
vet.
?md Summer special .shapes,
1.50 (o S 10.00. Kvory lady
id it to li bf interest to call and
iavo niiUhcr large rents nor
we kile? wc can sell ellen ?jcr
Mm
Wm
and Nunsvelling in lilack and many of
ig (Jloih, Challies and Lawns hom 4c.
will lind an elegant assortment of Lace,
over Swiss and Cambric Lace, India
the latest tiling out for collais, cuffs and
Ling m
thc market. (Jail and buy your Spring
ley, don't fail to call and examine our
Dson Station, N, C.
J. L EMT,
WHOLldSA 1 J K -:-1 XEALEtt -:-1N
BAOOl",
FLOUR,
COFFEE,
S
GRAIN,
LIME,
HA.IR?,
SALT Al FERTILIZERS.
Cull and learn prices,
Feb. 8, 1800.
I ii tn
'?mm mmW':'"mm W-' n WWW
fl ? ' III "^-B^T^a
MfflfflB?m
l'pyslclium endorso V. v. V. itu a npumdid ComiunMion,
iincl prescrib? ll with (iront ?ntlsOietlon for tho euron nf
rill r.irniM juill Htu:;os ul l"r1iij:iry. Hccnnditi y mid Tarli
-Mni?iM?iMcaw??a?aB?r?
nry Sf phill*; syphilitic UhouinutHui, Scrofulous Utcord
rtnd Surin, (llinduhir SWOIIIMK". ltlioiiiiiiitl?ni, Miilnrln,
old Chronic ?lloorn Hilt hiivr ronlslod .ill ti uniment,
BMpMMMipwi wran um tm MUMIHIHMICTUI
?VOVD p;orS0; N
tb*
( ulm r I., sk 11 IllKcnnro, Kcr.oum, Chronic r-'nmulo Cc-Ul
plnlntB, Morctrlnl roll-on, Totter, Scnldhniid, oin., ot?.
I". V, V, ll ? iMWOrnil tunic mid un oxuollonl npplll.
I.AdlcMvlioso systems uro pillioned ?nil iv I ins o blond
Is In nu Impure COlldtHoh .Inn to iiuin?iriinl Irrouiilnil
tlos ?i o p.'uiillnrly bujiolilcd hy iii? ivomlu
blood fu>misliij< nroportlos ?fr. 1'. e., 1'rlc
Hoot mid i'otntaluin.
lui Hil tonic mid
lek ly A nh, I'oko
LIPPMAN BROS., Proprietors,
WHOr.ESAU? PllUOOISTS,
Llppnmn fi lock, SAVANNAH, OA.
JAMES P. GAliPBEU.
IIB gU;MMES, ?890.
TT AM NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING M Y I: SPRING AND SUMMER
?a? Stock, and beg to call your attention to tho many inducements 1 oller. In Dress
Hoods 1 have Oil ALLIES. SUITINGS, WHITE GOODS, GINGHAMS, PIUNTS.
in Tact a moat many things. My stock ot' Notions is full, and consists in part ol'
FANS, PARASOLS, BUTTONS, RIBBONS, GLOVES, &o.
f^T.Onr^CTYTVrfSL_Children's Suits (knoo-pants) from 5 to 12 years
UWJlO,Ai\3W". OU. Youth's SuitH from 12 to 18 years oid
Mons' Suits (suck and frock) all sizos.
TO" A npiC? mml havo a nice lino Hats and can .?mil and flt Mon, Youths and
aud Childrou io Felts, Mackinuws nud Straws.
^4TTOT-?^5 mm^ "av0 Daid apecial attention to. this o?rt cf my growing busi
MAA'W'JIJIM. uess, aud 1 oder you ti splendid lino, well selected both as to
styles aud prices. Your special attention is called to mv finn coon's. Por ludios I
have scoured tho exclusive salo of tho celebrated BVITT SHOE. I havo them
in 6 styles. 1 invito comparison as to looks, comfort, durability, price, &o. Foi
gentlemen, 1 oiler Ibo old. roliablo aud woll knowu HEISER SHOES. I havo added
several new and attractive Summer stylos in Kangaroo und Calf.
-xGENTS' * FURNISHING * GOODS.?
Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders, Undorwear,
-A?-i-V?u. HOSISBY, &co., &co. K^t-,
83?T Call for HARDWARE, GROCERIES-in fact anything kept iu a first class
Couti try Store.
J. fi CAMPBELL,
BENNETTSVILLE, S. C.
March 20, 1890 7
THE UNITED STATES.^
ASBKTB, January 1st, 1800, .... $107,150,309.12
SURPLUS over nil linhilitics,. 22,821,074.20
Niew HUBINKBS, written in 1889, .... 175 2(14,100.00
TOTAL OUTBTANDINCI ASBURANCIC, .... $031,01 G,CG6.00
Thc Kquitable Life Assurance Society ha? for years pa?t exceeded nil
other Companies, tho world over, in amount of now business, outsauding
assurance, and surplus. The form of Policy issued by tho Socioty ?B a
model of simplicity, and applicants for Assurance can always obtain
copies in advance and sae what they arc buying.
Apply to
H. P. JOHNSON, AG-ENT,
Bennettsville, S. ?.
Correspondence from partios outside thc county of Marlboro
will be promptly answered either by letter or in person.
March 7th, 1890.
DOORS, * SASH,
B?LLUS?JS-KS,
DOORS WINDOW FRAMES, MANTELS AND
BRACKET WORK OF EVERY STYLE AND DESIGN
SUPPLIED AT BOTTOM PRICES,
CALL AND SEK US% On tho Corner south of Baptist Church, And
the Street runuing West From tho Presbyterian Churoh.
8. F. POWERS
Bonnottsvillo, S. C., November 18th, 1885
R. T. BARFIELD, 1
Manufacturer of
FeraitmiF? mi? Coffins,
North-Side of Public Square,
BENNETTSVILLE, B. G
.-?-?
Furniture of all kinds made or re
paired at short notice.
I havo also secured tho services of a
good MATTRESS MAKER, and can fill
orders tor NEW WORK or ropoir and
rcnovato old work at short notico at mod
orato prices.
COFFINS and CJSKETS
ALL STYLES AND PRIORS.
I have two HEARSES, and can at
tend Funerals to tho distance of 30
miles, tf?y Orders hy T e 1 c g r n p h
promptly filled.
When not in my shop lean ho found
at my residence in Wost Bennettsville,
near Wall nco Swami's.
Jan. ll. 1888.
MEDICAL GARD.
I respectfully inform my frionds and
thc public generally that I havo resumed
tho practice of medicine. I niako a
specialty of Obstetrics and Surgory.
W. J. DAVID, M. I).
Sept, 2, 188<J.
~ W. P. BRIDEN
STILL IN THE RING
I beg leave to stato to tho public gens
orally that I have uow on hand a fine lot
of nico young
Broke Mules
which I will sell, worth tho inonoy.
-Also,
THRU NIC! MARI,
good drivers and good plowers. I will
keep constantly on baud a full line of
Horses and Mules.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
BUCKIES
KEPT ON TRIS MARKET.
A full lino cf
Doublo and Siuclo.
WAGON COLLARS, COLLAH PADS,
Pieces of Harness.
100,000 "FEET" OF LUMBER
F O ll SALE.
(hay- I h ?ve sold out my Livery Busi
ness to Mr. d. B. Adams, as far HP hor
ses and buggies aro concerned, but will
n ti nu a to run my wagons every day.
Respectfully,
W. P. BREEDEN.
Fobruury 14th, 1890.
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AM now ready to furnish firflt-olnsa
lumber nt pi icon to rait purchnpor.
Call mid seo lumber and got prices boforo
purchasing olswhero.
W. H. MANNING.
Nov, 14, 1889. Covington, S. C.
CARRIAGES
AN?
REPAIRED
? ii xti tu
Best ^ Manner
At Reasonable Prices.
]?very description ot Wood or Iron
Work executed promptly to order.
-ALSO,
MORSE-SHOEING
done at short notice and by a thorough
smith,
Having moved into my new quarters,
opposite Emanuel's stables, and fronting
Cbcraw and Darlington streets, I am
now belter prepared to meet thc de
mands ot my patrons, with additional
machinery and more room. If you
want anything done give me a call.
Thanking thc public for past patron
age, I respectfully solicit a continuance.
UlA BOUKDS.
January 1st, 1890,
DRUGS,
-m JENNINGS1 ?
PPP xr 3 a arnxa gr?n grCPCB ixn fc?ao ? jCCI ft *~^v
>- nrnnrrmTicaiTrn? r:i i rrm rr r?? _S
Itemicttuvillc, 8. ?.
i>-*-^H*gjg8B& C?*^
PUKE
j ?-?
Toilet ami Fancy Articles,
Stationery ant School Boots.
Brushes, Paints and Oils
HW A full lino of tho abovo nrtiolo
always on hand.
Prescriptions Carefully Com
pounded Day and Night?
Respect full v,
DOUGLAS JENNINGS,
March 25th, lawy
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Mil MIBPIIMMBMIIIIIIIIWIIIHMMIIIiaillirniMWilllimilllWIIITII
OUR COUNTY ?PFI?KK?,
Rh or I ff,\i, A, Hogers,
Clerk, C. M. Wcnthorly,
Coroner, John II. Sampson.
Probate Judge, T. I. Hogers.
School Coiiimlsslonor, John A. Calhoun.
County Commissioners, J. T. Covington, J.
C. Campbell. Halford Gibson. ,
Auditor, Jacob Alford,
Treasurer, J. H. Liloa,
dupervlior of Registration, T. P. MoRae,
Clerk of lloaid County Corninlafllonora-T?
W. Ilouohlor.
SonRtor, C. 8. McCall
Representativos, T. N. Kdena and W. D.
Evans. _ " ;
Jury Cominiaoloner-^Kll T. Covington.
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