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T H t^??R?i( ) U ft n K M OOH AT BBNNBTTSYILLB. S. 0. BY 8. A. 1IKOWN <& CO. >75 CENTS PER ANNUM. < Ofilce in Post OQlc? ItuiMlsiff. FRIDAY? SEP PEMBER 5,1090. MARION DISTRICT. moj^t()iJNn imo. ? Olio, ' Soptombor, 13, 14 . FOURTH ROUND. Li 10 o Poe D?O M ?uni?n Providence Oot. 3 Bonne lt H ville Ct., MoOoU'a Oot. 4 5 North Marlboro, Onk Cl rovo Oot. 24 BrightBvillo, Breedon Ohnpol Oob. 25 26 Olio Ct., Novombor 14 Bcnnottavillo Station Novombor 14 16 j Blonhohu, Eboviesor Novombor 15 16 A. J. STOKES, P, E. Appointment ii for Olio Circuit. REV. J N O . MANNING, 1* . C . First Sunday. Clio, 11a. m. ; Beulah, 4 p, in. Second Sunday. Manning Chapel, 11 a. m.; Bethlehem, 4 P- m. Third Sunday. Beulah, II a. m.; Clio, 4 p. m. Fourth Sunday. Bethlehem, 11 a. m.; Manning 4 p, m. North Marlboro Circuit. PUOTRACTED MEETING. Nov/ Hope, August 9 ' .Ebenezer,.' 1 ; .,\ t... August 16 ! Onk Grove, August 30 J Pleasant Hill, Soptembor 13 MOVED TO BENNETTSVUJBE. Mr. M. G. Wihon, of Tatum Station has accepted tho positioo of book-kcoper at J. M. JaosonV DEATH'S DOINGS. Mrs. Bottio Adams, wife of tho Into J. P. Adamo, diod at hor homo in Adamsvale on tho nlgt of tho 28th. UBPTEMBBB, WEATHER. Hioka Bays wo may cxpoot some aetivo storms this monti?, whioh will bo followed by an early wiutor, with dry and oold weathor. BRIEF BUT TRUE. Worum moko n obild pcovieb and frot fnl. Don't lot yoma worry with thcBO pesto or worm coho. Hnmpuroys' mihi nnd plonBant Bpeolflo No. Two will glvo it j rcltof. THE JTAYETTEVIXrilU IPAIR. Tbo Ejccoutlyo Oommlttoo bnvo dcoided "?i^^fvOVi!h)tt*'i\, 12, 13 und'14 th', for tbo q\l fair. UnloBs tho railroad onu glvo un bottor accommodations wo do not oaro to ! try auotbor oxouralon jam. RELIGIOUS NOTES. Tho Third Quarterly Oonforonco for Bonuottsvillo Station will ombrne?> Satur day and Sundny next. A bnaincss moot ing will bo hold nt tho ohuroh on Saturday morning at io o'olook. A full mooting of tho official is doalrcd. NEW STORE. Mr. David 0. Whito baa bought out Sb mon Strauss nnd will continuo tbo buainoss nt tho samo stand. Mr. Jumen F. David hns boon scoured as Balamini), and tho fliomin of eaoh can roly on getting bar gains. tBHOOTING- IN BIlIGHTSVILIiE. Thomas Buchanan, colored, shot and ?orionsly wouuded hla brothor-in-Jaw, John GibBon in Brightsvillo 011 Sunday aftornoon last. Justice MoLuurlr? issued a war rant on Monday for Tom's arrest, and lt is hoped lim* hr - .?' got his deserts, not only for shootu.^ . ,r carrying a conooalod **weftpon. , A IiITTJ^Q WONDMV Mr. Joel Coviugton, of Hebron, yenda us four nails whioh ho says ho found in tho incido slkn of a tripe whioh he purohasod I nt tho Bennett ovillo markot a short time nineo. Our friend thinks that them) molo woro H wallowed at difforont timen, and woro porhapa loose in tho hay or feed nnd havo lain for years. Tho nails nro on oui table for inspootion. A WANT BUPI?IiIED. Owing to our over increasing busi ness nnd seeing tho nocesnty 06 an efficient Gun and Pistol workman in town I have employed a first-class mechanic who will make this lino of Kcpniring a Specialty. Bring your work of this kind to my placo. Will guarantee GOOD work. Sept 3 '90. H. W. CARROLL. THBHBVIVAB MEEI INO Began boro Inat wook under the nusploics of Um HoIhiCBS Association is still in prog ress with uunbntcd interest, and tho moot ing proudhon to bo ono of groat benefit to our community. Tho services nro hold daily nt tho Tont nt 4 p. m., and 8.30 p. 'ho mooting of t??.Assooiatlon Droner. Smittay iiigtbt. Tho Rio? b?oth ion, Rovo, Oliver, Pjrllohnrd and Pickett Will romain during tho wook. DMW YORK EA81IION BA85AB. Tho August number of thia popnlnr monthly oomoa well flllod with litoratnro ' for tho parlor, tho drawing room, sewing room and kitchen. It ia ono of tho host Undies booka publinhod, and should bo in ovovy family, for tho mothar and tho girls to roud nnd koop things in applo plo ordor nt homo, Snmplo eopy cai) soon at thin oftloo. LOCAL DOTS. ?tems of Interest Gathered Koro and There and Briefly Noted, - Cotton ia coming in lively nod ia In infill;; lojy, - The Oil Mill began tho full busincau on tho 28th. - Jndgo Hudson will have n.i heavy dookob of otimnul huBiuoua tkte timo. - II. W. Carroll is having Iiis atoro put lu hnndaoino trim for tho ?ow H took. ?- Bonnottsville wore a husy air on Saturday, A lively cotton mnrkot helps any town. i^?JtMM^iA-?..y-.?--.w.tT,)riC X . - Land roth's Fresh Gardon Seed, nil vuriotlus, for Bolo nb Jouulngs' Pharmaoy. - The Btorm on Thursdny night did conuidornblo damago to cotton and hay in aomo plaooa. ?- Tho cotton market has fallon to io ot?. Thia ia about tho quotation iu Fayottovlllo und Wilmington. - You will find all kinds of tine spectacles at thc Clio Drug Store. Bald headed men can he suited to a T,, -any others just as well. - The Gil Mill Company is now running threollrat-olaas gluB and aro nblo to gin and paok 25 or 30 bolos n day. - Mr. J. L. Broodon, ot' our town hod tho honor of soiling tho first now uesioa ia thc Fayetteville mnrkot - four bnlc8 nt io}. - Tho prico of tho DEMOCRAT io now so low lu prico that tho poorcab man in tho oounty onn pay forait. Eggs, obiokona, butter, poos, corn, foddor und oata taken iu oxobnngo. - Havo you soon those now arrival? at W P Broodon's Llvory and Salo Stables? Kow io your ohauco for b&rgaloaj -Trne pioty nnd morality aro in&opnrable. Piety ts lovo with ito faao toward God, and morality Is lovo with ita face "toward man, - Mr. T. A. Bristow, j of Drnko post oillco roquent* us to say that hojjwlll bovo biR now upright plow roady for tho market at an early day. - Wo invite attention to the advertiaomonb of L. Guinoy in thia issuo, aud when you visit Ohoraw ouqulro for Quincy's Ilarnos? and Ropair Shop, if you waub anything iu bia Huo. >- W. P. Broodon has just re ceived a largo lot of open nnd top Buggies and Surreys to bo sold nt bottom prlcea Now ia tho timo to got what you want at your oivn price. - Parties in want of sugar cano for tho next planting con got a aupply by npplyiug to T. II. Covington at Covington postoOao. Do uot watt if you waut to BO ouro seed in timo. - Thov.AUian.co Exchango Of floo has baou moved to tbe Dopot, wboro mombora of tbo Allianoo in futuro will Hud tuo xradO Agent, Mr. Crosland. - An Agricultural, Industrial and Live Stock Fair will bo hold nt Max* ton, October 20th, 2isb aud 22d, oloottng M MoNoir, president, and Dr. J. D. Croom, soorotary, Sbook to tho amount of $2,500 baa boon takou. - The Wilmington Mossongor I will bo printed in io pago form during tho Sam Jonca meeting, and will bo furniahod aubsoribora at tho low prtoo of 50 oonta for tho io days acrvioea. Send tho monoy nt ouco aud got tho opening aormou OB tho Inst ouo. I - Messrs. Smith Newton and Gilbert McAllister havo oponed a Llvory and Focd Stnblo nt Tatum Station foi tho accommodation of tho traveling publie. Ordere by moil from Drummors will reooivo prompt attention. - A little brown jug, perfect in ovory roapoot, aud ablo to hold perhaps io drops, waa picked up on front atroot on oleetion day. II. ia a neat littlo charm, and, no doubt dropped by aomo drummer, or dealer in tho waru. - A mqothig of tho Railroad offtoinla and ?took boldora to oonaidor tho .advisability otaonsoliduthig tho Or*S. TS N. II. R , and tho Bonnottevillo and Oho raw Railroad is oaUod for tho 15th. Any way, gentlemen, ao we got tho road, - It is said to bo a fact that tho lighter tho halo, tho loss loaa to tho far mor. Thon, if 390 ia tho best weight, why don't our farmers oatoh on and mako tho light wolght balea ? Tho loaa in heavy bale? ia worthy of attention. J. B. Killough ?fcOo., of Floronco, S. C., report a largo auoocea in bualnoss and tor ritory. They oro now uupplyiug homos with Pianoa nnd Organa from Georgetown on the aca const to tho Bluo Ridgo Moun tains in North Carolina. Seo their new advertisement .<ud wrlto to thom-'full information aont freo. Addrosa J. B. Killough & Co., Florence, S. 0. 30, - Salosday in Septombor 1890 was indeed a dull ono. Thoro waa a Ano attendance, but nu thoro were no falca and no buBineas of importance to transact, tho orowd vory wleoly wont to proaohing ot tho Tent which wo aro glad to rooord ia tho oontor of attention now. - Ex Govornor M. L. Bonham, fathor of Adjutant Gonoral M. Ii. Hon ham, ono of South Carolina's bonorcd cona, waa Conntt dond In bia bcd al? Haywood,. Wbito Sulphur Spring ??otol on tho morning of tho ?7tb. Htn loua to tbo Btato will bo noroly folb. Ho waa lu Ida 77bh, year. - Ohcoso must bo a very ani mated aubstanoo, who? wo aro told by nciontlBta that thoro aro moro livoly nod vigorous antinnloula) in a pound of it, than thcro aro ' inhabitants upon tho globo. Think what wholosnlo ni au ?j 1 d er a man commits whon ho 0I0RCB his jaws on a chunk of it. Wo havo Hoon oheos? that waa vigoroua and frlaky onough to walk, or hop, akip and jump on n pressing invitation. , Mts* Luoy Wuddlll hus returned to Saloiu Acadomy to school. MM, J. T. EOBOU and tho oblldrou atc .Bponding Bomotluio at Rod Sdrhig, Misa Bortlm Majore, of Oharlotto, N. 0., la vtaltuuj tho Missoa Odom, Mia? Sue Odom is npouding n tow days visiting in tho Donobo ?ootton. Mrs. Ellssahotb MoNair, of Mnxfcou, is visiting Mrs. D. Stubb, of Hod Hill. M?saoa LII08 and _Cnrrlo Mathoaon," of (Monheim have gouo to Athou8 Georgia. Judge Hudson loft on Monday for OhoHtoiQ'ild to hold court thoro thia wook. Miss Mohio Odom rotumod from hor vlalt to WudoBboro, on Thur.uluy night ol last week, Mrs. L. J. Breedon mid tho oblldrou havo returned homo from their vieit to Spartuulmrg. Our young frioud J Bounlo Hamilton lins tttkou a position at J. N. -Woathorly's as salesman. Our young friond Robort J. E ..itorling has also takou a position with A. J. R?wo ns salcamnu. Miss Moll to MoRao, of Donobo, who has boon visiting frlcuds in tho Ebonozor aoo tlon bas ?oturncd homo, Mr. R. Loo Kirkwood, who hnB boen attending n buHiuoss collcgo nt At! mi tu, Qa,, has roturuod homo. , Mre. II. Q. Luca?, of Parunssua, hns gono ou n vinit to hor daughter Mrs. Mollie Roam at Bothol Hill, N. 0. Prof. It. 0. Root, who has boon resting up In ho Mountains of North Carolina, ro tnrncd to Bonaottsvlllo 01 Monday ovoning. Mr. nnd Mrs, W. lt. Wlokor, of Fnyotto vlllo and Mrs, Ida Murphy, now of Knox ville, Tenn., nro spending a few days In BcnuottBvillo visiting friouds and rotativos. Mr. Lawronoo Freomai, tho bright dan lu'?dliguuo Bon ot our estoomud oounbymnn, Mr. Jehu Froomau,' loft on Monday mora Ii>?-r lueb for Wc.ko Foroat whoro . ho will matriculate a thorough oourso of tnotruo tlon in that flourishing institution, - Tho Graded Sohool oponod on Wodnosday with 154 pupils-pretty gooi for tho first doy. ASPOIAIi SERMON, Rev. Mr Pickett will preach a sermon for men only at the Tent on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, on the "Three I. I. I," _ ATTENTIONI Rend tho now advertisement of J. B. Killough & Co. Rpcolai Bumrnor eulo of Pianos aud OrganB at spot cash prlcos. Buy now aud pay whon cotton la sold-no Interest in their latest oftor. Wrilo nt onco for catalogues nnd pilcos. Addiosa J. B. KILLOUGH & Co., Florenco, S. 0. FORTUNES FOR MANY. Allon, tho blaoknmlth, is now a million airo through replying to an advortisomout of nnoluimod ostatnto. &o., ?fco.- TiniGS London Mar. Isl, 1888. If your ancestors onmo from tho old country, write to Tim EUHOIMCAN Oj.n\a AcO?lSOY, 59 Poiul St., nnd 24 Stone St., Nov/ York Olby, hio.oulDg 25 oents for re ply, nnd loam lt you hrc an hoir to any of tho unclaimed estates thoro, worth moro bban a half billion dollars, that rightly bolong, chiefly, to Amoricnn dooendnnta of Europeans who ?anio to America years ago. It' voiu aneeatora carno ovor moro than 50 years ago thoro ,is a probability that you aro hoir to a fortune. PETIT JURORS. Tho following porsona woro drawn ou Monday to servo aa Petit Jurora at tho September tomi of tho Court of Gouorol Bostons, which convenes boro on tho third Monday in this month : N B Rogers, P J Hoostess, J J Graham, Eli English, Elijah Enstcrling, Throop Crosland, T ? Moore, D B Bruton, W J Covington, E \V Bristow, W M Doos, W M Hood, ll P Johnson, M N Poarson, G B W Dunn, W N Hamilton, Jun L Stubbs, II L McLaurin, D R Galloway, C B Jordan, T. S. Evans, P J Smith, I) A McKaskoll, Joel Covington, W IC Bot hon. D. O. John, J.-M Jackson, J IC Fletcher, W B Drake, T I> MoOaU, Jos JJ. M cCnll, J ? Tow ri son d, H. It. Peolo, H E Willis. T R Hamer, W P Parker. YOU ARB IN A BAD FIX But we will cure you il you will pay us. Our message is to the weak, nerv ous and debilitated, who, by carly evil habits, or later indiscretions, have tri (led away their vigor ot body, and manhood, and who suffer all those ef tects which lead to premature decay, consumption or insanity, lt this means yon, send lor and read our HOOK OF LIFE, written hy the greatest Specialist ol the day, and sent (sealed) tor 6 cents in stamps. Address Dr. Parker's Medi cal and Surgical Institute, 151 North Spruce St., Nashville. Tenn. SPECIAL NOTICE. TnicnR will bo a call mooting of tho County Alliance afc tho Court Houao in Bonnottavlllo, on Friday, Soptombor 5th, 1890, for businoBB of importance Tho del?gate? to tho In nfc Alli; nco aro tho dolo gatos to this mooting. J. B. OmcKN, Prosldonfc. August 37, 1890, I J??FPY 7Ho??t>iiRa;' * ?f-*3?s'--- ' Wm- Timmen i, l'ostmnstor of Idavillo, Ind., writoH : "Electric Hitters lum dono 1 moro for mo than nil oilier modioinoa j combined, for that, bad fooling arising from Kidnoy ?nd Liver trouble," John Loslio, fiu'tuor and stockman, of Hamo piuco says .. "Find Mlootrio Hi?ai s to bo tho bi st Kidnoy and Idvor medicino, mado mo fool liko a no? man V J, W. Gardner, hardware tnoroliant, mmn town, says : bloat ric Hitters is just tlie thing for aman who in all run down and don't oaro who?hor ho livo9 or dios ; ho found now strength, good appetite nu l felt just like ho had a new leoso on Hie. Only 5?0. a bottle, atJenaings* Pharmacy, SECOND PRIiVI? CANDID ATJ<y AN? . OFFIOJ Foil TliKA?Ul?EU. PERCY B. MOORE, ROBERT H, HODGES, Fou AUDITOU, , J ACOR ALFORD, ELI T. COVINGTON, v COUNTY' CoSlMI83lONH?0. H. B. GRANT, JONATHAN WOODLEY, Jj * RA J. FORD GIBSON, JOHN ' 0. tTON'S?^ J THOS. BEN NETT, JOHN C. CAMPBELL, SoiiOOL COMMISBIONKU. W. L. STANTON, HEART WINDING OAIiAMITY. AB WO go to press wo got fullor pnrtlou Inrs of a hoart rond lng ncoidont whioh oo currod nt MoLaurlii's X Roads, on Tuosduy morning, hy whloh Mr. J. A. Hughes waB killed and his fhomnu badly scalded. From tho d&fforout sta to unonts obtained wo gather tho following ronsoiiablo facts. Mr, Uughea, who llvoa nt MoLnurln'a X Roadu, is engaged in tho lumbor business, with a jiu aud grltt mill nttaoh'od. On Tuosday norning he was ongngod in ginning nud ind ginned about two bnloa whon tho boil j? exploded with tho nbovo result. It 1? loliovod tho origin o.in bo traced to a do 'ooUvo steam gago and porhaps had tbrao .inion ns inuoh ntoum na iudiontud-64 it tho timo of tho accident. This amount >f ntoam could novar have produced tho IcBtruotion causad thoro, nor could it bavo ?brown tho hoi lor 140 yards away. Mr. lughcs bas boon running ougluos for J nany yours. Ho louvos n. W?fo und ohild,'." .0 mourn hin Joan, l'uHoi- rlotal* lexb. Mru Huchea was woU knot own ns Mi ri Lilly Vidal. Tho funornl sorvioos woro hold' : iou ton 0111 ir on, or wh?oit bo was n member, * m Wodnoeday at 11 o'olook, eonduotod by .tov.L. M, Hamer, who proaobod n short torinon from tho t'oxt "Boaat nob thy Rolf >f lo morrow." Rov. John Manniug con ?hided tho dorvlcoa nt tho gravo. FALL BT O OK AKHIVINO. Tho nev? full stook ut tho Ladies Storo s hoing received and oponed ffor inspeo ;iou. Look out for tho now advortiso uer.t next -flock ?nd fail not lo examine ho now fall opening. PLANT BMAIJIJ QUAIN. Tho abort grain orops of tho Wost ad monish our people of tho dangor ahoad, ind should awaken intoreat in tho matter af plauting heavy oat nud wheat oropB thin fall. Wo cannot afford to dopond on tho marketa of tho Weat. Wo mu-ib look ibond and plant to moot omurgonoica. 3oru la going to bo high, na tho apeoulatora mvo already bogan woik. Bo wiao in imo and propnro for tho womb, _L. TuF. I.? ni ttl) of tho Methodist Churoh it McOoll will bavo an Entertainment on Friday night of noxt wonk, Septotubor 12, it 8 o'olook p. m., confuting of u ?pleudid CANTATA, MUSIO, LIALCa?ES &c j Suei'Kit or Rcfroahmonta to follow, j Tho procooda of tho samo aro to bo do*. Wed to tho banofik of their organ. Tho Jubilo aro cordially invitod to nttood and iclp tho ladios lr. thoir NOULIC KFKOKTS i? pay thia vnlunblo aid in ohuroh worship. UOOKOTJT FOR IT. Oouutnrfoit $10 and $5 Honk uofces nud $1 silvor coina aro reported' to bo In oirou. atiou. Watch your moaoy olosoly. Scrofula All Hin JAio.. I considder my cure by S. S. S. one ^f the most wonderful on record. I had he worst type of Scrofula from my in :ancy until I was.?2 years ol agc. My ^ ivhofo young life \VHs embittered and V uncle rnisr?ablc by the . ,u"tk?p">^afc??8H .ase, I not only sufTetedTv mffrTHlB Scrofula, but wns sovwrkcii that IT? ashamed to associate with, and was f avoided by my playmates and fellow I workmen. I tried every known patent medicine, and was first and last attend, cd by more than a cloven reputable physicians, hut In spite of all, thediseaso continued to grow worse. About four* years ago a friend from Pittf.hurg ad vised me to take SSS, which I did, and alter taking seven bottles I was cured sound and well. The old skin peeled off and was replaced hy a new skin, as smooth and free lrom blemish as any person. I have had no return or symp tom ot the disease. HENRY V. SMITH, Belmont, W. Va. Trentiso on IJ'ood and Skin IH?O?IHOS ninllod free. BWIFT.S SPECIFfC CO., Atlanta O.i UNCLAIMED LETTERS BRNNKTTSVILLK POST OPKIOB, *>, MAHLIIOIIO COUNTY, 8. O., > September t, 1890. ) No. i - Edward Brown a-Mathew Freomnn 3- R. H. Odom 4- John R, Roborson 5- Alox. TliomaB 6- John Washington Whon you call for any of tho nbrvvo lot torn, plouiiO stat" tbat tbny, bavo b yoYtlt?od. Oiio oont lu olmrirod for lottor ndvortlaod. J T. Ii. OUOB?,ANI>, P. M. . Bt?lll?)??? ?^?MIIMIII ggBflWg} THE Gordon Rifles will HE semblo at the armory on Friday night f ir the purpono of nctin on tho resignation of tho Cap tain and oieoting a new one. J. L. MCLAUUIN, Captain. J,T. DOUGLAH, Secretary I I ELECTION, 8EPTE ft P o rr a, w 3 ? 13 112 139 173 10 7 29 84 3 11(3 3 I 30 111 70 70 2 r,: 11? 115 97 08 8 MU, 35 j 121h 123r GO ft- m' liv>9 ?43 4 HF 40 Tu.Sff *87A 80 (j ?m , 89# 79 90 37ti ii ? A 79J 85$ 45 33 1 H; Jr 00 109 104 117 8 LA?O FOR SALK 1 tffiWO tracts-272 in one and between X 425 and 450 in tito other, of good cotton and corn land, is offered for sale, 'Wu: traci ol 272 acres ls located near .JJhat is called the Medlin Springs, tho ojher ts opposite Capt. J. C Wright's on thc Marion line. There is a good dwelling on each tract with necessary out buildings. For terms and full particu lars apply to J. A. WcXlAK' -Also two lots in the town ol Kennetts-. vHle, with neat cottages on each, ?ihis property wilfbe ofieretl for sale at public out cry on the first Monday hi Ufccmber next it not disposed of belore. September 3, 1890. |At n meeting of the DcnNOQmtic each ti vc Committee hold thia dav to jivuHH.ibo Vito of tho Beoond Prima? kKlor/tioin to,, completo tho Hut ol' >iuty4itHbcr?,-tho following dcols !<8 worn run dor od : tito. Second, Primary Elootlon P. !>. Mooro for T rc QB ij rer received C70 r4oto8 and R. H. Hodges 473, P. JJ. lloore is tberoforo deolured tho nomi? too for recommendation for appoint? tient as Treasurer. 1 Eli T. Covington nud Jacob Alford, cand ida I ea f or Auditor in tho Second Primary received tho following voten : Covington 070, Alford 457--Coving ton receiving the highest vote, is do dared tho nominee for reeommcndaH Mon ns Auditor. For tho ofliee of County Commis sioner, H. S. Grant received f)09J, J ? Townsend 607J, Jonathan Woodley 737A, Halford Gibson G3GJ, J. C. Campbell 375J, Thos Bonnolt 517)5. Messrs. Woodley, Gibson and Town send having received the highest lil)tn* b.Hi- of voi.os are dee I tired the nominees for County Commissioners. Wm. ly Stanton having received 020 votes is declared the nominee for tab oflico of School Coniini.-sioncr. By order of Committee J. Ii, GitiiKN, Co,, Chairman CHAS. CUPRI, A ND. Secreta onnottsville, Sept. 3, 1890. STRAYED Oil STDOEN. SI\NK Black Mare Mule from my place * on the 31st, of August I890, She ht I r medium si/.e-lour years old with Ump on each shoulder caused hy the pjlar, J will pay a liberal reward f jr er capture or return to me. 1 J. 1< PAGE, ^Sellers, S. C., Sept. 3. ?8yo._ ! conn wiws mouin. SNORFOLK, Va., ONSIGNWENTS solicited and ad-. Y I vanees made on some full values and I w charges-prompt returns. T September 3, 1890. ^ HAEN?SSS1TOP. | tOKE&AW, S. C. AINKi is EIoadqunrtorB for Vinni WOORE HIGH SCHOOL. IHE PALL SESSION of this well known School will open on thc first j?nday in September next. For Terms apply to J wo. S. MOORE, LugUSt 6, I890. Principal. ????????????iii?'"! n m mm%%%%m?mmmmm^m%i^-~*^^^?f^^ "WANTK?I ?IO RENT A GOOD PIANO FOR a School. Stmo terms and address 45. Bonnottsvillo, S, C. ??optomber 1, 1890.-I MG AN HIGH SCHOOL. Wa itui DARGAN HIGH SCHOOL Five Miles North-west from Ilen (sville, opens September ist. Prot, ?). GOOCH, Principal, assisted by an nently able Instructess, Miss Annie ssenu. ju*. Languages. Higher Mathematics, ? keeping and Music. ^A?k terms, address the Principal, or -Mcf A. J. Mooic, Sec. li'rd., Bennetts?. SO, lugtist 29, I890. TICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. EST?T ic OF J, A. Mo II AK. )TICE is hereby given, that on the ,29llb day of September 1890, I will F 'y to thc Judge of Probate lor Marl, ? 0 County lor Letters of Dismissory tVdounistrator of thc c9iatc of J, A. Kae. W. 1). CARMICHAEL. ' .ngust 28, 1890. ?fvlBER I 1890. f O 63 35 28 40 C7G 3 00 23 6? GO 473 6 2J 32 59 32 467 3 108 24 28 G8 GOG 17 .40!, b 3D 51- r>099 17 1003 31 52 79 737* 0 ,?4)| rn jj. ftftgi iii) G30VV !0 74$ 5 ?7J 04 G07V '$ 71 38 jr 28J 38 1 20 37 403 l? 375? O 102 30 80 92 92 G _ i_ 10 For Congress .. I nnnounco myself as ri candidato for Congro*s for the Sixth District subject to ?ho action of tho Demo cratic Convention. E. T. STACK HOUSE. July 20, 1890. ll/mn un nu Pflupritf. SPA HT \ N BU HG, S, C. dr. II. Carlisle, LL J). i>resident. FOUNDED IN 1851. WOFFORD COLLEGE offors lo studonts In tho four oollugo olaseoB tvro parnllol oouraoa of . lutly, oaoh loading to tho dagroa of Uuahotor of A r's, in ona vision f.'udoru Lcinguottoa uro suustttutod fvr Orook, Hoard., tuition, matriculation, washing, ligliti), fool, books, ni, J umtltinory, tho nooos snry College expenso* for th? VA??, ?..? v,- r3?. .?Uli O.V? H (i MU? co AND i'tfTY Do LL A ns. Tba>advantages offorod by Wightman mid Alumni 11 IL ll?, onnblo students to meet tho'.r oojlugo exponaos with this vory small amount. Tho ?ovornimmt is inonu und paternal, but without oBpionngo or oonatrnint. Tho noxt session logins tho Isl. dny of Ootouer, ltl?O. J. A. O A.MR WK LL, 6oorctary of Faoulty, W0FFOHD COLLEGE FITTING SCHOOL Sjmrtanburo, S. C. Tho Fourth Session logins October Ist, 1890. Hoys prepared for College. Exponaos nny bo oovorod ly $160 it your. Sunotvioion laroful und constant. A. G. RE M UK RT, A. M., Hoad Master. TEXAS BOOMING, :o: WAL ESTATE ADD MAK?8 ABENCY, iOl> TURN KD hom a prospective tour o the icrtile fields of TEXAS, thc "Eldo ado" of the West, I am now prepared o oiler lands in that State as well as ands in thc Counties ot Marlboro and Marion, I have the control of 500,000 (l?ive Hundred Thousand) acres ol choice Texas farming and pasture lands, rang ing in prices I rom $2 to $30, (Two to Thirty Dollars) per acre ; same to bc dis posed ol on most lavorable terms to parties who mean business. Parties owning Real Estate in the Counties above men tioned, and wishing to dispose of same in purchasing lands in Texas, would do well to consult the undersigned, as no stone will be lett unturned to eifect a trade where a bargain is In store. Come one and all, as no harm will be done or expense incured to any by inquiry into the Icasibility of such a move. My thorough inspection of land in question enables me to he tully disposed to truthfully n?rrale thc advantages to he gained in the purchase ol Texas Kcal Estate. I am also prepared to offer the hest Railroad r?tcs either fer single passage or car load from Bennettsvillc to any \ destination where parties wish to locate alter trading lor homes in Texas. Blenheim, S. O., August 19, I890. FOR. RfSXT A house and lot in the town ot Ben? nettsville. Apply at this OFFICE, N?OTO?. Nottoo is horohy glvon, th.it npphoatlcn will mndo nt tho noxt sossion of tho Logialaturo for n charier for a Railroad from somo point on thu North Carolina lino, nonr nilson Station to Hennott?villn, S. C , and from said town to Marion Court House by Clio and Little Rock or Rlenhohn. August 2-3in. COWS FOR SAM. I have three milch cows with young calves, that Twill sell, B. A. DOUGLAS. July 30, iS' ~. GENERAL AGENCY For Se win f/ MttcFitncs and tito Host Jfeeaif?S for hilMa?hlnfifi. I would respectfully inform my friends and the public generally that 1 am now sole agent lor thc sale of the old reliable Singer Sewing Machine. Will sell them on the best plans-lease, installment 01 straighout. They are on sale at the store of J. P. Campbell in Bennettsvillc where they can be seen, or I will take them by request to any part ot the coun ty. I will also take orders to supply any part of a sewing machine wantctl, and guarantee a perfect fit. I can also furnish thc new button hole attachment-something every lady should have. WALLACE SWANN. Jan. 8j I890. ?wi<d^a'ti.'<?V??\&A'IKi!^ IT WILL ?\ YOU TO m I am Bolling at prices whioh cannot bo duplicated. AH you havo to do ia lo call at my atoro and got tho articles at prices ... unlined : .111018, r> to 7*o.-pov lb.; SUOAK, 7 ? to8$?; 20o ; Moni, lfio. por . poole, $1.28 -por suck ; ? Flour, 2? to .4 c. por lb. ;. IVavd, Si c. fier lb.;^Moa,^fi^o. por 'lb.;' Mo*""^" aseos, 30o. to G Oe, pergal.; Toas, 50o.; Tobaccos, 25 to 05 c. nor lb.; Kerosene Oil, 16a to 20c per gal.; Grits, 2$c per lb.; Vinegar, 30c. per gal.; Suttor, 20c. per lb. for Gilt-?dge; Crackers, 20c. per lb.;. Lyo, 8c. per box; Soap, 4o. per bar ; Sardines, 7 to 9c. por box ; Tomatoes, 8 to (Jc. per can ; Eaglo Btnud Condonsod Milk, ?9b. por can ; Salmon, 15 to 19c. per can ; Snuff, 43c. por lb.; Canned 13eof, 15 to 20c. per can ; Pickles, 10 to 20c. por bottle ; Oysters 12 to 20o. per can. Others goods in grocery lino very low. Spool Cotton, 4c. por anno! ; Gents (Jollars, ?c oaeh ; Ladies Collars, 8c; Handkerchiefs 2$c to 10c; Suspenders, 9 to 20c; Pins, 4o. papor ; NcedloB, 3c por papor ; Ladies Hoso, 6 to 15c. nor pair ; Hair Bruahos, 15 to 20c each ; Half lioso, 9 to 15c each; Ball Thread 2c; Gents Firio Shirt?, 35o. to $1.00; Ladies Gloves. 15 to 25o.; Calico, 6o. 'nor y iud ; Ginghams,; 7 jo.. pOv yd.; GonVn Drawers; 20o. tb 60c; llibbtjn'B', 4/ to i&o. ?or yd.; Edging 4a, to 10c, nor yet.; whisk: -Brushee, 15c; Mon's Shoos from 80c to $2.00 pr. pair; Ladios Shoes from. 75o. to $1.50 pr. pair; Children's Shoes from 60c to $1.25; Oottonades, Ile. to 17c per yd.; Tablo Oil Cloths 25c per yd.; Buggy vrhips, 30c to $1.25 ; Bedsteads, $1.50 to $7.50 each. .Now, if you want BARGAINS, try mo and 1 w ll convince you that I havo struci bottom. Some of tho goods priced hero fluctuate in price very rapidly. [ will always sell you theso goods it cost, such as Meats, Sugar, Meal and heavy groceries. G5-."V May 23, 1890. OL?O"ENTERPR?SE. flRHANKING our patrons for their "W~1?bc?nT parro'nauo't^M^^gjWtJ.'.w?^^1'- ' this motbod of inforu?og thom ?bet wo will, at our old stand, continuo to manu facturo and ropair CARTS, WAGONS, BUGGIES, ETC. and wid do auy work in tho Blacksmith lino, HOMO Shoeiug a specialty. Wo havo ft fino lot ot' seasoned timbor on hand and arc prepared to build carts on short notice ot low priers ' for cash. Givo us a oull bofovo you buy and savo mouoy. Now is a good time to bring m your buggies and iiavo thom painted. Hoping to receive your palronngo tho prosont year, wo aro, yours truly, STANTON & WILLIAMSON, Wheelwrights and Blacksmiths, Jau. 6, 1890. Olio, 8. G. ifllHJiiiijiuu AT CLIO, S. O lt tSTf HR undersigned rospocti'uliy informs jt tho nublio that ho Ls now ongagod in manufacturing and repairing furnitwe. Coffins of all sizes modo to order, cheaper than thoy can be bought nnywhoro in tho country. Good work, low prices,( PAHR? May 22nd, ltHOO. DR. E. T. B?R1??NTINE, Physician and Surgeon, BENNETTSVILLE, S. C. All oaliB Bhould bo inado nt tho MAltlillOltO HOTHiTi, May 6th, 1890-6m. Property tor Sale. VSIRABLE BUSINESS AND RESI donco property for Bolo in tho grow ing town of Bonnottoviilo. A town of 1200 population ; flourlahing business ; 20,000 bales of cotton bought last soason, with moroantllo sales amounting to ono million dollars-two morohnots alono doing business amounting to $300,000. If you want to buy now is your ohanoo. Por priooB and farthor purtloularo, apply at this oflloo. . Juno 6, 1890. ?W1LL SAY to my b lends in Marlboro and Marion Counties that I will ho prepared this fall to simply anyone with' Double Blankets. 1 will also gurantee them equal in quality to any that I havo ever sold, and are of the same make. Anyone needing anything of the kind, and will drop mc a postal to McColl, S. C.;-stating tho kind, whether white or gray, and number of pairs wanted, will receive my immediate attention? I will notify them at what time they may ex pect the Blankets on hand. They need no recommendation from me, as thc peo ple have seen thom. Respectfully, H. IC. WILLIS. Po, MCcoh, S. C., August 18, ?890,