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VOL. XIV. /If Ml </ "Do thou Groat Liberty Inspiro our Souls and inako our livos in thy ^session happy, or our Doaths Glorious in thy Just,Pofonoe." - , ?? --.? =--:~ ' BENNETTSVILLE, S, a, NOVEMBER 7, 1890. ^>?V JSIO 47. MALU AttKAWaEMENTS. Af rives- Northoni mull via Gcoonsborc, N. 0., arrivoa daily ut G 45 p m Leaves- Dally, nt 8 30 o'olook, a. ta. . Arrives-BlcQhoiin, Ked Hilt and Drake nrrivca daily a? 12 o'clock, //caves-Daily at 0 o olook a. ip* Leaven-Bonuottsvillo to Lauiinburg via Pourson, Brightsvillo, Adams villo and Nowtonvillo, Monday, Wcdriosduy aud Friday, at 7.30. Arrives-Tuesday, Thursday aud Satqr duy at 3.30. Bonnottsvillo posb-oflioo opons at 7 o'clook, a m., .niiii olosos ?t !) j) m. All maila opened uud distributed upou arrival. atSf* Monoy Order business olosos on Sat urdays, at 12 o'ot?OK, ui. T. L. CROSLAND, P. M, Railroad Guide. Capo Fear and. Y?dWn V?llov ft. R. Condensad Schedule, August 4,1890> Train AW?.? Daily'Eccept. Sunday LnaVo Wilmington, ti 00 A M Arrlvo Foyottovilto, 12 25 <1? M Loavo Pnyottovlllo, 12 50 Lcavo Sanford; 2 22 Atrlvo .Greensboro, 6 00 ?.oavu Greensboro, 6 10 YvV?Leave Wkli'?utCovo, 0 32 Arrive Alt. Airy, ? 26 'JYain No- 3., Daily Except Sunday Loavo Ii or. net ts villa. 8 30 A M Arrlvo Maxton, ' 9 -10 Loavo Maxton, 9 60 Arrlvo Fayetteville, ll 45 laain No. 16., Daily Except Sunday Lo? vo Rninsour, 6 60 A M Antro Qrcontfboro, 9 25 Leave Greensboro, 10 00 Ar? Ivo ModUon, 12 10 P AI ?OTTVH SOUND. ?rain.No'. 2., Daily Except Sunday Loavo Mt Airy, 6 00 AM Arrlvo Greensboro, 9 20 Leavo flrcousboro, 9 60 Leave Snnford, 12 10 P M Arrlvo Fayottovlllo, 1 60 Leave Fayoltovlllo, 2 15 Arrlvo Wilmington, 6 45 Irain No. 4., Daily Except Sunday Leave Fayottovlllo. 3 30 P M Arrlvo Maxton, 6 20 Loavo Maxton, 5 30 Arrlvo Bennottsvlito, 0 <15 irain No. IC, Daily Except Sunday. Leavo Mn dis on, 1 00 P M Arrlvo Greensboro, 3 00 Ltavo Urconsboro, 3 20 Arrlvo llanaour, , 6 16 W. E KY h ti, Gen. Pass Agont. - yr- wv?v . ?oorlntondobi. /Atlantic Coast Line. North Eastern K. R. of 0. CONDENSED SOIIEDULE. TltAINB OOINO SOUTH. Dntod April 20th, 1S90. Le Floronco .". Ki M gu tren Ar. Lunes Lo. Lanes \ r Charleston No.63 P. M. *7.50 9.30 Train on O. Sc D. H. lt. coimco'.s at Floronoe with No. 23 Train. TUAINfl OOINO MOUTH. Lo Charleston Ar. Lanes Lo Lanes Lo Kingetrco ?Ar Plorenco. No.78 A. M. ?1.20 3.00 3.00 3.17 4.201 No. 14 P. M t-i 30 6.20 0.29 O'-10 7.55 No. 52 A. M. I *7.00 8.27 * Daily.. f Daily except Sunday. No. 52 run through to Columbia vin | Control lt. Ii. of S. C. Nos. 78 and 14 run solid to Wil mington, N. C., m liking ?IOHO connection with W. & W. It. It. for ali pointe north. J. It. KENLY, JNO. F. DIVINE, Ass't Gon'i Manager, Gon'l Supt. T M. EMERSON, Oon'l Pas?. Agb; WADES BORO', N. C., SPECIAL. ..j.; '\ DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY, ftorth bound. South bound. Leave-^--, Leave Charloston 4.00 p. ra. Wndosboro' 0.00 n. m. Lano's 6.11 p. ni; Olio raw 7.30 a, tn. Floronoe 8.10 p. m. Floronco 9.00 a. m. Oheraw 9.43 p. ra. Lano's 10.37 a. ra. Arrive-- Arrive JVadosboro* 11.00 p. m. Charloston 12.30 p.in Cars run through botwoon Charloston and Wndosboro'. Tho KO trahi s m uko oloue oonneo tion at Wudosboro' with East and West bound Pa?songer traine over tho Carolina Coutru) Railroad. T. M. EMERSON, Gen. Pass. A?t. TpiiN F. DIVIHK, Gen. Hupt insure<,your Houses againt ?re, lightning, cyclones and wind storms. For iurther particulars apply to H. J?, JOHNSON, Agent, Bennettsvillc, S. C. March 3?st, 1890. Dr. T. W. ^Bouchier; -^Surgeon Dentispo BENNETTS YILLE, So. OA. Oftico in D. D. McColl's new Building, Up-fttfttrs, wost side lico hours from 0 a. ra,, to 0 p. ni, NORTH MARLBORO CIRCUIT 'APP01HTMEHIS FOR 1890. Hov. J, L. Hay, J>. 0. First Sunday. \ Ebenezer 11 a. UL, Sbilo 3.30 p. m. Second Sunday. Oak GI-OYQ ll a. m.", Now Hopo 3.30 p. in. .'. ' Third Sunday. Sbilo HQ. un, Ebeucsor 3.30 p. m. Fourth. Sunday. Now Hopo ll n, m.? Oak Grovo 3 30 p. tu. Pleasant Hill ll a. m., on Saturday bo foro tho second Sunday and ll a: m., 5th Sunday. . URIGHT3YILIE CIRCUIT APPOIHTMEHTS FOR 1890. UKV. O. M. BOYD, P. 0. Hetbol 1st and 3d Sunday ll a. m. Antioch 1st and 3rd Sunday 3 p. ni. Hoykin 2nd and 4th Sunday lia.m. iireedcu's Chapel 2d and lib 3 p. m. APPOIHTMEHTS FOR BENNEITSVIllE CIRCUIT. 11BV. W. II. KIRTON, 1\ 0, Beabty Spot, 2nd and 4th Sunday ll a. m. Smyrna, 2nd and 4th Sunday 3 p. m. Piuo Grove, 3rd and 1st Sunday ll a, m. McOoll, 3rd and 1st Sunday 3 p. m. APPOIHTMEHTS FOR BLENHEIM CIRCUIT, . . ItKV. J. A. roiiTF.n p. O. Hanron 1ft and 3rd Suudav at 11 a m. Ebeneser 1st and 3rd Sunday at 3 p. m. Parnassus 2nd and 4th Suuday at 11 a. m. Zion 2nd and 4th Sunday at 3 p. tu. TOWU OHURGHBS MKTilonisr-Hov. J; W. Danhd,Pastor Sunday School 4.80 p. m. Proachlng at 11.00 a. m., and 8.00 p. ni. Pruyor-meet lng Wednesday afternoon at 4" o'clock. Supt. S. 8., E. S. Uarlislo. BAPTIST-Ucv. lt. N. Pratt Pastor Preaching il, a. m., 8.00 p. m. Sunday School ovory Sunday morning at 0.30 Prayer mooting Thursday evonlng, at 4.00 o'clock. Supt. S. S., O. B. Jordan; rnicsuYTicniAN-Rev. W. B. Corbett pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 8.30 /P. m. Sunday School at 0.30 A. M. Pray er-mooting on Tuesday afternoon at 4.00 o'clock. Supt, S. S.,T. E. Dudley. IVIASONIO DIXIEOTORY. M A Illili OHO onAPTJDH No, 30, H. A. M. Meets at Clio on Friday, on or after each full moon, av 3 o'clock in the alter noon. J, C. D?NBAR, M. E. H. P. J. E. McLliOD, Secretary. EUREKA LODGE, NO. 43, A. F. M., ADAMSVltlE, . Convenes onoh Saturday afternoon boforo I tho full moon, at 1 o'olook. !.. it. KXSTRni.mo, \Y. M,"/. W? J. Adonis, Bocrot'ary, AURORA LODGE, HO. 33, A. F. M. CLIO, Moots Saturday on or aftoe oaoh full moot, at 3 o'olook, p. in. JOHN MANNING, W. M. IS. T. COYINOYOK, Secret ?ry. MARLBORO LODGE HO. 88, BEKHETTSVIUE, Convones oaoh Friday ovoning on or before tho full moon at 8 o'olook. 0. 8. MCCALL, W. If, T. I. Itogors, Soorotnry. BRUHS LODGE, HO. 18, A- fi M. PARNASSUS, Moots Ratuiday on or boforo oaoh full moon at 3 o'olook, p. in. \V, B. A i.von r?, W, M. O. B. Hogers, Socrotnry. PBOrESSIOBTAX. OJiHX>S |TIIOS. E. DUDLEY. HOPE II; NEWTON. k TJ DLEY & NEWTON, Attornoys and Counselors at Law, BENNETTSVILLE, S. C. Will practico in tho Courts of tho Fourth Cirouit and in thc United Statos Courts. [Feb. 14. '8C TOWNSEND & McLAURIN, Attornoys at Luw, BuNNETfSVII.IiE, S. C. Office ovor J. F. Evoielt's Store TOWNSEND & MOLAUUIN & POLLOCK. Attornoys at Law, Chorow. S. C. NOX LIVINGSTON, ATIOHNEV AT LAW, Bonnottsvillo, S. C. KNOX LIVINGSTON. EDWARD M'IVEII LIVINGSTON & MoIVEH, Attornoys at Law, Chorav, - - So. Ca. -a-: m W. TOUCHIER, / Jt ? Altornoy ut Law, ? Bonnottsvillo, St O'. JSQrOffico on Darlington St., west of | tho Court IIouso. Kf? I. ROGERS, J$> ? At tor noy at Law, Bonnottsvillo, S. C . J86TOffico in tho Court Houso-fr?nt room on tho rigb't. O G. W. SIIPPP, O? Attorney at Law, Choraw, S. C. Will practice tn the Courts of Ches* tcrfield and Marlboro Counties. 'ILTON MoLAUHIN, Attorney ut Law and Trial Justice, Bonnottsvillo, S. C; Prompt ollculion givon to tho collec tion of chit m H. Agricultural Lie. tm foro closed. IP~E7DUDLEY7~ Jt 0 COMMISSIONER OF AFFIDAVITS For thc Stato of North Caiolina, ?^Cnli on bim at Bcnnottsvillo, S. C. B HE (IHR ? ll B Ll G uw OUR BUSINESS IS IN0R1SI! If! ir. y Jg aro now just getting in good working oi^|j>VtjpOK , OUT ! Only a lew days and you will se&Bargaius deserving Ibo name. ? \ . Wo knew that our coming to Bennettsvillo woulqj>"^? old fogy coi?pe.?iiuii howl, but had no idea it would.jvft\$t-lue?i ?? 8oon. Such competition is our BREAD and BUTlffP. We can uso it as an advertisement. We are too busy to quote prices, but hero are a ft] of sample. We drop down at RANDOM, w, by way ??V . ' it), 5 cent?. GOOD PRINTS at 6 1-2 cents. STANDAR SIMPSON and other best brands only G ccntsfr GOO yards Plaid Homespun, round thread, ? j?ents, and | fresh from the mills, 2200 yards Stylish G?NGr??AMS at 6 censs^tnoy sell everywhere at 8 and 10 cents, worth 20 ce??s. Another 60 of those famous Counterpanes af il.00. . . . '. ? ul I IN ILIUCM.-NV? succeeded in getting a second stock of SHOES at old prices. Wo will therefore hold prices down while this stock lasts. V. SEE OUR vSECOND STOCK OF NEW CLOTHING. ALL BARGAINS, fresh and new and selling like ?hot cakes.' Every day we aro adding to our Stock, You eau always dopend on gettifeffom us ?RESH GOODS at the very LOWEST LIVIMG PM?M? . ? VERY RliSPECTFU^L?I HII tm IN THE MCOALL'B?ILDIKG. BEIN ilTTSVILIilS, S. 0. Octooor 8th, 1890. UNIVERSITY -OF sow? ?Aao&tnt?, -AT COLUMBIA; s.-c. Graduate course?. Umicr-gradunlo oour?c6 for (logr?os-3 literary nnd rt ?ciontifio. Also shorter ami olootivo ocursos. Profession ul cou THO s ia Law, lMiurmnoy, Votorlnnr^ Solonco and Pclngoiclot!. 0 well equipped laboratorios; '1 sliops nnd model rooms; now infirmary. Tuition foo, $40 por session; Other fees, $20 (including infirmary foo, covorlng medical at tend mini?, mod io i ne?, otc.). Tablo bonni, $10 to $12,50 por month. Rooms rent froo. Total expenses, including fuel, lights, wnshii??, books, cto., about $180. Tuition foo remitted to students certifying their inability to pay for it. Session opens first Tuesday in October, Entrunco examination.- hold tho preceding woek. J. M. McDRYDE, President. Aug. 1, J8?0-2m. Due West Female College. ?ffflfo. BEFORE DECIDING AS TO a^yj^fega Rohool for your daughter, ox amino oloBoly iuto tho merits of <zg?3r tho Duo Wost Fomalo Oollcgo. Established in tho year i860, it has steadf? ly grown in efllolonoy and iufluoucn, Eu? rolled i 82 pupils tho past year. Expe rienced nod pvogro?dlvo toaohors in ovory departtnont. Location honlthful. Board ing dcipartmont guaranteed 8ati6factory. boud for oataloguo. Mus. Ii. M, BONNER, Principal. IL E. BONNER, A. M., Vico-Prinoip?d. Duo Wost, Ahbovtllo Co., t?. 0, July 15th, 1890. W. J. STEWART, llcnnetitiYlllb Harbor. Whoo you wish an easy shavo, As good us barber over gave, Just call on mo at my saloon, At mot ni ti tr, cvo or noon; I out and dress tho bair with grace, To suit tho oonlour ot' tho taco. My room is nont and towols olean, ! Scissors sharp and razors keon. And everything I think you'll find To suit tho fuco und pienso ibo in ind And all my art and skill eau do 1 If you just call, I'll do for. you. BEGIN l^?^Y!77 In your SPUING CLEANING* dlslnfoot your promises and provont Fevor. -FLATT'S 01ILOKIDE9.-. Glilorldo Limo, .. . . 1 and 5 lb. boxen. Carbolic Aoidj ... 35 oonts a pint. JENNINOS' PHARMACV J. F. EVERETT, WHOLESALE-:- DE ALICK -:- IN BACON, FLOTJB, ST/OAR, COFFEE, =M0LA$SES,= GRAIN, LIME, Oall and loam prices. Feb. 8, 1890. Medical Card ! THE undersigned having located per?, nianoutly in Bonnottsvillo, returns his thauks for a liberal patrohago qui! hopos by strict attention to busiuoss to merit a continuation. Besides SURGERY, OBSTETRICS ?nd tho general praotioo of Moditfmo, I take ploasuro in nnnounoing to all that I havo thoroughly equipped myself with tho latest and most improved inst rn monis for special treatmont of TRANSFUSION in OASES of DANGEROUS IIEMOlt AGE, all THROAT, NOSE and LUNG d Loases. CONSUMPTION spooially TREAT* ED upon tho LATEST and MOST PROMISING TIIEREPUTICS. . Partios in Bcnnottsville will bo EX AM1NED and TREATED for any of tho above disoas9S nt their own homos by being requested to so do. Thoso I rom n distaueo ni my rosiderioo! on Darlington Stioot--tho josidonco formerly o sou pict) by Mr. Caroy T, Eastarling in East Bou? lionsville. Calls in Doy loft nt Broodon & W?lls' J)rug Storo will bo promptly attended to. At night at my rosulonco. : diaries for EXAMINATION and TREATMENT reasonable. Voiy Rospcclfully, H. R. EASTERLING, M. D" , M. Medico. Chi. Socioty Philo. Jauuary 1, '89 .. Jonuings' Torry Syrup tho best romody for Dysontory, for salo at Jen nings' Pharmacy. REV. SAM JONES. Pointed . I'Jxti'ncts fVusu III? 8m.<moiiH. Strength of Character. The highest typo of American man hood sud womanhood I ever saw was iu a plain country homo whore indus? irious p?renla wero roaring noble in dustrious cbildrou ; kind and helpful to caoh other,., freo from everything tulse or tickle, and each night and morning on their knoes, around the family ultur, committing themselves to God. Guard well tho association of your children. Nobler associations make nobler men and women, I don't) know what a mother ojm bo thinking of who fixes her daughters up fur the; ball and theatre. I want tosco tho] limo when our children aro SO royal in life that when a- dudo or dudoino moots thom on thestroet they will just tall down nud dio. Some old grny haired women, with fuded dresses and calico bonnets, aro worth moro to God in one day than ono of these dudines is in a thousand years. Kulbing in the universo couuts no much at* manhood. Manhood is situ ply woll dovolope? character, and must bo built according to tho Divine pattern, ?nd out of Divino matorial. Build on the right side, pluoo God above gold, manhood above mammon, und. character above ejiatlles. Hall tho old folks itt tho world, aro aftor thc dollar; and li alf tho ybiYiig ful ks nfW a good tin??, I don't know which is tho biggest fool. Tho old folks don't kuow that be- who is content is richest and hnpj iesl, and tho young folks never.learn that soli-deuial is. tho basis of Btrengtb and character. They be hove in tho old Irnich reu tu philosophy, "cat, drink and bo morry." Thc difference bu tween Agnosticism and Modern Materialism, and tho Epicu reaus is, one had dyspepsia in the stomach, tho other in tho head. "Let your moderation, bo known to all men." Environment has all to do with a man. You've got tho b:teis and the j material, but tho patterns aro scarce Wo mensuro oursolves by ourselves. Most of you aro satisfied to bo likt tho man's watch that lost an. hour in i thc morning and gained an hour in i (ho eaveuing, and upon tho whole was i a fair average I I have mot a grand f mab nod realized his height above var, ; a'i'?d .'a-grand womau tl?at made mo ..ihn n If. f-b.d ? hot my mn'hor.ntid wile wc rfc) Women. It's worth u trip to th? on jj of tho wo rbi to meet and talk to j ? such a one. I've met ono of tho lit-11 tlo fellows, too, that a fly could light on his nose and claw him in ono eye h and kick him in t..e other, ar 1 I said | < it* that's a man I want to bo something clio. Asi-oc'.ntion in th?9 lifo determines1 largely what you ure. lluiso your nighters to bo truo womon, worth, ii ir weight in gold, and tho right j iel I ow will find thom; you won't have to teach them to dance, play eardaand drink wino to push them into society to marry them oil. I left the hall? room und went twenty-five miles into tho country to get a prayer-mcjting wife. l>r. It. IA. Abernethy on Rev. Barn Jones. Dr, II. TJ. Aboruethy is quoted ns saying of Kev. Sam Jones' recent visit to this city: During his labors in Wilmington, Sam .TOUCH shook tho city Uko an carthqnako, from c?ntrete circumfor once, Ile ran a buzz saw through tho centro of the Capo Fear Club; be scorched and burned tho ninety fia loons in tho city till tho Mayor did not have a caso of violation of the laws I to adjust. He attacked tho done of] infamy in tho place till their inmates poured into tho meoting, wcaping and crying for morey liko chastised cbil drou. Ho peeled all tho ludo from infidel ic dudes and dudeincs till the ir ilcsb wns ns nude as a pooled orange ; and ho blowed up atheism with tho dynamite of gospel truth and logic, lill tho fragmentary particles filled tho air thick as thistle downs upon a summer evening's brcczo. Cotton Seed UM Food. Says Professor Gulloy, of tho Tcxaa experimental station: "Our choapcftt concentrated fTd is cotton seod. For making beef or butter two bushols are equivalent to ouo bushol ot corn. It injures tho quality of but tor,, making it wh i to anti hard; but if fed with ensilage or oom and bran tho butter is nicoly colored, and customors do not objcot to it, especially if the chango from grass to cotton seed is| mndo gradually. I havo supervised tho feeding of thousands of bushols of cotton seed to cattlo of all ages, and havo nevor "noticed any serious injury, to tho animal from this foeding, lu some places in tho Soulh.co\V9 got no rough feed except cotton seed hulls from the oils mills. They aro worth pmiud for pound tho santo as modium hay when fed with grain or cotton seed meal/' - Landroth's Fresh Gardon Socd, all vari?tlos, for salo at Jennings' Fhainmoy, .n i-?mmmpmffm ..?>?m-fm??innniii TUB VAUTEV WAYS. IN evory youug lifo thoro comos a tim? when it-must choose botweon tho right way and, tho wrong, betwoon aol f-conquest and sol f-surrOnder. Tho pathway has been moro or. les shielded until now; tho youth bas been led onward, hedged in by family habits, neighborhood ouvironmeuts-; tho School and tho Church. Within these limitations tho character has oxpanded ns best it might It mny bo dw'nrfcd, ornmped, stunted, or cu? riohed and unfolded ; still its inherent characteristics cannot bc wholy pruned or cultivated. Under nil conditions the native bent romains. Ono day, however, tho son or tho daughter leaves homo .or assumes within it that independent position which makes tho end of pupilage. The natural nnwo.rR blossom nmj send Dut twigs this way and that. Then ind thoro only, mnv bo known what iro tho qualities of its lifo foroes and tho onorgy whioh pushes thom into aotivitv. In how many cares aro pnronts, friends and neighbors bitterly diaap pointcdjin tho career of tho young mah or woman of exceptionally flue powers, and what is gonerally kuown its good culturo 1 They aro evanescent; They fritter away lifo scarcely cog nizant of its real meaning and iniport, Ho drags away tho yours in a petty clerkship, or speculates and secures n living in ail soris of shady ways. Bbc lawdles about homo in a nerveless, solf-iiidulgontmnnuor, until marriage gives to tho world ono moro slat ternly, unaspiring, weak wifo nnO mothor. Yot both stnrtod'in theil cnrorrs under tho best nuspeoies.' What is tho 3ecrot of these fail ii rcs ? Simply becauso parents failed lt mensuro their, responsibilities. Tbej had no real estimate of lifo. Consc 3equontly their children aro roared it those habite which enorvnto every thing which gives strength, energy Mid self-mnstery ; noble possjbilitio aro nipped in tho bud. Thal life blood which should illow through tin veins with power and vigor, dwindle in a puny, drivling stream. If the; liecomo fathers and mothois, it is to i Wenk, truckling off spring. The strugglo of that parental lov is unguided by wisdom. No otho affection iu man's bosom is as strotij as that for his child, yet, strango t jay, ho takes moro into account th pleasure of him or her, than tim which.is puro ami good. Forgottin hbo . wondrous ..atY(l ~ftWdV>vor o Mimortnlity,v ho ardently d?'s?roinftn sons and daughters :n?ay hnvo a "gooi Limo" now. Never mind what is ben for tho adult, let "my Eon" and "m laugh tor" have their lill of- to day jvonescent ploasurts. "Hie futur ivill tuite caro of itsolf, I wish the* to havo a bettor timo than I had r their ago. I had to work, to oboj when I was young. I had to arise b< times and attend to certain duties my children shall hove their cae Time enough for duties when tin uro grown." And so the pendulum swings fro the other extremo of puritanical r pression. Induigonco is tho on wa* 'h-word, pleasure the only aim. . this would cease to bo stran wcro 't confined to atheists or ev agnostics. Wero thoro no future li ouo might bo condoned in trying mnko tho most of this, dion; it is unrensonnblo to suppr that *'the most" consists in oven high order of auimul indulgen* Wore this earth all that we can km of the conditions bi oxistenco, lot at Ienst know tho host and tho highe mid thosocoincident with'solf-rdstrah Tho cleanest brain, tho soundest bot aro necessary for tho purest enji ment. But lot us rovoroutly. givo than for tho samo-tho glory of lifoctorn forever and over unfolding in hr wisdom and worship, is within r grasp. Shall wo not start our cl dren in such a manner that thoy v bo fully qualified to outer on tl pathwoy ? And is that a path mero self-indulgence? That is rather a pathway of cruo under tho somblanco of ease. No 1 of asceticism is herein eulcated, self-denial for its own sake. But i largo, noble, aspiring way, lot teach tho littlo ones, whom God lont us, that lifo involves wondr and beautiful possibilities. Mny show thom that to attain tho higl and best within our power it is I necessary to have solf.control, fcolf oiplino, self orovoronco. Tlmtgonor self*oblivion whioh merges tho it vidual and local in tho general i univorsni eau bo instilled in homo circlo as it can bo nowhoro ( And in so doing wo construct tho c safeguard against temptations, ino ing th?t which lends lo intompora W. W. BRUO Wofford College, Oot. 27, 1890 --- - Bucklen'o Arnica Salvo. Tho bout Bolvo In tho world for sruiaoB, coron, uloers, snit rhoum, boros, totter, ohappod hands, ohilblaith oo nm nnk all skin oruptions, and posit ouros pilos, or no pay required. It is ( autoed to givo porfoot satisfaction, or oy rofundod. Prloo 4$ couts por box, ealo at Jonnlngo' Pharmaoy. --r-rr-^.-'?---: Gibson ^tatton ?tem?. Editor Democrat: " ??. Aa Ave hav? aeon nothing from this section in sometime, wo will try to ? giyo you. tho scattering nows, (which, is yory'scattering indeed.) The far mors tiro busy gather ing their crops, and sorno say that they will bp bettor than-was ex pected-tho corri crop will not ho so good. Tho Parsonage for Brightsvillo Circuit has hoon completed and it is a very neat building. It seems as though they ainj on lotting their Miniatur board at homo noxb year. Tho oil mill being well aupp?iod with seed has been running uuy and night. Thero has been some t now improvements, and* tho mill is making rapid hoad-wa^. Mr. Josh Parker has just co ra pio ted ? dining-room and poarch for Mr. W'.llio Adams. Tho Y. M. C. A. is rapidly in-, - creaking in number and interest. A hall ia hoing erected for thom. Professor Wyohe's school ia in 'a flourishing condition now. lt numbora about sixty-five, and now ones nro coming in overy day. Well Mr. EdiioVj ? \vUl close ns I know you aro tired of such say ings. Moro anon. CREBRO. Gibson Bunion, N. 0., Oot. 21, '1890. <GHbson station High School. HONOR HOLT,. For thc Month of October 1890. Ginx.3-At.nio Adams, Cnrrio Odom, Josophioo Odom, Luoy Horgtovo, Lana Smith, Loki Gibson, Virginia Camelon, Alien Llvingatono, . BOYS-ltniford Gibson, W. Z. Gibson; Malloy Gibson, Willie Glbuon, Melvin Llvlngstono, Monroo Liviugfltouo, Ralph/ Morrison, Duncan Maxwell, Johnnie Lyon, Ernest Pipkin, Pleas Wright W. . D. Cameron. P. P. WYOHB, Principal. . Tribute of Respect. Wbreas it bas -pleased Abe Supreme Architect ot the, Univerie in thc kind . dispens?t jon. of -Jlis^ Providence,, to H^'-A "move". Irom ^v>jo?gVt,.;uo; ^oui^~'irWc?0 ' esteemed and respected broher, OWEN JACKSON, who was a good and \vor% r thy brother of our Order, and one who .took an advanced part in all mattery pertaining to the good ot the1* Order of Masonry, and was a good and pious member of the M. E. Church South and stood-as one most respected citizen, therefore, be it resolved, ist, That in thu death ol brother Owen Jackson, wc recognize thc hand of God, and bow in humble submission to His command. 2d, That in the death ot brother Owen Jackson, thc Lodge has lost one its brightest jewels,, thc Church one of its best membeis, thc State a good and noble citizen. 3d, That a#blank page in our minute book bo inscribed to hts memory, 'and that the Lodge be draped in mourning and the brethren wear the usual badge for thirty days, and that a copy ot this pre?, amble and resolutions be sent to thc family ot our deceased brother, and that they be published in the County papers. J. A- CALHOUN, T. N, EDENS, . J. M. Woom.KV, Committee. Thc Secvct. of Success. Tho young moil who "get on" in this world, and renoh tho ago of four score years, with happiness and proa ?ority, thero is littlo tos bo said. But will rofer them to a study of my o wn rules ol' notion f* Briefly 1 would say-bo honest 5 do not ?pond as much ho you make; don't smoko or drink? dopond upon your own personal oxortions, and do not lonvo important affairs to a third poi?; ; son ; don't havo too many irons in tho fire ; do not got nbovo your own busi-, noss, aud abovo all bo systematic. AdvertifiO your business on all possi ble occasions, but attend to it, too, and seo that your claims nnd promises rando to tho publio aro fulfilled It docs not pay to havft a singlo oustoinor go awn y dieaatisfied. Nor duos it pay to take monoy for services, for which you do not rondor an equivalent. Tho boot working years of a man's lifo aro usually between . 20 and GO ; but much work is possible long after tho th reo scoro year mark has boon passed. I can say for myself thut cvory moment of my timo is put to somo definito pinposo, and though I havo numberless calls aud demands E enjoy n roasonablo reoroati?p bach day. Both work and rost, and joy also, .hould mako up the sum of a busy lifo.--P. T. Barnum in Ladies' Homo Journal. w W JRIEDNS Y ITTIHOSE farmers who want my Cotton Stalk Cutters delivered this' .inter must give mc their orders for tlu \n>? In witting by thc fust J?or?dny in Nov ember, or send thom to m? by mall. Verbal messages arc not safe and aro often forgotten. Oct 23, ?K90. W. M, BR?EDJiN