The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, November 07, 1890, Image 2
By 8. A. DROWN & CO.
FxiblisliBd WBBkly,
Entered at tho Poet Oflloo at Bo?motts
ville, S. 0., as socoad olass matter.
A DEMOCRATIC SWEEP,
mm ELECTION IN MARLBORO.
Owing to tho fact that tho votes
an tho County cannot bo canvassed
?joforo next Tuesday wo aro un
able to give tho general voto ol
tho County for tho various offices,
"but from roturns from tho various
precincts wo got tho following:
Vor Tillman, 1076.
fror Haekoll, 176.
Col Uti i io carries tho
' '.I y Id Coi i ass by an over
Wiltdmut^; M'njn.'jt/.' ,
! otooUon throughout the
County witt) a t^oiet and orderly
ono, and wo hear of no complaints
jtnywhere. Tho small vote is ac
counted forby tho fact that a largo
number had changed residence
and failed to have their papers
changed.
FROM COLUMPIA.
Tho news comcB from Columbia
that Tillman has carried thc- State
by 40,000 majority, as expected
by bis friends, in spito of Haskell
and his combination.
Tillman sweeps every County in
tho State except Fairfield and
Borkoly.
Manon County gives Tillman
ll 74, Haskell 486, Stackhouse
1866, Deas 287.
Roturns from Congressional
districts aro not yet complete, but
the figures so far received abso
lutely assure tho election of W.
H. Brnwloy, dom., from tho 1st
district ; Goo. D. Tillman, dem.,
from tho 2nd district; George
Johnstono, dem., from tho 3rd
district ; George Shelley, Alliance
?lem., from the 4th district ; John
vi. I) ,:-;,;!;' ?^iu] frein ?h.rWV
\]k*iy\M : R % JU.iclvU?.u*.-. Ai?
v...... : .:. |? .^.^?-tl-v-?-,!- dv^.vi??t.
h. i ?! nil i iii l ix- i ; iv - (D?ti'lc? w.
twit yet t?otfrtrt?notji nUhodgli a?!
? Am -.iL..i tm fa j* rooo?s'tf'l int'!??
cato tho election of T. E. Miller,
colored, rep., of Beaufort County.
Tho nows from North Carolina
is especially cheering, ns ourncigh
bors two yonrsago holped to make
a Republican congress by their
iinnthy. A Democratic victory in
North Carolina means a groat deal
for tho party.
Now York, Kentucky Virginia
^Maryland and Louisiana have
gone democratic.
Tho next House of Congress
.will be democratic with a largo
?working majority.
No Use to Fret Now Old Mau,
I told you to let that Haskell
ticket alone,
TOLD HIM ONLY YESTERDAY j
THAT CHARLESTON RADICAL
8 UGGESTION WOULDN'T RUN
WORTH A CENT.
A Compliment to tho d?mo
cratie Voters of A<i urns ville.
I WAS disappointed groatly, wheroof
expecting to bo rejected, disrespected
and disrecognizod by tho Domoorntio
voters of Adnmsvillo township No
thing of that kind wns attempted, but
a hearty accoptnnco, recognition and
respect was exhibited by tho Demo
cratic Mnungors to tho Republican
Supervisor.
Tho Republican Supervisor at tho
poll of Adnmsvillo precinct witnessed
the Opening and closing of tho polls,
a d thinks that everything was done
fairly.
Thc Supervisor is further convinced
that if tho colored citizonB were intel
ligently educated Ihoy would bo mero
r spected hy tho Democratic party.
N. D. MALLOY.
November 5, 1890.
Leader in DRY GOODS
FOR THE CAROLINAS.
WINTER WRAPS.
THE artists havo douo good work this
season io fashioning tho different
stylos of Wrnps Cor tho Pair Sox. and wo
.-how nil thoir productions io groat or pro
fusion than ovor bofore.
Everything Now is ouibracod irf tho
collection and tho
Stook tho Largest in tho State.
Short Wraps
Will bo moro generally worn this season
than usual. They como iu quito ft nun?,
bor of styloB and aro vory attruotivo. vWo
I show thom in
REEFERS,
CADET JACKETS,
and PEA JACKETS,
In all sizes for Ladios and Misses.
Tben lhere is a vory popular medium
loujith Wrap, an ouliroly now shape,
known as
THE 3-4 CUT WRAP,
niado of Stockinet Cloth with Vests and
oloso fitting and loose.
Seal Flesh Wraps
Have ndvapeod considerably iii price with
iu tho past 30 days, but our stook bad
boen secured bet'oro tho passage ot' tho
Tariff Bill, and wo have not advanced
prices. These ?nrinojits aro in a num
ber ol' styles in diffoicut longtbs.
LONG LENGTHS,
COATS,
JACKETS,
REEFERS,
A very handsome and stylish short
Wrup is tho
Tailor made Stockinet Jacket.
They oro entirely now -just brought
out this season. Some ol' the
old i el ia ble styles still ul a i in
consideration, such as
r?^:^ tim
!.'! Viv ?ii, OuAU?slii *o liSv? ?i viii i' Iii rite
A ..v? i.-.i- (bf j.', ut jr endorsos
ldVUt iii titi!
Imported fcwokinat isewmarkoti
whiuh wo show with and without capes
aud with VCbtB. Tinoso nie very stylish.
ELEGANT WRAPS
for Full Dross in Volvot and Plush.
All Wool Flannel Blazers
are having n big run now. and wo exhibit
an extremely largo assortment ot'them.
Then for solid substantial wear wo
show you in cloth
Newmarkets and Nellie Bly
TRAVELLERS
The attention given this Henson to
MISSES WRAPS
is greater than over bofore. Our clock
is very largo nnd ombraecs all tho stylos
COATS
BEEFERS
NEWMAKETS
For owning wear or a pleasant day whim
a heavy wrap would bo uncomfortable
buy a
SHOULDER CAPE
Tlioy oro ftvlish, and muoh in domand
wo show them in
ENGLISH CLOTH
BEAVER
MONKEY OSTRAOHAN
MINK
ond othor stylos, n very full assortments
Wo have no hesitancy in stating that in
our Wrap Department you can find tho
most comploto the largest, and mort
p?netni stock to select' from in tho Stato.
j fbo stock is os oom piolo ns monoy nan
make it. To parties, living at n dista nco
we will send a lino of clocks for inspco
tlon and pay oxpross obarges ono way.
Ooircspondonco solicited
FRANK THORNTON,
FAY ETTE VI LLB, O. N
Nov. 7 '90
"III Darkoat Afrloa," ts tho only genuino
~!~J_?-.1? -,-...,? ~0 Ot-.. ..?....?_
WV? ?. Mau l?iwilllt V? f-??nv?~^ ?.
oxpodttion In Africa, and la now hoing can
vassed for hy Mr. N. II. Odom, of our
town. It is hnudpomoly illustrated bon
two ntcol engravings four maps und oom
ploto iu two volumen, himdeoinoly bound
and ranging In prloo from $7- 50 to $15
Tho pr?sa of tbo country eponk in tho
highest terms of it.r.nd docbiro it to bo tbo
most retutirknblo 'production of modern
literature. No library is considered com
pleto without tbla inro book. Tho book
ia sold only by subscription through tho
ngente. If you wnnt n book roploto with
valuable information now,lu your timo to
got itr
Sub-ngonts wnotnd In Darlington, Mar
Ion and Ohcatorllold. Apply to
.- N. H. Ounv,
Dounettsvibo, ?. 0.
CMH -V-'. V:a\ZXA\.WAX?? iVA^WkU'rt
-,u.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAY*
or and Aldermen ol the Town of
Bennettsvlllc, and by thc authority of
the same:
That trom and nfter the first duy ot
November 1890, it shall be unlawful for
any Common Carrier or Express Com
pany to transport, for hire or otherwise,
within thc corporate limits ot said town.
Spirituous or Intoxicating- Liquors ot
any kind, in any quntity whatsoever.
That' it shall not be lawtut for any
Agent or Employee or any Common
Carrier or Express Company to ac co m
nany or have ut charge any Package ot
Spirituous or Intoxicating Liquors of
any lund, whatsoever, within thc corpo
rate limits of said town
Thc penalty lor a violation of this
Ordinance si/all be a fine not exceeding
fifty dollars or imprisonment in the
County Jail not exceeding thirty days.
Ratified In Council October 28, ?890.
' c. s. MCCALL,
MAYOR.
MILTON MCLAURIN,
Clerk.
D II III. I f! fi A I li
I U II JJ 1 \J U il Ll M
MONDAY NOVEMBER 17th, 1800.
'S WILL SELL TO HIGHEST
Bidder on Plantation ol thc late
DR."]. B. JENNIGS at io o'clock A. M.,
on Monday, November 17th I890,
ALL STOCK,PROOUOE,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
BUGGIES, WGONS &o:,
If not disposed of-sooner.
Terms ol sale ALL Cash.
W. B. JENNINGS,
E. H. JENNIGS,
. D.JENNINGS,
Executors,
November 7, 1890.-2
SPECIAL PROCLAMATION]
BEN NETTS VILLIS, Oct 27, 1890.
WE call especial attention to our
immense stock of Hardware such
Plow Traces, Hames. Axes, Hand Saws
Drawing Knives. Nails, Shovels. Spades
Pitch jw.rt.-, ?ec. Also I'b: v Li??.s-'.
B^.tBTOjy & K\: rim*. :y,
'.?Vuti ?).\i't. tot"i;V tb: ' V.?op t.-.-A
.sUnub. a - li ,.t.ot! -n 1 Oi/R. \'Wy\
best ulw?vs reliable, Bu.? your l-Mofirjij
.i-, ? 1 ;t. .. I.-jut .>.:, ;,, \ y. li .,; aj\y ty.? [
have good bread. Wc also offer full
line best quality Canned Goods. Also j
Rice, Very best Coffee, Molasses, Vin
egar, &c.
Carrying as we do the largest and
best line of Clothing, Hats and Shoes,
with a full line ol Groceries, we arc in,
position to Feed and Chihc you on the |
most favorable terms.
COME AND TRY US.
BRISTOW & EVERETT,
BRICK CORNER.
TO YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS
FREE TO ALL BRIDES.
?TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
?v nil tbo rendors of this paper and nil
(heir friends and acquaintances through
out tho United States hud Canada, that
THE HOUSEHOLD
Will bo ?cut Ono Your ns
A W IS 1) DI NO V HISSENT
To ovcty newly married oouplo whoso addross
-a?d 10 oonts to pay postage-U sont to tho
publUhor <??'<'? one year from the date 0/ their
marriage.
Persons Bonding for this present aro ro
quoslctl to send copy of n paper containing a
notice of their tnarrlogo, or some other evi
dence that shall amount to n roasonablo proof
Hint they aio ontitlod to tho rangmine under
tho aboyo ofter. AddroB*.
"THE HOUSEHOLD,"
Brnttloboro, Vt. .
ft?HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT?
Jjj, fully requests all porsons indebted to
him, either by Note or Account, to come
forward and make settlement. My old
business must be settled up.
The business Itere, after January 1st,
will be run under the Firm name of
WYCHE & Co.,
I return thanks for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon mc la the past, and
respectfully ask a continuance of same;
promising you fair and honest dealing
in all transactions by the New liirm in
the luture. Very truly yours,
F. B. GIBSON.
Gibsons Station, N. C., Oct, IO, 1890.
LIVERY, SALE AND FEED
STABLES,
Tho CHEAPEST placo in town.
Givo mc n oftll und bo convincod.
Oct. 23, 1800.-tt\
. Ol' (Xm?INl'iOP IM. IIKAI.TII.
/ :W .?ose of my ?dim Shel, of Goods
m A
COOT, #
This niearis ;Ury )()w pricos ae an inspection of nw stock will show
you I iuivo ' L ?!,olt' worn old stock," but FRESH GOODS recoritly
bought Tor ?asi,; I naroo tho . prioos of ft fow loading articloa :
('I \ KOKED HOMESPUN G to 5 3-4 CENTS.
3 I:, {. BHOWN HOMESPUN 6 to 6 3-4 CENTS.
CAL? ..... . .-- tot CENTS
Salmon iv e , per Oan. Mustard Snrdinoa 8^ por Box.
Amor: ^' Sji -A) ios Ol per Box. Corned Boof 12 cts. por Box 1 lbs.
Eagle UtM (Condensed Milk ? "20 ? 2?
19 cte. por O ,, Starch 6 cte. por lb.
Lard ri\ e.r. flC; u>, Bucen 6J ? " "
Brow. i i>,9. for $1.00. Grits 21 " " "
GranuI.U.od :. ? ? ? Oofico 20 u to 25 cte. per lb.
Boat lllieo V .'. ?ts per lb. Itockinghum 4-4 Homespun 0 340.
Oliook.' :; I ft j c;tp, p0r yd. per yd. por bolt.
Dress Gopda ft? to 20 " " .Dross Ginghams best 8J per yd.
Jeans Irons ?.?y < , .;{) " * Chook ? " 8 " *f
Sateom; M ? ?< Hats from 20 cts. to $100.
Two Hoop 1 B. Buckets 18 c. Boy Suits $1.88 up.
Thro-: ,; {* ? ? 23 U Ladies Button Shoes 85 cte. up. -
Woroon Tie Shoos CO cent* up.
Whil' i i . v'po'?ng of roy General Stock I will koop up tho GBO?
CEB V I'.il.N ? ; ..:.ui. Boll at samo f?gures.
h i ve he Largoet Stock of Aimituro in JJonnettsvillc.
A NO 1 fV? ifei'? \ a ~ . - * ' - - . $G.00.
BED .' ! ? .' :, tV(,r? $1.50 up.
Nov itv i pportunity to buy what you want at low figures.
br?
Sopt us - tr
LIB"' Vi. I |j :.. i;n PIANOS AND ORGANS.
BUY 1 v\\ ami pay when cotton is sold at lowest cash price. No interest will
l c ch-M} ,.), Hanos $25, cash balance Dec. 1 Organs $10, bal. Dec. 1.
"NY ni ; t ince tor catalogue and prices. Positively lowest cash prices givon
on the i-bovi Fifteen days test trial allowed. Remember we continue
to sell on f .. .... y ii and $10 payment plan. We can please you. Over 300
difiere.u VA k u; MM'Ct from. Full information cheerfully given.
?ii&ir?i v.
. ::>drC88
J. B. K1LLOUQU ? OO.
FLORENCE, S. 0.
I
0. K..>.'?'.;ii-:, ",-s...i,i,t Niitiiilid il?r.ii vt':;?b\l?i?|i?
. ' (! :u ??...,.: .>?; ..,?,., ..-h-.HM iu*tftii.Uy
"wt,, abo i> AWI t? nb, Eeq., Editor Stat? Ohroniclo ,
)>t. If. B. (lJA'fTLB, Dirootor* N. 0.Experimont Station.
Th. Ml?wi?f ?veo t.riiuhti. STENOGRAPHY, TVPK-WHITINO, TRLEQI?APHY vitb
MATillCVATl(JiOOK-KEEPINO nnd PENMANSHIP. Coropotont Stndonts aultt?i'd in1
Prooiut'jjw' Sill?n IIm. 120 Lo?sona in Stonogrupby gtvon by mall. Send for catalog uea
glvln (<;?-au, August 7, 18?0.
:-.^FAYETTBVILLE?-'
.. -li ASBIS * W^KKSh
Ob.a?f A, Goodwin. Prop,
(LAUDitit'8 OLD STAND,)
?s Mortlim??ts and Tombstones eithor in Marule or gran-1
^ffllite (ti prices that defy competition.
Cf>X)Su?t your interest by calling o* wilting for designs)
yul };i ir:os. K&~ ALL Work deliverea riREEat your
nearest d.opot? ELLKRBE POWERS, at Benuettsville, is my local
agent for Mailboro County.
Sent. 2b\ J.888.
?1
lill
mm
-I'nblished Every Friday At
Bl^viv^^i'j^YlLLE, SOUTH CAEOOMA.
Th? Oldest, Cheapest and Best Advertising Medium in thc
Comity,
Has tlio ! . likest Circulation and offers superior advantages to
i h .pi?/v.i
Has a Job i)o,.drtmcnt and prepared to do all kinds of work at
city prices*
No v ; > tito time to prepare for Fall Advertising.
FOI ?BASJB,
Who koiti t?stftto i i Oiangoburg Oo.
?w 20t?o aorcw, now in fino cultivoiion.
Ampio tcnunt b'.?n ?<:.-:. Natural and Ai-?
tificiall'- div uti.d ?i; o 300 aoros iarms.
Soil ri?.li ted ola.v 'vith nmrl Pub*soil,
Splondi ) W?dcrpbvf?r i i contre of'?Jstato,
4 milos hom .hiv?! )i\ri-(!iing town o? Ht,
iMathov-sj (jn pj 0, ll. It. Tho elimnto
bottlthy, pnufohoA und pchoois neuve'?
oiont. Booial lifo cutliVftted. Would
sell alt, ora portion of Estnto on easy
term?, priendo with option of buying.
1 Apnly to Mas. L wt Koijt, nt Mn?,
dcrvdlo, or throntjh Iii hnoltsvillo, V. Q.
Moptombot v?tv. t.S'JOv
NOTICE.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Hoard ot County Commissioners will
be hold at UK dr ellice in Hcnnettsvibe on
Wednesday NVovernber the sth, I890, at
io a. m, AM persons having bids, ac
counts or demands ot any kind which
have not bean presented at any of the
meetings ol. tho hoard belorc, are hereby
notified to deposit thc same with me on
or bciore the first day of November that
they may be examined at said annual
meeting. T. W. ttoucuiKn, ,
(J?cik IV rd Co. (Jommis?loncr?.
October jt, 1890,
o
THINE OVER
FALL OPEN!
O F
PRICES so low that ALL may be Clothed for, a
Small amount of Money. N
BIG STOCK OF BOYS OVERCOATS $1.50 CF
9
IS
AU Bought boforo tho recent advance and will lie sold close
for the Cash.
Wo havo not timo to go further into details, but will simply tiny
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS and it'
you como and Seo for Yoursolvos, WE WILL SELL YOU /Tim
GOODS. Thanking you for pnst favors,
YOURS TRULY,
Bristow & Everett
September 16, 1890.
liv t$8&?$&t?-\
After duo consideration of the liberal .patronage extended ; t^^e!?lu>>??<
the past fivo years-allowing ray minds' oyo to tako a rotroimocuVe ^i^v'ci.if
tho gradual fmauoial progress and enlargement of ray .busihocs Binco ra./ IbonV
tion in Marlboro-my heart wells up with gratitude to my many ou?t.? io?ii.v
and frionds for their ready recognition of my untiring efforts to"e'ot^?.<:?]?j,i?;
reliable jewelry business in Bonnettsville. The just criticisms of nil thoj;A \viih'
whom I have had dealings isa sufficient gunranteo of my honest and hoin>,ud)?O,
intentions, and if I, or any of my employees, havo hy accident misixpr? .<..:?> i crt
any goods sold at
.4K CARROLL'S * JEWELRY ^
during tbe past five years, I am not only willing but ready to make goo(5 mah'
error. It is not now and never has been my intention to attempt to bo< (iwink
my customers hy claiming to sell goods at and below cost, hut I do olaipi io ?el.V
Honest. Goods at Reasonable Prices !
I also claim to sell the sarao olass of goods from IO to 60 per contj )jE8tt.
than city jewelers. There is no lino of businee.* that is so s?s?cbtlb?? 't<> tho
subt?o machinations of unprincipled dealers as the Watch andt J0Wqlry bu3ir,< .j.
Owing to tho fact that it is impossible for tho shrewdest business, man ,coV?
rectly estimate tho valuo of goods in our line, without previous appiieatunv
training and study, it is also true that it is a vory difficult mattor: to conclu ?> .
ly provo to our customers that wo givo tull value for each dollar spout J.*, 'ouV?
placo of business ; Thoroforo, we can only reiterate ouroft-r?pp?te<l ' a?sd.
always practiced assertion, that in ovory instance and under all 'cliccmnWtatj|cl!i?.
our customors will find un / ? ? >
Dealer, itt '/Ifltpi
Originajjj^? Artistic Stylos of Ornanienlal Jowolry!
A Magtiiftcont and Extensive AssortinoiUtoSolect Fron!
Again thanking you AU. heartily for .libera* patronage, during jjait yeaV ?>;?'?
extending a cordial Invitation to cali and see inc, * '' '
I remain, your humble servant,1 ;
. H. W.
Tt^A?TI?AVW^ ,
Doaler in Wafohos, Clocks, .Tewolry, ?ilvorwaro, Ohinav/are, jjfcmp ri
Books, Stationery, Ontloiy, Plush ana Goneral Fantly Ooods. :
March 14th, Ihoo.