The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, November 07, 1890, Image 3
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JTJ.UDAY,'' NOVEMBER 7, 1890.
^il?WN AND COUNTY NEWS?^
MARION DISTRICT.
FoonTii ROUZ*D.
j; U! ? Pea Doo Mission Providenoo Oot. 3
lictinatiflUe Ct., MOOOH'B Oot. 4 5
Xorth Marlboro, Oak Grovo Oot. 24
).tHgh(?T?lO, Breedon Chapel Oot, 15 26
Clio Ct., November 14
?lpiiwcttavUlo Station Nwvombor 14 16
jj'i r.liobu/Eboaoftor November 15 16
A. J. STOKKS, P. E.
\ppoiut monta for Olio Olrouit.
RSV, J N ? . MANNING, P . C ,
First Sunday.
( Ho, II a. m.; Beulah, 4 p. m.
Second Sunday.
Munging Chapel, 11 a. m.; Bethlehem,
4 p. m.
Third Sunday,
li eulah, II a. m. ; Clio, 4 p. m.
Fourth Sunday,
acm, II a. m.; Manning 4 p. m.
l i h . TURN IPS.
Mr. Willio 0. Eusterling presonts tho
.Di?.MOORAT with a moss of tho largest
iurni; a scon this season of tho fall plant
itig, Who can beat thia?
VV O AA TH KNOWING.
I', i not tito eaiigb that kills but what it
i11 to-Cough, Colds and Bronchitis
. "'ways cu rod by Uuinphroys' SpeoHio
>"<\- Ono and Soven, hoing used by thou
wdal? with tho moat triumphant SUCOOB?.
O i IO tOB POTATOES.
Tli) .xhibltiona of fine potatoes by Mr.
J. H. 'Morris has stirred up our friends,
and wo now have aomo from Mt. J. W.
QnloU from Pearson that aro really won
??h to potato, raisers. Also two ns largo
?A >vor saen of the Spanish variety by Mr.
A. ,W, Quick, of Tatum [Station scotion.
Tho oxhiblta oro the flu cat aeon in tho
(kau ty so far.
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A Bjfip ACCIDENT.
1 :vices havobeon received which Btato
il? vt Mr. D, C. Ly (ch, the inventor of th(
fu avais "cot iou pl ?inter" and who resides
?jeal' Laurinburg. was accidentally killed
on bVMuy, by the backlog of his horso oif]
a biidge somowhoro in lied Bluff, whero |
no uad boon on business.
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A CORRECTION.
. i*m ((Ult IG? bo io tbfl t^o?iutloi'fl
I by tho Olio; S.tpn?oy School in
t'.:iK?' to ?Vf jp >';?T> A. Cn tho?,?, (jil e'wor J
?UMil io h'-i t'.i-H Of'id :.. itt', \ .?Vj}?}; l.jjjjij
v ". fofeloi.'i Mv, ''AV obivatibu .. ? ;
;')'-.''-)f.'/>li:.;, Vil? \ WO WO?)!;* 1)1 {{Ird. !
. tuooablo todo so, but wo eau c. Ano
t>r>w waa out own and not tho copy,,
.rff.'W IS VOnK OIIANOJ'],
\?x. A. B. Hinshaw, of Pleasant dar
wen, N. O , write? to inform tho people of
Marlboro that bo will nttoud tho Fayette
ville* Ftdr, November u, and 14, with his
I d of Poland China pigs stud improved
*o\T?a, and- prepared to offer for salo the
fmeat lot of pige ever BOOU lu North Caro?
Iii 4. ' If you wont any of cither bo euro
a ad attend tho Fair at Fayetteville.
< ? '.HUON STATION IMPOHIUM.
Mr? P. E. Mason, of Glbsou Station,
ti. 0., hna oociired tho services'of a first
ch^as Dross Maker from Baltimoro. She
<:otnea with tho strong endorsement of1
Armstrong, Oater & Co., and her worth is
giving entiro satisfaction. Why should
cur ladies eend to dietand ottos to hnve
Pioir dresses made when tl my can got
Ihcif' work dono equally ns satisfaotory so
>. ioh nearer home ? Coll on or send to
MA Mason, ho gu?ranteos satisfaction in
every r?Bpeot.
{JAMES DAY IN NOVEMBER
? ?onght a larg? crowd to town, who scorn
to como as much for tho fun aa for bust*
neil. The Clerk and Sheriff mud? somo
'.?-Mia while Jimmlo David kopt tho auntion
bummer lively in selling off an old stook
Of goods. Tho ?took market was dull
ahout forty head of hornos and inuloa rogia
>t?fod. Flvo North Carolina wagons loaded
' T.A?J loathor and fruit took position ?>ud
yii<t46"t??o"roa^tl?o square. Tho doy dosed
? !-ilot .'without an Incident of intorcst.
Tho bono jard crowd was largo, rt ml nome
H!?vor BwapB woro mado.
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0/8?ONTINUB?.
At tho inctnnoo of somo tunart agent I
tho mail ronto from Bennottavllto to So
viet/ ItlU hos boon discontinued, and now
n\atl for Chftraw, Soelety Hill, Doves, Dar
Hogton, Florenoo, Columbia and Chorlos?
! (m mnet go by tho 0. F. & Y. V. Railroad
fd; 8.30 A. M,, ronohtng their destination
instead of tho samo day, tho dayjfollowing.
Hy thin movement tho Columbia Register
read hore tho morning of tho third day.
'Che letter? from Charleston and Columbia
K?t to enoh on tho morning of tho soooud
d?y at 6 o'clock. Thia is a serious blow
6: our town und our Southern mall fnclll
f ic?. Wo nifo. ploaftod to hoar that Mr,
v. bite will still continue *ho Hack for tho
uoflt of tho Southern travel.
.A T HYMEN'S ALTAR.
In connection with tho election tho
?Y out of tho week was the brilliant mar
ri.igo of Mr. W. V. Covington of B?sn
I'.fivillo, to Mrs.' Mollio.- Garrott nt
okinghum on Wednesday at 2..3?, by
_ Vi i)r. Wood. MOBS? I\ M. Einan
\, K, W. Brondon and Aubroy Broodon
?Ad an groomsmen- Tho bridal party
oved iu Donnotteyillo Wodnosday
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LQ?AL DOTS.
Itonis of lutorost Gathorod Hero
? and There and Brioily Noted.
Cotton lu etUl dowo.
- Frosh ground meal $1.65 por
sack ot H?naus. t
- Tho liouvy /rosie admonish
us that it I? timo to proparo for Winton
-? OAUKOLL, tho jowolor has just
rcoolvod a Ano assortment of Baby Oar-'
ringen at popular nucen.
-. Several now advertisement*
olabu nttontlon this wo uk.
- Ladies Dross Goods in groat
vi ?rio ty at bottom p r?ccu, nt IlODOBB.
- Boya knoo pant snits 4 to 14 from
$1.00 up nt BriBtow & Evorott's.
- Mr. J. II. David has a lot
of Ano BOWS and pigs for eulo-oholoo brood
cheap.
- Largo stock of mona Stiff Hate wilt
bo eold oxtromoly low for cash nt Bristow
& Everette,
- Mr. R. Loo Kirkwood is buying col
ton for Woody & Co., of Norfolk-glvo
bim a call.
- Road tho notico of School
Comml8Bioucr Calhouu to Trustcos nutt
Tenohcra.
_fre.'sh lot cf Read Caris juat
rcoolvod by W. 1*. Broodou. Ho lins nnothor
car load of Buggies ou tho toad.
- Fresh River Mullets at 8c
n pound nt HoDOEB.
- Wo aro pleased to learn that
tho Council hnvo decided to build n Town
Hall and Guard HOUHO.
- Boyo Over Conta $i<2j up. Mons
Over Coats from $1.50 up nt Bristow ?fe
Everctt'o.
- Messrs. Smith Newton and
Gilbert MOAIHBUI huvo opened n Livery
nod Eccd Stablo nt Tatum Station foi tho
itouOiuuiOdiiu?? ?i t?? tniV?hug puOiiO.
Ordern by mail from Drummers will recoivo 1
prompt attention.
- Some mean whiskey mado
several gentlemen bobnvo bndly on elco
tlon dny.
- Campbell has just received
another lot tho celebrated Heiser [
Shoes. Tho best shoo mado. Prioo
from $3.00 to $5.60. |
- Tho political agitation is over
nnd wo aro not sorry. Wo cnn tako nomo
thing oise than politics now.
- Road your paper carefully
and keep up "with the now advertisements
-lt will pay you.
- MenB Suito lu groat vnriety-nil
Btyloa nod BIKOB for lean mon, Btout mon,
long mon and nh ort moa nt Bristow &
Everett's
- Tho schools and most of tho
bu9incBs hendon worn cloned on Tuesday,
nod tho young fol kn had a holiday.
.. jsfi?v/ O?o?>s just amval al
<*un phelps: Nollie lily Qa'm;, Sus
pendent, rfu urn-, 0luy?!Sj jCuxldi'O?'R
J<.o?!t.-j^ h*M'.-/;'.H nvl,. 'i'..b.>;;i;an?.,
Zopii>i', i've ,
-. Vi'.' ;.'.-.( /ulura 'himks to
Mrs, P. J. HouBtoija, of Red'Hill, for sam
ples of ns oholoo sweet potatoes na over
grow ou n farm.
- V/. P. Broodon has just re
ceived a Iorgo lot of opou nnd top Buggies
sud Surroys to bo sold nt bottom pr icen.
Now is tho timo to get what you want nt
your own price.
?- Tho frosts havo put iu their
work and vegetation nh o wu it, while man
fools tho offoct oarly in tho day.
- Tho Editor hud a pleasant
trip to Charleston last week nnd lind a
good timo. Ho agaiu is grateful to Mr.
Willie Turlington, "ot courtesies shown him
oa this trip.
- Wo coter for tho cash trade 1
nnd will sell as cheap as you can purohaso
saino goodb io any market in Amonen.
Wo invito comparison nud defy competi
tion. Wo lead iu keeping tho boat Stock
of Clothing nnd Shoes tu thia acotion and
will not bo nedor sold. Wo moan ovory
word wo Boy, and repeat that wo cannot
bo under sold for cash. Bristow ?fe
Evorott.
.- Tho Ordinance prohibiting
tho Rarllroad from bringing whiskey into
town has turned tho tide of trade to
Cbernw, and in oaneequenco, wo shall
hoar of moro druukonnens, wo fonr.
;- Tho Attention of tho ladies
especially ts called to tito now nd vor Mao ment
of Frank Thornton of Fayetteville. Ho
knows what tho ladles want in tho way of
Di caa Goods, Clonks, Wraps, &o., nud ho
moana to toll thom whore to Hud thom.
- A largo number of our sub- !
scribors oalled to soo us on Monday nnd
paid up, but a largo number failed to seo
us. Wo hopo thoy do not moan by that
to glvo us tho cold shoulder. Wo need
our money now, and bop? all who owe us
will remember us nt an early day.
Wo aro glad to seo Mr. Lindsay Brocdon
out ngatn nftor a short illuoss of fovor.
Wo aro glad to report that Hov. G. M.
Boyd ls ablo to bo out again after a long
illness.
Mri!. Ann E. Stubbs nnd Mr. A. A. j
Stubbs, nftor a ploasont visit to Sumter
havo roturned homo.
Mr. D. Walter Odom, brother of tho
above lias biso roturned to tho samo collogo
for another term,
Mrs. II. G. Luons of Parnassus, who has
boen upending a oouplo of months with
her (laugher nt Bothol Hill. N. 0., lia?
roturned homo.
Miss Rebecca Odom, daughter of Mr. J>,
J. Odom, of Brtghtsvillo, loft on tho 381I1
for Nashville to try n term in tho Nosh
vlllo Normal (Allege, Hbo will enter tho ,
Sophomore olnss.
MARLBORO GRADED SCHOOL.
Honor Itoli,
LV.. fl,* Jif~..*i. Ts^ji.. " n.i ot *nnn
?<" t'Auitvtn -"iuu'i;/ VCfr. Oi, IVi/V
FUtMAHY OUADK.
i?t, Honor-Aillo Ma?khis, Llwlo Mo
Dottle, Moy Weatherly, Luollo Drnughou,
Li/Mo, Newton, Virginia MoColl, Edgar
MoOormao, Ashby Bolton, Jimmie Wooth
orly, Jitnmio MoBufilo, Frttnk Evans.
Tbt-rou MoOormao, Jhnmlo Pratt, Yann
Livingston, Tom MoLuuriu, Joo Evcrott,
Collu Cottlngham.
and, Honor-Anulo pumnsoo, Mamie
HamlKon, Corbett Wilson, Edward Johuaou.
ADVANCED FI HST OH APE.
lat, Honor--Olnrn'Bounda, Myrtlo Bol
ton, Lily Crosland,' Howard Alford. .
2nd, Honor-Adolp Bristow, Floronoe
Draughon, Mittto Lido, Sam Evans, Rob
bio R?wo, Leon Goddard.
SECOND on.VUE.
i Bt. Honor-G'raco Jot dan, Lula Rogers.
2nd, Honor ?Lona MoRao, Mary Knight,
Arthur Bouuds, Harris Easterling, Lorin/
Lide, Frank Covington, BromfloldRigors,
TlItltD on ADR.
lat, Honor-Carrie MoDufllo, Laurie
URI rall, Bosslo 'Hurrah, Aunio Wallace
Mattie McCall, Olivo Mookine.
2nd, Honor-Josio Hardon Mary Eastor
ling, Arable Breedon.
FOURTH OIIADR.
int, Hono:-Annio Jordun, Jonule Har
rall, Rowena Sampson, Flcr^neo Swami,
Lucia WeathorJy, Curry May OoLitnglmm.
Plorouco Bristow, Robblo Pratt, Willio
Crosland.
2ud, Honor-Snllio Crosland, B?ea?o
Jennings, Fred R?wo, John Grant Arthur
Knight, Ohnrlio McCall, Cecil OroBhnd,
Cnrlio Croslaud,
FIFTH ?11ADE.
ist, Honor-Norino Hudson, Susio Chafi
fin, Nollie Evans, Raobel' Townsoud, Sal
lie Broudou, Ethel Corbett, Waloua Town
send, Faunie Crosland, Mary Miller, Mat
tio Adams, Alico Ro^oa, Marlua Wyatt. '
2nd, Honor-Harry Camion, Anna
Draughon, Annio McLaurln, Nclora Mo
Cull, Daisy MoArtbur.
SIXTH GNADE.
isl, Honor-Mury jordan, Maudo Samp
son, Ella Barun?, Huttia Evans, Alioo Jon
ntngn, Henry Hnrrall.
2nd, Honor-Mnry Liles, SnlHo Powora,
Jim David, Henry Crosland.
SEVENTH O lt ADE,
2nd, Honor-Jcnuio Wallace, Florio
Dudloy, John MoRao, Gonio Crosland.
KIO HT on ADE.
ist, Honor-Lucy Lilos, Carrlo Cannon,
Alexina Evans, Vista Dudloy, Moggio Da
vid, May Crosland, Ida Rowe, Agnes Cor
bett.
2nd, Honor-Colino Weatherly, Virgluin
Wnddill, James Killobrow.
NINTH Oll.VDE.
ist, Honor- Rhoda Livlng?ton, Ell/a
Oroslaud.
2nd, Honor-Waltor Woathorly.
Tho nbovo honor roll contains n largor
percentage) of tho onciro enrollment than
any previous Hat published iu tho last two
years.
Ti y "i hr ?beorved tn?k n&?riy alxty-flve
per cu?t. of the. ].upil'- ci vi>tU.d have ?n?fl?
v giinolrti sivcVrige ?? i^Lty^-tivo |><r ?.ml .
or i ?iii to dunn,; tho jifv?t-. month; N?i'i|iVy
^6 piir oijnV. huyo1 hi u|<< . ..cit^ . bf j, .
pev c? ni. vi v i*.ve; \v\i\\'\ throaty two'pc*
ouLt, baye lr.M-'i. below. Um r??f^iirod MI? j?
dard, Tho number of casca requiring
"epooial dieoipbno" has bcon very fow.
Visitors aro cordially welcomed.
ROBERT, 0. ROOT,
Prinolpnl,
A UNIVKRSAJJ WEDDING. PR3??11NT
TVo Publishor of THE HOUSEHOLD evi
dently belie von in encouraging matrimony,
aa will bo aeon by bis offer in nuother
column lo sond n wedding proscnt
to ovory brido who may apply for tho samo.
Pa* his oflfor beaded "To Young Houso
keepera." ,
PBBSH ABRIVAL8.
Just rccelvod n largo stock of Hats and
Caps, Shoes, Trunks, Stoves, Clothing,
Notion?, ?fco , which I am ?oterminod to
I soil. Call nnd seo me.
P. A, Hono KB.
Sopt. 19, '90.
THE FIRST STEP.
Perhaps you aro run down, oan't ont, onn't
sleep, cau't think, osn't do anything to your
satisfaction, and you won?or what ail* you.
You should hooii tho warning, you aro taking
tho first stop into Nervous Prostration. You
nood a Nervo Tonio and in Kloo trio Hitters you
will find tho cxaot rouiedy for rostoring your
nervous jystom to its normal, healthy condi
tion. 'Surprising results follow tho uso of this
grout Norvo Tonio and Alterativo, Your np
potito returns, good digestion is restored, and
tho Liver and Kidneys resumo hoalthj action.
Try a bottle Price 60o. at Jonnings' Phur
maoy. .
YOU ARB IN A BAD FIX
But we will cure you it you will pay
us. Our message is to the weak, nerv
ous and debilitated, who, by early evil
habits, or later Indiscretions, have tri
lled away their vigor ol hotly, and
manhood, and who suffer all those ef
fects which lead to premature decay,
consumption or insanity, lt this means
you, send tor and read our HOOK OF
LIFE, written by the. greatest Specialist
ol thc day, and sent (sealed) tor 6 cents
in stamps. Address l)r, Parker's Medi
cal and Surgical Institute, 151 North
Spruce St., Nashville. Tenn.
.;o;
kR. B. E. HOLCOMBE, DENTIST
will be at CUo, thc week beginning,
November 10th and alter that at McColls
and Tatum Station on professional busb
ness. Further notice given.
Leave orders with thc Post Master at
any of these places.
November 7, 1890.-1
NOTICE TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
rrilUISTlOES will ?xorciso their own
judgment na to timo oponiog ol ibo
Schools. Charts and Maps aro rotuly for
distribution. I will bo in my olliuo ovory
Saturday from 10.u. m., to 3 p. m.
J, A. CALHOUN,
Nov 5, 1800 s. 0. M. 0.
ri 1 ...
?lAIIiIlOA.D RAO < > ']\
Tho recent frcoH.-.'. In >'. ( ivor waa
haid luok to tho contract ot f?>v '' 3 btidgo
for thotO. H. ?fe N, : lijioai tvs r largo por
tion of tho material -.v.-, . v..? uiway, In ooo?
Hcquouco thoy hov?: thiown >\\< th ? oontrnot
and tho Contral Cacolinn '*\rid and Im
provomont Oompnti' Ito con
tract. This sorlo. ht?w) aol:..will dolny
tho work, and it wi bu ; vi ot April
boforo tho trains ...->.. po??. <. Tho
?carolty of labor h -,-d | ?J<I . om patsy
to order tinco hun." l Ito nu it tm Now
York, who wl)l bo d r ?i n fov, doy? to
work on tho road hod coi it title > .o traok
laying to tho Rlvo
Wo rogrot to > Ma.ii J. J.
Lucua baa abandon U . , ii] o'nti Rail"
road spur to Soolo .. HU j iVo?fmoi of
bia inability to BOO in > .? ti t right
of way, whioh lu wt; . 'Hil cen? about
t evolve thousaiid ?
MAM 11 : ? . -
At thc Method! I in ayette?.
ville on the atteri DO hf '.be -." td uit.,
by Kev. C. W. Uv ll rheft Mc
Kay ol the Cape i ti Yarli n Val
ley Railway servi: r.uld 'Vit?>;-. Sallie
Widdilield, the tai da'utd e?/ol the late
Wm M. Widdifn ld Tl ore v ere no
attendants, the . .:? Messrs
Robert Powers, J I. Kfrtmcdy, Owen
Bond and B. W. Hrlsiftv. 'i bride
and groom are n ?w " i??cnt? of our
town'.
UNCLAIMED r^:#!6i?s
BliNNKTTSY' ! : P 5V OJ (OK,
. M.VRLHO.M Cos s . j 0., >
Ko von 3. ,JK>. j
No. I-Mrs. ?..?. cctv- >adb\v
2-Mra. J'lorr. Dl^nifiOa
3 - 1&?68 P ' . " i . l0|5?
4- Mrs. M n j ?bl
5- Honry Town*
Whon you oall f< y ' ' bo aboye lot
tore, .picasso etnto t ?inti h o; la.u hoon wi
vorttaod. Ono oort ob ?'?jos'' l'or oaob
lotter advortiacd.
T. i : .?..- ...sh, M., ?
is Cori?u'riiptictn ti?ftVjtjabl '
JAcad 'ho if lUy.vjn;;- r. C, M. Mot;
r-si, :<:. .val '.:, Ar!>" ;.i?v.'.v ..V.)V-J<{ duwil*
v. Ith slv.c.t ...i .-?i ijttsXgS; ? td trieiul.-i ...ni:
physician's rMMioiinciV. Wo an incosu'ol-.*
(^Ofiu>bo?pUvl?. I?S.-1 .. "JIV ..r ))-, King's
iNfcw i)t?oo,o., h 7 " alfi
now on my third bold? and ible to
oversee thc work ot my lpr,ii>', ll is thc
finest medicine cv< < mad
Jesse Mid'ilewii: v. f, .catti s Ohio,
says: "Had it not Inion los Ur. King's
New Discovery for Oct vi on I would
have died of Lung (Yoi blt s. \V ni given
up by doctors. A:. now in ? ocst ol
health." . Tryit. Samji bottles .ree at
Jennings' Pharma? .. .
THU MOONHTONJJ f.t(.W(>>
This, form tho Nov/ York Jb?vs j S?n|
ought to givo th? moon ?;? no viii pr? tty
good Bond-off, "Whoio its my itel
ring?" said a youn. i us ct iv.? ' i
haven't bad it for r. your. L'v t , pa s
ing among tny girl /ti mida, ?h, Irhow,
thoro ia somothiug vc r ctmtigu i tt t) at
ring. Wbou it wa* give i Un rn hudn'l
tho faiutcat idea v niiirryihg ti U
than nix monthB I wiw JI : r y ? .lo
putt, ono day I gave ii tb Chira . -i t
wear. In less th:is tl.vs.: itu itt uno
married a man sh. had nt i tlton,
Af tor that I gnvo il. tn ti jostnj y omni
from Philadelphia^ who caij tu on a
visit. Whon alie won i bnoii hon: it? \'tv.?
na tho fi nanoo of n tum li )rl: in; Jn?t
for mUohtof ono C*y 1. cc.?y? ; Baili it
.to wonr it for a witt >.. Ys 1 know what
on unrogouornto Bph't.-i liito ba?i alway a
bcon. In two mo? ih? th married the
man that had boen waiting fot yt ara to
havo hor any "J ." ^twtivcl;/ I'm
auporafcltioua about \\ rm, |t .oma to
havo induoed a rftil? rn tl ls ?jotid opiirl?mt?i
wherever it han 'bo n M'sni . and hy thia
tinto I fcol Uko ni s . ori<nuix?d bureau
i for tho promotion ol Jmsttrii tony."
A fall and coinph U lins n( nu<oO$tOno
ringa, Dinmonda .M:.. it Cv.ao?iL'a
JKWKMIY STOHK.
-.-? .yr
llcstovcd His Wi?VVi rv.fclth.
My wife suflcred lev j ... ; ? K de
bility and a jjcrter^d laciiiitng .' vu of
health, the results ol < r s ? onUar to
women. A few bo.ilr, . Bwin'? Spe
cific (S. S, 8.) res .v cd r to j ertect
health, lt built far up, - ..i d her
appetite and weight uiv.d sb*, is now
thc picture of health. ':,'<.?? r-pcedy re
covery of my wife irom hi' i I ).'v-; illness
caused all my family, ?nd eye?al of my
neighbors to take ?S S. Ai i tonic
we aie all delighted with
GEORGE ii'LAMM. ?, Ocfvingt'on O,
BAnv . ?:
My baby bad th? c:i < of Cn*
tarrh that I ever !,aw t sn .a ll chiid
afflicted with. Tin nasal (is.chaiy? w?s
very large and very otfon?i?y^, tlaving
some personal knov.'cd,*o >l ibo<ufatlve
properties ol S. S. ! ? >?.. vc the tsaby a
course of S. S.S., Using nothing else.
In a short time thc discb? *go Iron? tho
nose stopped, n?td thc .latftrrlt wa9
cured entirely and pcrrnanV.ntly, a's there
has been no return ol is. HI set
DAVIU < Ai; J N?A M,
Indi penitence, Ohio, '
May io, k890,
Troati8o on IUsiott nt ?) .thin .Pisctncci toallod
fr . BWimi?PHCi. IV s ,.., .vtisuttay Ga.
lj?if ? Mi .__.
D U VB-I ?f f ll
TUB WAR HAS BEGUN AGAINST lill PRICES
AND SHODDY GOODS !
i BRING GOOD EWS TO THE PEOPLE OF MARLBORO
I Havo boon FIGHTING HIGH PRICES for tho last 12 mouthe
und have so far succeeded that I HAVE INCREASED my Busi
ness tonfold this sonson, mid am prepared to offer induce
ments to my old patrons and all who will givo mo a look
and soe what a Dollar is Worth I
I havo just received a ve *y largo assortment of . almost anything usu
ally kept in tho Retail Trade. I will not boast whore I buy or
how I pay for what x keep, but ono thing J will boast about,
That I will mako a Dollar go fnrthor in paying'for what
you Buy than any ono in tho Business.
I have a beautiful line of Dress Goods, Ginghams,
velvents, Calicoes, which must bc sold at
. BOTTOM PRICES,
20 Yards of OHEOKED HOMESPUN .Only One Dollar. .
A. tremendous stock of Ladies, Gents, Boys and
Childrens SllOes at dreadful low figures.
A beautiful Ladies Button Shoo Only One Dollar.
Also a Gonts Calf Shoo for tho low price of Ono Dollar.
A nice assortment of Gentlemens' and Boys Hats & Caps
AU colors, and at PRICES TOO LOW to mention.
A nice linc of Ladi?S Trimmed Hats of all Kinds and
at unusually low figures.
Boy? Clothing so Low?^??Si
Also a large lot of Mens Pants from 60c to $3.
A very large assortment of L A D I E S and GENTS
TTn-fli?v-?5r<oov That 1 WILL DEFY THE TRADE
VJ A AU.-4* A W WaA J >t0 beat me in low prices.
?^GROCBIK CANMD GOODS onahana.ds
whioh I am determined no ono shall UNDERSELL ME,
FLOUR AND MEAL ARE SPECIALTIES.
ONE MORE WORD to my Friends and tho Public: I havo bought
these GOODS to SELL and WILL SELL thom at startling low
ligures, so I can livo and lot my frionds live, and wo both will
live and bo happy in well doing. So como right along,
and eoe for yourselves, as I cannot toll you half that
is in Store for those who will patronize mo,
Thanks to my old friends and patrons for past favors and
asking their good wishes and trude in the future,
RESPECTFULLY,
?ennhtU' ilic, & C., S ^90.
A'i cr."<)?\vs af -V. C. MoLamin, rb: \
ceased, will putout ihv..r oUmu t? me,
and all pergoas cadcbted will pay, at
once,
II. H, MCLAURIN,
Administrator.
October 6, 'oo. 1 mo.
Home Industry
NYON13 WISHING A QOOD JOB OP
woll olouning dono or a now well dug]
viii ?denso apply to tho undorslgncd.
.'rices always vc ?so nublo, and satisfaction
?marantoed.
AARON M. IIARLLEE,
July 7, 1890, P. O. Box 1G8.
I HARNESS SHOE |
CHEB?W, s. c.
f GAINEY. i>? Headquarters /or Hand
A mudo Huroess.
llopairing done at short notice. In*
wairo tor tis whoo you visit Ohoraw.
Soptombor 1, 1890.-6
For Sale or Lease,
A splondid stand for businosa on Keittl
l?stalo-ut cross roads leading to St.
Matthews and Orantroburg C. U. Stores,.
Work Shop, Brick Yard and Gio, want? I
cd to catch the ti ndo of a thriving neigh
borhood which now goes to, and muk?s
tho prosperity of tho abovo towns. Also
wauled agont for Koitt Est ato; .
MRS. L. M. KEITT.
tRESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
Ladies that I have Opened a tull line
ot fashionable Millinery, and invite all
to call and examine style, quality and
price before purchasing elsewhere. If I
can gain this point I am satisfied I can
secure your custom. Everything usually
kept in a first-class Millinery.
MRS, LILLIE LEGG.
Benncttsville, S. 0" Sept. 25, 1890. J
Hebron ^Academy.
. BOYS prepared for Freshman or
^Sophomore And girls for Junior
Colass in collogu. Muslo and
primary departments under tho
oflloioat management of Mles Mattie Gov*
ington.
Board can bo had in tho community
from $4,00 to $8.00.
AH i>rlmary branches taught. Book
keeping a epootaity.
For fut thor information apply to
J. W. NABU, A.B.
, Prlnolpal.
' Clio, S. 0. Sept, 16, 1890.3.
wm ia LU.
On Improved Land? at reason
able rate and on favorable term '
DUDLEY & NEWTON.
July 1, 1890.
Attention House Builders- 1
AM NOW prepared to dress and
match up Lumber for House* Bull
ers on short notice. Give mc a trial.
A. 1>. CONNER.
McColl, S. C., Sep. 9, I890.
MOTIOE3.
All creditors of Calvin Gray, deceased
will present their claims duly proven to
me. and all persons indebted to hire will
make immediate payment.
ANSEL GRAY.
Administrator.
October 6, 189o, im,
TBK BRICK ?TOKB HOUSB I
Now occupy, two stories aud collar;
Metal Roof, sizo 20 x 81 foot.
THE SINGLE STORY METAL
ROOF BRICK STORE HOUSE, sizo
20J x 50 feet, now occupied by W. D.
R?wo.
Possession given January 1st, liol.
Thenn Store Ilousos aro oontraUylocated;
i Tonus Liberal*
G. W. WAD DILL,
Benuotta;illo, S. 0., Oct. 0, 1890.
MARLBORO HOUSE.
"W. B. TURLINGTON, Proprietor,
isl M Prout st., Wimm H, c,
GOOD COMFOItTAltjLE JiOOMS
AND TABIAD JflttBT-OIiAStL
Tho very homo for South
OarolinftiftiiB.
Real Estate Agency.
?IIB UNDERSIGNED, JoK H. DAVID,
of Bennottsvlllo, H; O., and ti. B.
TAOKAnitnnY, of Moscow, Toxas, hovo
formed n partnership for tho purpose of
8olltog Toxas lauds. Wo own or control
200,000 aoros of farra sud tlrabor lauds in
tho Stato of Toxas/ whloh wo offer nt ox
tromoly low prieos and on liboral terras.
Land is rapidly ndvnnolng In price, and
now is M?o timo to purqliase. For Infor
mation as tc prices and tetras, apply to
Mr. David at Bonnottavlllo, 8, O, Do.
serlptlon of land tarnished upon applica
tion, Tlfcloa porfeot,
JOK lt. DAVID,
S. B. TAOKABEBttY.
I July s, 1890.
BLENHEIM ACADEMY
Prlnolpn!,'
Oofc.' i, iSyo,
?HH ??XF.?tOISKS O?* . 1
School will bo resumed ou Mpii
imy Ootobct 13th.
For tonna, pp'p?y to tho
Mus. B. D, MoLl?o?.
DR. K T. B?KRENTINE,
Physician anti Siirgepn,
BEN NETT S VIL L E, %> 0. '
?STAU col!? should , bo modo ot tho
MAHI,IIOHO Hotnr,.
May 6tb, 1890-6ru.
C0?TQH WM MEfflAHa
NORFOLK, Va.,
60 N SION M EN TS sol 1 cited and ad
vances made on some full values and
low charges-prompt returns,
September 3, 1890.
Property for Sale*
IflkKSIRABLE BUSINESS AND KESI
BES* donco proporty for Bale in tho grow?
lug town of Bonnottsvillo. A town of
120b population ; flourishing business ;
20,000 bales of cotton bought Inst scuBon,
with m^oronutllo sales amounting to ono
milner! uoiiura-two moroimuiw niouo doing
bualnosa amounting to $300,000. . If you
wont to buy now ia your ohnnoo. For
prices and further particulars, apply ht
thia oflloo.
Juno 6, 1890.
LANDFORSALE.
j CTJWO tracts-272 in one and between
I Jjj, 425 and 4.50 in tno other, of good
cotton and corn land, is offered for sale.
The tract of 272 acres is located near
what is called the Medlin Springs, tho
other ls opposite Capt. J. 0 Wright's on
the Marion line. There is a good
dwelling on each tract with necessary out
buildings. For t?rms and full particu
lars apply to J. A. M cit AR*
Also two lots in thc town ol Bennetts?
ville, with neat c?fragcs on each.
This property will be offered tor sale
at public out cry on the first Monday in
Decmber next it not disposed of before.
September 3, 1890.
CLIO ENTERPRISE.
rWiANKINa our patrons for their
* liberal patronngo last yoar. we toko
this mot hod of informing thurn that wo
will, nt our old stund, continuo to manu?
faoturo and repair
CARTS, WAGQ.N8, ? BUGGIES, ?TC.
and will do any work in tho Blacksmith
lino. Hovfo Shoeiug a speoialty.
Wo havo a lino lot of seasoned timber
on hand and uro prepared to build cin ta
on short not ico at low prices for basin
Give us a oull boforo you buy andj savo
money. Now is a good timo to bring in
your buggies and .havo them painted.
. 'Hoping to wei vc yptlr p"?'?'v-'- hjto 't?:o
prc.ser.it year; wo nio, your's1 * tul v.
STANTON .V WIMdAMSp?,
'. \vY?C:?Wi'ii$i\s - ni!.?- 'iViii?k.??tu tn-.
J.u>. n, l>;co.. Pi J{. (;.
REAL ESTATE AHD'IXCH. AQSHCY.
HAVING BUT RECENTLY RE
TURN KD from a prospective tour
to the fertile fields of TEXAS, the ?'Eldo
rado" of the West, I am now prepared
to offer lands in that State as well as
lands in the Counties ot Marlboro and .
Marlon.
I have thc control of 500,000 (Five
Hundred Thousand) acres ot choice
Texas farming and pasture lands, rang
ing in prices Irom *2 to $30, (Two to
Thirty Dollar?) per acre; same to bc dis
posed of on rnosttavorable terms to parties
who mean business. Parties owning
Real Estate in the Counties above men.
tinned, and wishing to dispose of same
in purchasing lands in Texas, would do
well to consult the undersigned, ns no
stone will be left unturned to effect a
trade where a bargain is in store. Come
ono and all, ns no harm will be dope or
expense incured to any by inquiry into
the feasibility of such a move.
My thorough inspection of. land in fy
question enables mo to be tully disposed
to truthfully narrate tho advantages to
be gained in thc purchase of Texas Real
Estate.
I am also prepared to offer thc best
Railroad rates either tor single passage
orear load from BenneUsvllle to any
destination where parties wish to locate
alter trading lor homes in Texas.
Foi further information regarding tho
purchase ot Texas homes apply to
A. J. MATHESON,
Blenheim, S. 0., August 19, I890.
WIMM. . amii i ??ti i i i .11 i i i in .Jin \mm
SPAUTA.NBXJIIO, -s. c.
J". XT. Carlisle, TJIJ Jh President.
FOUNDED IN 1851.
WOPFORD COIibEOK offors to students in
tho four college oloasoa two pnrnllol conrade of .
study, oaoh loading to tho il og re o of Unoholo'r
of Art?, in ono vdiioh Modorn Imngatigos oro
substituted for Crook
JBX?PJ?N/H?S* .'.
Board, tuition, matriculation, ; Washing,
llghte, fuol, hooke, rind stationery;', tho. nooo.a
s?ry College oxpensos for tho yctir, onin bo r.v.t
with ONM 'BuNDaao AND ?\viy D.or.Tj^ns.
Tho ndviintogOB ottered bv Wightman ?ntl
Alumni Halb, enable studonts to meut. their
eollogo oxjioiiBos with thin vory smut! amount.
Tho government is mural ?nd paternal, but
without osplonago or ounstralnt.
Tho noxt session begins tho lBt, day of
Ootobor, 1800.
J. A. CtAMEWKLT,,
Scorotary of Pnoutty/'
WOfFORD
COLLEGE
SCHOOL
FITTING
S])artanbiir(/, S. C.
Tho Fourth Sessionbogtns Ootobor 1st, 18)0
i Boys prepared fur Collngo. lixponsos
[ amy bo oovcrod hy ?!60 a year, fhiporvulon
careful and constant.
A. a. RKMI11?RT, A< M.,
Hoad Master..