The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, August 10, 1892, Image 4
BBNN?iTTSyiLLE, 8, O,
IIV S. A. IKKOWN Sc ?0.
Ojjlco tn Post Ofllce liuil?lnff.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10,1892.
<1>*T0WN AND COUNTY MVHM
Marion District Appointments.
THIRD ROUND.
KKV. T. J. OLYJ>K, I*. 15.
TUoubolm, Kbonozor.Aug. 26
ttouuuU&ylllo fiUt??iJ.Aug. 26, 28
ijyghiaylU?, lloyMii.Aug. '27, 28
Bargains for You.
.R?wo Bros. udvortiso to oloso ont
all kind? ul' goods low down for tho
next fow days. Cull and seo thom.
Mrs. Jool Allen.
Rov. R. N. Pratt was called ou
Tuesday morniug to go down iu tho
edge of Marion to funorali/.o Mrs.
Jool Allen.
Winthrop Soholarehlp.
For somo reason there wore no ap
plicants for the free tuition scholar
hips offered by tho State at this now
popular and indispensible Institution.
.-* -~ ?V
rhe Hot Wave.
Tho hot wave of last week was not
up to tho first ono. Tho calls for ice
v ero loss frequont, and occasional cool
I i'cczes mado tho days more comfor
blo.
' oDnnlQl Beaten.
Mr. James F. David brought to town
oiv Friday last a lot of tomatoes, and
a niong them, ono of tho "Tree" vari
ol 7, weighed 2 pound?, 2 ounces. This
takes tho cake.
1 .ll Corn.
Vir. James Heustess, of Beauty Spot,
. v?light us as talk of corn fifteen feet
h and well fruited. He has four
d' es like it, and is now ready to pull
. 'dor. "Who can beat him ?
i .onvorse Scholarship.
Thoro were but two applicants for
am? nation for the scholarship at
avorsc, and wo are pleased to learn
1 t Miss .Cornelia Manship, of Tatum,
iMtity )ri f '?r'.'.V': xl :<)\-i):>h\ on. (r<
o o: ?IIC?.-I
a Sunday Inst.
Marlboro High School.
Tho fall term opened on Monday
\\ ith 70 students-tho best record in
t he history of tho school. Prof. Craven
ia to bo congratulated on his efforts to
giye Tatum a good school and to oiler
the citizens of Marlboro as good ad van?
inges in this respect as they will find
anywhere
A Bier Melon.
Mr. James Howell, a progressive
larmer of the Bethel section, and who
1 ;2?ets there" making a living at home,
sends us a regular "Jumbo" watermel
on that boats anything we have seen
' i| heard of. It weighs iust 64 pounds,
iv hp says we can't make good exibits
. om our farmers.
base Ball.
Tho Bonnottsville Second Nine went
10 Tatum last "Wednesday and played
Tatum's First Nine. Our boys enjoyed
?!io pleasure of "crossing bats" with
Tatum's brag Niue. Tho acoro stood
11 to 13 in favor of Tatum. Thoy will
".iross bats" again this Saturday at
jiennottsvillo. Tho ladies especially
; re cordially invited to be present and
witness tho gamo. Perfect ordor will
I e preserved.-., Lot.alLwho can ?nn-i,
na see the Bonneusvillmns and tho
Tatumltes "sling tho bat and catch tho
nail." Tho game will bo played west
?'? tho Charleston, Sumter and North?
f m depot, and will coromonce early in
I bo forenoon.
Primary Election Managers
Bonnottsville Precinct.
? L M. GASTON,
J. H. DAVID,
IRA BOUNDS.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS
BlCNNKTTSVIMiB POST Ol'PIOB,
MAnniJono COUNTY, a. 0.,
August 8, 1892.
Np. 1 Robert Bruer,
2 Daniol Brigman,
3 R. Carns,
4 Miss Margaret McQucon,
$ Christopher MoPhearson,
fl Anthony Sollors,
7 G. W. Scott,
8 Mrs, Sarah Thompson,
0 Benjamin Woods,
10 G. P. Waring.
When you oall for auy of tho abovo lot?
Mra, p)oaBO state that they havo boon ad*
v?)rtlH0d, Ono cont ls ohnrgod for eaoh
ttev advertised,
E. J, ?AWYBrt, vA
?
r.nr.i...........??>?ini im?.?um.?m.Hm |.li
Mr. R. L. T'oareon i? spending tho
.??iX. 'u.. -_i MV~.,AM.I
HVVU UV UUHI^Vt l??l\t uv......
An excursion train from Sum tor and
Darlington passed up tho road to day.
Mrs. James T. Bristow, of Darling
ton, spout Inst week in our town visit
ing rolntivos.
Mr. AV. B, Rowe, of the ?rm of
R?wo Bios., is sponding somotimo at
Wrightavijlo.
Attornoy-Goucrnl MoLaurin aud
Editor Bowden, of tho Cotton Plant,
spout Saturday and Sunday in Bon
nottavillo.
Wo wore pleased to seo tho smiling
face once more of our yjnmg friona
Olnudo Wolla, who has boon West for
three years.
Mr. CD. Bristow and Miss Grace
Bounds, of Floronco, have hoon spend
ing a low days visiting relativos in
Bonnott8ville.
Remember Your Tickets.
Tho tickets, not alroady dolivorod,
will bo ready for delivery at tho first
primary meeting, (Blenheim), Tues
day of next week, at 9 o'clock. Can
didates will pleaso he roady to sottlo
tor tliom on ?ollvery. Pienso, gentle
men, don't forgot this. Thosb who
havo givon no ordors yot will pleaso
lot us have thom nt ouce, so ns to bo
iu timo.
Special Prayer.
By resolution of tho State Executive
Committee, of tho Prohibition Move
ment, tho 3d and 4th Sunday in August
has been set apart for special pray or
for tho success of the prohibition ?novo
mont in South Carolina. Remember
tho days, and if every truo christian
will do his duty on those days tho
liquor question will be settled on tho
30th of August.
Death's Doings.
Died suddonly nt his homo G milos
south of Bcnnottsvillo on Wednesday nt
ll o'olock, August 3, 1882, Mr, ROUKRT
ll. ODOM-aged 58 yoars. Thc funeral
services woro conducted nt Pee Deo cem
etery on Thursday aftornoou by Hov- J.
Wt Ariail, his pastor.
Mr. Odom was in his usual health, and
had just returned homo from Five Forks
whoro ho wont early iu Ihe morning to
got a Turpentine Dipper. Soon after
getting buck home he pulled off his coat
and walked down to tho woods whore his
boys woro at work, and sitting down ou a
log hogan a Uroly chat with tho boys as
to whoro ho had been and what ho had
doue, whon ho was seen to full over. Tho
bovs ran to him and finding him speech?
lnsRHent at.oneo for Dr. Hai'dhi, but ho
n:: .< v ?Uv!!. :> ?ie US .v ?!> f. v, ?!!'..? >\:. ?
? * ti -.v,/''!) "?5 iutd ii .|nrj.jii h. -
ji?^;^"'i*.C?'it'.n,1 '/'fffi:> .' . . .ipil
'.: jv ?y ?'.'??'. . ;ii j'i'Lxiii .'' '. f.U'??
'"lp w?rxvniwr*:.*1 : *t?M?*t;W*:?
?'ijlid?h ?.V.'..:.?.> fi v<\ A ~
\ j''. fj\ th :<:;>>.'.-. Viii ii lt.- ;: tn) i
Iii, ".:?> ' * '( .. . I ..??, .(Kv Vt.- ; iiOt?u1
' i pr. ? .;.t.i.?.;. M.I'I l\\\\t;$ Ho n .. ll
Ino uOUiu LO rttwji uji ui/iJi . ?*?* ?M^1... -
Sunday eohool.
Clio High School.
Mr. G. O. COBLE, a junior of Adri
an College, Adrian, RI ich., an insti
tution whoso curriculum ranks with
those of Ann Harbor and Yale, has
just oponed tho Clio High School and
solicits the patronage of all who have
boys and girls to bo educated for col?
lego or business. Tho Music d?part
mont of the school is in chnrgo of Miss
LILLIE KIUKPATMOK, a teacher of
ability and oxporionco. See uotico of
the school elsewhere.
County Campaign Meetings.
Tho County Executive Committee
havo appointed the following places
and times for tho holding of tho county
campaign meetings next month.
Blenheim, Tuesday, August 16, 10
o'olock a. ni.
Clio, Thursday, August 18, 10 a. m,
Nowtonville, Monday, August 22,
10 a. tn.
Smith's Grove, Wednesday, August
24, 10 a. ra,
Bennettsvillo, Friday, August 26,
10 a. m.
Candidates for Congress and Solici
tor and all county ofilccrs aro invited.
Caw! of Withdrawal.
willoh 1 announced mysolf n candidate
for tho Legislature, unforosoon and un?
oxpeoted business malters render it im
possible for mo to sorvo tho pooplo at (his
lime. Under tho circumstances I am
constrained to withdraw my naine, so that
others who eau servo may ho olootod. I
thank tho pcoplo for Hnd expressions
whilo a eandidate, and will say that I. ins
dulgo tho hopo that I may bc nblo (o sorvc
thom somo timo in tho futuro if called
upon to do so.
J. F. BRUK DEN.
August 9, 1892.
Buoklen'e Arnloa Salve.
Tho boot Salvo in tho world for outs,
bruises, soros, ulcera, salt rheum, fovor
boren, totter, chapped baud?, ohilblaino and
corns and all skin oruptlons, and positively
ouros piles, or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to givo porfcot satisfaction, or mon
oy refunded. Prloo 25 couts por box. For
salo at Jennings' Pbarmaoy.
PALMETTO * FOR BOYS
HIGH * AND
SCHOOL. * GIRLS.
Fall term begins August 8th.
Literary, Business and Musical De
partment'}. Any information cheer! ul ly
supplied by ?. JO. CRAVEN,
Principal.
July 20,1892, Adamsvillp, S. 0.
3^ COLI) BLO?DIOI) MURDER.
Lnst Saturdnv nicht was a lovolv moon
light night, hot at ?il euitod to tho devil
ish work of tito midnght uBsusahi, find
yot ono of tho oiolcat und most doliboralo
murders was committed in tho suburbs of
our usually quiet towu, aud within stoiio?
throw- of eovornl houses. Tim story of
tho orimo is n horriblo otto and sickening
in ovory d?tail, and wo will not elvo nny
nioio thin) tho fuots wi i ?oh aro th oso :
Ou Snturdoy night a lbw minutes bo*
foro 1 b'olook. Mr. L. D. Taylor, a flbo
wood workman und trestle builuor, mid
wall knowu to many of out* citrons on
tho lino of tho 0. S. & N. Railroad," and
who workod with Williams &Tuiloy on
tho Poo Deo briilgo and tro-tlo last yonr,
was shot and instantly killed at tho water
tank of tho C. S. & N, Railroad, located
on tho ?dgo of town near Piuowood com?
otory, by ono Jack Bradley, colored, who
was also working on tho Railroad. Ho
was shot in tho back, about thc right hip
pookot, as ho was Bitting ttdkmg with tho
notorious Laura Look.
Ooronor Sampson was promptly notifi
ed, and ho set to work to iuvostigato thc
matter. Tho colored pcoplo who soomod
to know most about it refused to talk aud
it was soino timo boforo thc true faots had
been obtained. By this (imo tho mun
who did tho shooting was gone.
A jury of itiquost was ompuiiolod early
Sunday morning, who after viowiug tho
body adjourned to tho Court House, and
a number of porsons oxatniuod, but not
undi nfl or Laura had huon lodged In jail,
did tho Jury got tho information wanted.
Thoy thon adjourned to Monday when
tho vordiot was complotcd, ohnrgiug that
thc said Taylor carno to Ids death by a
pistol shot wound, said wound being in
iliotcd by A pistol in the hands of ono
Juok Bradley, and that ono Noill Henry
Smith wop au accossory, Laura and said
Smith, both colored, aro now in jail. It
is said Smith hails from Fayetteville
After tho adjournment ot tho Jury on
Sunday tho body of tho murdered mun
was placed in u plain coffin nod buried in
a gravo dug a lbw foot from tho Pailrad
just below tho tank.
It is said Taylor was n nativo of Penn
sylvania but had a family in St; Joseph,
Mo. Ho carno to Marlboro first from
VVinstob or Fayetteville, and was terribly
fond of whiskey and lewd women, and his
horriblo Jato is the scquol.
Wo tho undersigned caudidatos for
election as Delegates to tho Stato Demo1'
oratio con vont ion to bo hold on tho third
Wednesday in Septeiubor 1S92, hcroby,
ouch for himself, plodgo ourselves tonbiao
tho result of tho August primary, and to
support tho nominees o?' tho Democratic
Parly,
JOHN li, PARKISH,
R. S. McLUCAS.
F. B. ROGIOUS,
S. Wi G. SHIPP,
J. R. LIL1CS,
N. B. ROGERS,
W. M. SMITH,
E. L. HAMILTON.
August lt), 1892.
MAMMIJlim..
On Tuesday morning, August 2d,
1892, at tho lcsidenooof tho"officiating
minister; Rev. I/. M. Hamer, Mi\,Johh
i\ 11 '? ?\ r ii i.'. ii' rffvU?Tv (*:.? ?.. ?pr
u-n.? iv U < I. i. 'y it? t 'i-i llii ? . finit
will euro Sick Ilondaoho, Indigestion, Con
etipation, and drivo Malurin from tho syd
tem. Satisfaction gunrnnteod with oaeh
bottlo or tho nionoy will bo refunded.
Price only Soo. por bottlo. For salo by
Douglns Jonning8.
Guaranteed Cure. a
Wo authorize our advertised druggist to
Bell Dr. King's Now Discovery foi Consump"
tion, Coughs nnd Colds, upon this condition.
Jf yuu aro alllioted with a Cough, Cold or
auy Lung, Throat or ohest trouble, und will
uso this romcdy as directed, giving it a fair
trial, and oxporionco no benefit, you may
return tho bottle and huvo your money re
funded. Wo could not mnko this off or did
wo not know that Dr. King's New Discov
ory could bo relied on. It never disappoint?.
Trial bottles freo nt Jonuings' Pharmacy.
Largo sizo 500. and $1.00.
'BUSINESS LOCALS.
Coffco, 6 lbs. for. $1.00 at R?wo Bros,
Fresh lot of fall turnip seed just received
at Rowe Rros.
A fresh lot of those choico "Don't" Cigaif
just opened nt Hamilton's.
A No. 7 and 8 "Golden Grain" stove foi
salo cheap at II. T. ?& 13. W. Hrocdcu's.
M (ison i gallon fruit jars only $1.20
per doz. R?wo Bros.
Bcpt patont flour only $5 25 ut Bowe
Ladies Laco or Button shoes only
90c. per pair, R?wo Bros.
Huvo just received a fresh lot of flour,
which will bo sold from $4.50 to $5.25 por
barrel. R?wo Bros.
Mason qt, jars only $1.00 per do/..
Powo Bros.
.?Eli?' tobacco for salo by II, T. & E. W,
Breedon.
THU IIBST TO BUY !
LIGHTING FRUIT JARS ARE
(ho BEST ! Call and ROO for yourselves !
For ?alo by J. T. DOUGLAS.
IPOR SALE ?
ONE FIFTEEN HORSE ENGINE
and Boiler, ono Beasley Press, and also ono
60 Saw Gin with Solf-fcoder and Condenser,
Shafting, Belting, Pulloys, oto,, low down.
P. C. HIVE ANUS&.
Juno 17, 1892.
LADIES, "KK AI) TH IS!
Tho politloans nro always solloltoua
about tho "laboring mau." I purposo to
do somothing for tho "taboring women,"
I havo a Vinegar, with tho sploos already
boiled in it, for piokUng purposes, No nood
to stand ovor a hot etovo in'this swoltoring
woathor ot this kind of work. Como to
mo and J cou supply you,
j. a?, oAmvumx,.
NOMINATIOf;j!:!.
r>_n^w.-.
I announce myself ft candidato w fopwjf
aonfc tho - Sixth D?Btrlofa fot tho nnOAplr^d'
tomi of tho'521I .IWHV I"r UiO full i j:n of
tho 53(1 Congress, subject to tho action. of
tho Domooratio ?uhnanV"
JEREMIAH ?.'Mi i'?.'.
Ju?o 13, 1892.
. ? horoby onnounoo myturif ? .?.(ludid ,to,
BUbJoot to .tho DomooraUe prlm'-hy, foi* tho
nomination lo roprcao'ut thff ?r> xlh Con
groBslonnl District for the unoiphr?d tei'ui,
ruado vaoant by tho death ?>? tip]) E. T?
StaokhouBO, iu tho 52d 0<?oi -, c?nd :d??>
for tho fu',1 torin of thc s .td '. ?<..''
Juno 22, 1892, \\. f.. l'A'?NS,
I auuounoo ni y sol f a cundi? ;.'.<.. uriopro*;
sont tho "Sixth Cougrcstona' IW'M)'i(?l Of
Boulli Carolina for tho. uu0xpb< C. .lonn of
tho sad and for tho full torin ?1 tjjo 53d
Congr?es. Subject to tho utyil?$ of tho.
Democratic primarle?. . io 1.??.pro?
Bent you, follow-oitiKonft, I pi >h ?..<} you' my
faithful service? to tho b<Mt o? ?y iioiiity.
Juno 2i, 1892. li. ti, ?LpHAlAt?
For School Ooiiuiu.;?? .'.or.
I rcspcctl'ully announce iiiy^jlt u candi
dato for tho oillco of School Om ?nii".?imor,
on thc-Fariuors'riatl'" 1.1 . '.- vi?'! ..tho
action ol' tho Democrat i- oriny
. I. VA K'l' f.
July if 181)2.
1 respectfully annoui.' ?.> nvi .:!( a <.?>ndi
dato for tho nominator Lo 1 to nth-.j. of
School ConmiiHHioiior OM tho Do ;:>.>:: u tickot
in tho coming Primary eltfotiooj ?>)Bult
of which Primary I pl.M; .. ...- I.' to bo
hound. .). A? G '.V.l'H N.
Juno 29, 1892.
1 horoby nnuouuc myalf 1 >;r.?idato|
for School Coiniui?sic :.<?. ou ti !.> riders'
Platform, aubjcot tv thc f?jd?.)l? o?: tho j
Domocratlo primaria*. R?PpS: '.ul1;.,
Juno 15, 1892. .1 .0. H. ) ?.L.
Being ia sympathy with tho Ihriimi'V .'d?*
manda, and standing oil Him I'tat form, I|
horoby nntiounoo mysol? r.??" 1;? ?....'? ?or tho I
ollico of School Comiui io'ni. j -u' ji.ot to j
thu action of ibo Doinne.rawc p 1 v (\
HERMAN E. Cl'i'SI, VXD.
Juno 28, 1892.
Thanking my friends ?01 ?it favora, I
horoby announce niystdi a ?a'?didntQ for
reelection to tho of ia- ol' ..; . ol Cominis
aionor of Marlboro county, uj)jcot to tho |
result of tho Domocc.'.lie pin rc.'.h.
Ita;.?? .
\V, li I '.srON.
Juno 8, 1892.
For Oouii?y Ami tor
? aunounco myack" ti oiVyOtdutc i.'or rc
election to tho ofllec o? Cono' *' Auditor, 01,
tho Farmers' Platfo'.m, . ?lfyeVi to in action
of tho Domooratio 1 ?mary.
JiVil 'I', v ?? ..vi'CON
Juno 8, 1892.
1 horoby nunonuoo my;-cli .. 0.01....-ato -
thc ofllco of County Vm?U>v, ^ju,', tootha
i?*)>iy'?(l ' >MU??J; V .k'.U U e'.mll
In: ibo ?. ?? i i At;dlt?v f. e ApiifboH
?y - ..' ; Hil ;V':t '\ p/'tlin ?' "Hi.";.
0) . . .) th.: ..,0U-.> obi
Juno 13, 1892.
Being in perfeot a .ord .vit , tho 1 inners'
Movomont, and in full ..Iv, with tho
prcecnt Stnto Admi'.ii. M:'!,':. ! h?-.ioby nn
nouueo myaolf a cai^ '.?'. for tho '.ll?co of
Auditor of Marlboro ooiuity, I ij( cl to the
Doinocratio prlmari' .
FRANK ?' I MANUEL.
Juno 8, iSg2.
For County Cammi .siomn*.
I rcepcotfully i?numih?o mytntlt iv oandi
dato for tho oflico o? Conn ty ( ?oimmtiaioner,
pledging myfielf l(> abiii?-! ti.- ilcoiHlon of
tho coining Domoci Itio prim rion,
July 2S, 1892. I VVJ -LIS.
I rcspoctfully an rou nco 11 so-lf rt candi
date for tho ollico ot 1 oun.ty ' in' .i sionor,
pledging myself to i' :>h 'in clslcni bf tnO
coming Dcmocrati' ulmary.
JOliii BARI CN TINE.
July 5, 1602.
I rcppcotfullyaunoniuv inv: I a audidato
for County Comm;: inner, l>? ol to tho
action of tho Denn eratic pm firy lection.
Juno 13, 1892. I'. A. HJRN?QE.
I hcroby announi niyjidf M n candidato
for County Commit iou.ir,' ?rn tin' I'aimors'
Platform, aubjcot tv iii notion ot' loo Dem
ocratic primary. 1-KANK! IN ','1'iCK.
Juno 8, 1892.
I horoby annouuc mys iJf . ?'v'iilato for
tho oillco of County I r i oro ?. on tho
Fnrmors' Platform, oi... .( to Viii wotton of
tho Domooratio prima dos,
T.,,,RT ^ 1092. ' i>. 0 <-i'OM.
I nimounoo myselt 1 n' cauCddiitn for tho
ofllco of County Coir mu ilonot, 11 tin) Far
mora Platform, snbjoot to ihn Domooratio
primary. EVANDKlt \V. ODOM.
Juno 8, 1892.
I hcroby nnnounco o ytclf n ^'andidalp for
tho oflico of County ( ininiui o< r ol Marl
boro county, on the Fru-nuW v A form,
subject to tho notloti of th Domooratio
primary, . ),, 1:. I. ;(.l<Al:0,
Juno 21, 1892. Olioj 3. Gi
I horoby announco my< ill u? a eai.didato
for re-election to tho Oil. 01' County Com?
misslonor, on tho Farm I'laltVnn, -nlijcot
to tho action of tho J)ep)Ooratin primary1.
JONATHAN WOOULBY,
Juno 8, 1892
I respectfully nnnohiico iny?o!l an a nan
dldato tor ro-clcctlon to 'im oil. e ol County
Oommisaionor, on tho Farinout' Plutfor.r?)
aubjcot to tho action of rio- Domooratio
primaries. J. C. T< WISSEND;
Juno 8, 1892.
I horoby annouuoo myself a<> a emuli luto,
from Smithvlllo Township, foi ibo oftlci? o|
County CommiBBionora, on tho l'iiTi?-vor?'
Platform, \ pledging niynolf to abido tho
notion of tho coining ppronoratio prim?i ioa,
Juno 29/1892. J!. S. OB A NT,
- ''Thi/ro aro no ll ios on." ov mtlior
"in" Jonjings'Ladles Pnrior, tor 3o>4<||
Water, Mulk ohnkos ??. Lomonailoa in
roar of tl? SlO?o, Iv. nob it by ..ido
?troct. S DOVOJ.A? di ?/W?? IN cite.
HOUBO of -Representatives
, Tho many frlonds of tho Hon. II. M.
inn. ?. it._t I. - -1.KTn.l.
IJUlUWIUllliO UV.I1IIU Vl.ltV UV. lV(.n?vu.
bpro county Ju tho Legislature foe tho upxt
"two yonrs, mid wo toko this mothod of
bringing his unmo bofoi'o tho pooplo fot
"re?olcotlon. MANY VOTKIIB.
July 30, 1892.
I horoby nunounco myself 0 candidate for
tho Houso of Representatives, eubjootto tho
notion of tho Domooratio primarlos.
Respectfully,
July 8, 1892. J\ T, COVINaTON.
I horoby announco myself a otuididato for
tho ifouoo of Roprosontntlvcs, subject to
tho louult of tho Doinooiotio. primaries.
Respectfully,
DANIEL 0. ROPER.
Juno 8, 1892,
I horoby announco myself a candidato for
tho l?ouao of Representativos, subject to
Mi? notion of tho Domooratio primaries.
July 35, 1892. ROBERT GRAY.
For Sheriff.
1 respectfully announco mysolf a dandi
dato for tho nomination of Shoriff, on tho
Democratic ticket, in tho coming primary
election, tho result ol' which primary I
plcdgo myself to be hound.
J. li. GREEN.
I July G, 1S02. ?
? I horoby nunounco my??lf a ooudiduto for
rc-oleotion to tu? omeo 0? ?nuuu, ?.?-,,. .
to tho result of tho Domooratio prm'or?c?.
July 12, 1892. R. A. ROGERS.
For Olerk of Gourt- .
I respectfully announco nvysolt a "candi
date; for tho oillco of Clerk' of Court of
Marlboro county, soliciting tho suffrngo of
oil Domocrats at tho npprnoehing primary,
f plcdgo mysolf to abido tlie result of some.
JAMES A. DRAKE.
July 1, 1802.
I horcby oimouuoo mysolf a candidato
for renomination for tho oillco of Clork of
Court, pledging myself to nbido tho doois
iou of tho Domooratio primaries.
0. M. WEATHERLY. .
July i, 1892.
Foi- County Treasurer.
I respectfully announco myself a candidato
for tho oillco of County Tronfluror, subject
to tho aotlon of tho Domooratio primaries,
July ii, 1892. W. P. LESTER.
1 rcspcotfully announce mysolf as a enn
didoto for tho oillco of County Troasuror,
on tho Fnrinors' Platform, subject to tho
notion of tho Democratic primaries.
JOHN II. THOMAS.
Juno-8, 1892.
I horoby announce myself a candidate for
tho oillco of Treasurer of Marlboro County,
solioiting tho suft'erngo of all Domoornts in
thc oppronchhig primary, by tho result of
which I plcdgo myself to bo governed, as I
havo always bcou.
Rcspcotfully,
ROBT. II. HODGES,
May 27, 1892.
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Domooratio primaries.
Juno 20, 1892. J AMISS F. DAVID.
For Trial Justice
I horoby announce myself a candidate for
timothee01' Trial Justice, for HeimcttsvUlo |
Township, subject to tho action of tho Dem
ocratic voters ot tho ensuing primary.
August 0, 1802. J. V, GIBSON.
I horoby ouuounco mysolf o candidato for 1
tho oillco of Trial Justico, for Bounotlsvillo I
Township, Bubjoct to tho action of tho
Domooratio primarios.
Aug. 3, '92. 0. D. EASTERLING.
I hcroby announco myself n candidato for
Trial JuBtico for Smithville Townslip, on
tho Farmers' Platform, subject to tho action
of tho coming primary elco Li on.
July 8, 1892. O. D. QUICK.
I horoby nunounco mysolf a candidato for
tho ofiico of Trial Justico, for Smithville
Township, subjcot to tho aotiou of tho
Democratic primaries.
Aug. 2, '92. A. J. QUICK.
I hereby nunounco mysolf a candidate for
Trial JuBtico of Marlboro county, subjcot
to tho Domooratio primary, to bo voted for
at Hebron, Olio und Rod Bluff preoinete.
JAMES S. LEGETT,
August 2, 1892,
Tho many frionds of Mr. John Parish,
in tho townships of Clio, Rod Bluff and
Hebron, announce him ns a candidate for
Trial Justice to sorvo those townships, sub
jcot to tho action of tho cern Imf Dotnnorntln
primaries.
Joly 25, 1892.
For Solioitor.
In responso to solicitations from tho
counties comprising tho Fourth Judicial
Clrouit, 1 horoby announco mysolf a candi
dato for Solicitor of tho Fourth Ciroult,
and ngroo to abido by tho rosult of tho Dom
ooratio primary, 0. P. TOWNSEND.
August 8, 1892.
Thanking tho people for post favors, I
respectfully aunounoo n.yaolf ns a caudidato,
subject to tho aotiou of tho Democrntio
primaries, for 0 second torin ns Solioitor of
tho Fourth Judioial Circuit.
J. M. JOHNSON.
April 13, 1892.
AIR NOTICE!
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE
mysolf a candidato for all jobs of Plaster
iii* and BRICK WORK of all kinds.
I also mako a specialty of removing
BEA 0 BODIES and building Vaults
at bottom prices. If you want satis
faction guaranteed, I am your man.
A. WC. XWC?OOa??AO,
July .10.1892. Bcnnottsville,' 8. C.
WANTED-A BRIGHT ??YOR
GIRL In oTory town to nord in a postal
onrd ftiklng for particulars of how, by a Httlo
ploosnnt work, tlioy oon cara ft bloyisloj a watch
or oholco libraiy, without itg conting thora an
othor oont. Box 46, Boalon, Ma?.
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moy bo recognized by tho off cots of ita ao.
tion. You know a good rulo
BEI
w^^ir?s Pfcnth Wav&"
and thoro lio? tho fcooret of my groat ano
COBB. Tho uniformly low prices whloh havo
nlwaya ohuraotorizod my stook have work- p|
od to aoouro groat advantages to ray-ousto*
mors by aotuol. savings on thoir purobaacB,
and they havo scoured a largo and ovor in
creasing trade to vno. Io this way my
motto " Low Prices Itulo With Us," has
been
A G-olden Rule.
. Wi-:
M T AM NOW HECEIV?NG, mid in- ??jj
%L JL tend to sell very low to meet the Rp
fa omands of the' times, a nico line of |||
m Willow Chairs, m
m walnut Suits, p
I Parlor Suits, ?
m In addition to my FURNITURE ||
M STOCK, (which is always complete), g
Qi I carry a lino of |||
fl Canned Goods, . m
m Fa"mily Grooeti.es, jg
||| and in fact almost everything; (?a(u
KSSf OQ\\ and seo mo; I w;ll nrke yjj$
M prices to suit you. ^
1 Respectfully, t
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W?teliiiinaJker and lewAir,
WE CONTINUE TO CARRY IN STOOK AT ALL TIMES,
tho largest assortment of Jowolry and Fancy Gooda in this aootion,
Parties in search of presents of ANY kind, will savo timo and monoy by
coming to our place at once.
WATCHES T> CLOCKS.
We will soil you an honest, reliable timekeeper, cither gold or ml vor, and
save you money; or repair tho samo in a workmanlike manner. Satisfaction
guaranteed in ovcry instance. We speak for your trado.
Respectfully,
?Xr%Tm Carroll.
Benncttsville, S. C., April Wi, 1892.
rpiMEB aro hard, but you'must have Sib,)] ;s an.! (.?.orU?NO for yorursolf, yovir Wife
I,. nnd your children. I purpose u> loll yo > iu a few word.i where jon cm got GOOP
GOODS AT LIVING PRIORS,
CAMPBELL'S IS THE PLACE.
I won't say I havo bought tho largonb atook over brought to thfo city; but
Bay my goods aro woll selected. If you want a dross, soo my BAETIS?AN CORDS,
DRESS FLANNELS, OilALLIES, FORMOSA OREPES, DEL Hi CLOTHS and SAT
INES.
CLOTHING, ms
Havo bought a ntoo lino aud can ht from a 5-yoar-old boy lip. Boo thom-bototo thoy
aro picked over.
HATS.
Straw and Felt Hats for children, youth? and mon-uloo lino. I havo Notlona, Whips?
Soarfa, Neglige Shirts, Gents Undorwoar, Tobacco in io?pound boxos; bub I can't tell
you hero what I oan ?how you. Como to soo mo aud I will mako tor his and prices, I
want your dollar as hadas anybody, and will givo you as much for it.
SHOES.
Now you havo oom? te what 1 tako a Bpoolal prldo in. With roy riper experience t
bavo mado a'bettor Botcetion than ever before.
Oxford Tlos for Children, for Mlsaos, for Ladles, eovoral ntyiea and prloo*. Havo
only mentioned epoolaltlosj you oan got just what you want. For gentlemen I hiwo
paid tho same attention in buying. Oxford Tloa, Plovnn Ties as wei PUF? "fvlUtho-yqar
rouud'Shoee.
(fcjr* Don't forget I havo bought tho celebrated HEISER SHOES again in Werai
stylos. For comfort get a pair Kangaroo Southern Congress, a pair blcok sock?
anda pair ?Ilk gartors and bo happy.
J. P. CAMPBELL,
McCall's, Brick Bloch
Bennettsvillo, S* C., March VWu