Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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nu iiiiipi 0I/^AA?AAAAAA^^AAAA/^AAAAAAA*AAAAAAAAAAA ^ * , BBNNBTTSYILLB, S. 0. ^y^V^^^AA^AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA j HY S. A. ?1M>WN & CO. ^i^^ySAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA^A I Q/ftoo OH Marton Street. WEDMESDAY^ NOV- 9, 1892. . SmWN AND OOONTY NEW3.? Clio Photo Oallery. I If you want good Photographs or Tin-typos call nt O'Neill's Gallery, Olio, S. ?. Old pictures enlarged. Como and soo mo. fMllK Cows for Salo. Parties in want, of milk cows should confer with Messrs. Ri G. Coxo or W. T. Reynolds, of Ked Hill, who have milk cows of all grades to sell ut reasonable prioeB. Religious Noloo. Rev. J. W. Ariail, of Blonhoim cir cuit, came up with Elder Clyde on Sunday afternoon and filled tho pulpit of tho Mothodist church at night. His Bermon was enjoyed. Text, Proverbs 3-17. Cho'Ce Potatoes. Mr. l\ r>. Stubbs, of Hebron, sends Us a au in plo ol' his sweet potato crop, ,i 11 weiglvt 01 lbs. It is of tho old ii; binnet) un ited leaf yam, und hiscrop was ?l bushels on ? of au acre. How is this for high ? Ahead on Molasses. Mr. Joseph B. ITuestess, of Beauty Spot section, sends us a sample of his molasses, which is pronounced lino. Tho yiold wnB 133 gallons from 1,500 yards, whioh beats anything reported ,yet. Tho molasses was made by "NV. .C. Cottingham. Fine Turnips. Mr. Eli T. Covington, of Hebron, ono of those progressive farmers who raises all ho eats, sends us a sample of his turnip crop of tho Amber Globe variety which weighed 3 lbs. oven. It is tho finest specimen seen and would make a choice exhibit for tho State 'Fair. Attention, Hunters I 'Possum hunters should remember vi.. I tlo'. law requin;;! tliolh to tirr e 1. ! ?i i i ott (lark niglit? when hur. ti: g. anti u .'l ii jhtSvoocl torches, und thal 1 I hey otuinol go ilivo.ugh ptheir puojih?'ii j william '!-:'. ?.:. ;ttpeivo'llsioiJ to (lo no ?lither wiso tliej ?iv (guilty ofiresprivs, :?i>v? aro Ijiiplo to hf, phi in jail. .?> .*?.<*.. Tho V dr ot i-'ayoU- -illo. I;!.. . ? nu- iiadkiu V alloy It'?lronil will sell roimd trip tioketsto ?.^iyoitoville to all who want to at ; ott?the Kan- u. xtwoek at the follow ing mies : 1 rom Bonuottavillo, $1.70; Tatum, $1.00; McColl, $1.60; Maxton, $1.40. The ticket inpludcs ono admis sion to tho Fair ground, and will allow tho holder to romain over until tho 21st. vrockers Discovered. A di?putch iV.M'i ? uniter says two of a gang, who tried twice last week to ?v n m h tiic pas.'ii igor train on tho Charleston, Sumter and Northern Rail road below Sumter, for tho purpose of robbing the passengers, have been ar rested. ^ Lot us hopo tho dovils will bo convicted and sent up to Columbia for lifo. Very fortunately tho engine never loft tho track, and no demon stration was mado. Quarterly Conferenoe. Tho fourth quarterly conference for Bonnottsvillo circuit was held on Fri day night. Tho following brethren were oleoteded stewards for tho now year : J. S. Mooro, J. L. Breeden, H. H. Nowton, D. 0. White, W. J. Stubbs, G. W. Waddill, L. E. Caston, J. F. Evorott, P. A. Hodges. J. M. Jackson, Robert Chaffin. P. A. Hodges was eleoted Superin tendent of tho Sunday school. Cotton Seed Oil. Mr. M. J. Norris has a barrel of re? finod cotton seed oil for cooking pur poses from tho Edgcfiold oil mill, refined in Now York. This oil is cheaper than lard nud hotter ; wo speak from experience.--JHgefield Advertiser. Wo have often wondered why Col. McColl did not havo some of the oil from his mill refined and puton tho markot. If it is good olsowhoro it will be good in Marlboro. Does Farming Pay ? This question has boon fully an swered by Mr. W. E. Thompson, of Parnassus, who told us on Monday that ovory dollar in tho world ho owed was his subscription to THE DEMOCRAT with $50 in lus pocket, hiscrop of cot ton at homo, his barns full or corn, a bountiful supply of peas, potatoes and porkors that would mako any far mor smile. This.is tho privilogo of ovory farmer, and with caroful man agement and rigid economy it won't bo long before all can say ho enjoys it. Just quit tho old cotton polioy and rai8o what you oat, TOWN AJSX> COUNTY NJ?WS, \ - - A geranium leaf applied to ft brunie is healing;, - Wo did not. hear a coraplniut about the weather lust weok. ,- Do you.liko good cigars ? If so Dall at Mitchell's and ask for n "Stato." ' ~- Tho market is well supplied with fruit, but tho prices remain tho Bamo. - When you aro disposed to pitch into somebody else, examino your own heart. - Many a man thinks lie can read a woman liko a book till ho tries to shut her up. - All who wont to Charleston Inst woek cnine homo satisfied. Now for tho Stato Fair. - No man or woman can bo nil that ho or sho should be who has not tho qualities of both sexes. - ?'Mon will fight about their poli tics, but how quiet somo of them do koop about their religion," - The potato crop is beiug harvest ed and reported good. Tho poa orop in somo sections is also fine. - Among tho "horsemen" Been on snlesday wei o Messrs. Houston & Ise mnn, of Darlington. - Tho time for paying tuxes expires on tho 15th of Dccembor. Hut tho best, timo to pay your taxes ?3 when you havo tho money. - ?'PeeDeoChiof,"Mr. Giles New ton's fine stallion, won tho first prizo ($30) on tho trotting nico on tho last day of tho Maxton Fair. - Somebody lins said that it often costs moro to havo n man do you a favor than if you were to buy tho ac commodntion und pay cash. ~. H. T. & E, W. Breeden, having decided to go out of business tho first of January, offer their stock at cost, except groceries. Now is your time. - Dr. H. G. Hill, of Maxton, N. C., will lecture in tho ncadfjn^pi Mc Coll, S. C, on Tuesday, NW e lil ber 15, 1892. Tho public uro cordially in vited to bo present. - Tho DEMOCRAT returns thanks to those kino, large-hearted subscribers who callod on Monday and 'smiled' on tho Editor, and also to tho now ones who wero enrolled. -. Men who are so sensitivo that they cannot, bear to receive ovon a simple statement of their account, in the most polito way possible, ought never to contract debts. - Please, somebody, tell the Mail ing olerk of the News ami Courier that very bftfiri his pn?lc?gofi f^'' Bchf??tt'?i Ville O';.UH' h}''okoii open, and pinjin ar? j h s??-. '^I IF' M?^A I ?.io JU well us wi 'ip. L.^.^ever K'?'um\':.!o . M;?JA:1'.. the (?toro." ''Befit dinoa 1 evoi \w u . ? "Von it?rlaiiil) koop (he best." "ii hwy ;?:! my show li o re. V Thest) art' :ho expressions nf CJtjmipboll'ij etifs to ni eui ? - Prado$.(?.-50 cindi willi mo.il time and mention tins advertisement and I will moko you a present of a ?'Life of Christ, worth $2.60. It lins been road by ministers and pronounced a good booie. J. P. Campbell. - Tho Puget Sound oysters nro tho largest known, being sometimes two leot across and weighing (inclusivo of tho shell) ns much ns sixty pounds. Mr. Swann says how he would like to seo James F. David sit down to ono of thom t - The delegation to Charleston last weok carno near our estimato (100) and now wo say we think tho same niimb?r will go to tho State Fair if tho railronds will make connections both ways, and wo behove they will. So, get ready to soe Columbia in her glory next weok. - Tho mail service on the railroad is now manged delightfully, as a sam* plo we mention that not long since tho route agent failed to bo on timo and tho train went off without him. Lnst Wednesday tho paper mail for Bon nottsvillo went on to Gibson and carno baok in tho evening. Farming that Pays. Mr. D. J. Odom is tho champion corn miser of Adamsville. He has just harvested 23 acros that avornged 30 bushels to the aero, with only 26 bushels of cotton seed as immure. He had three ears that measured olevon inohes and weighed 4$ lbs. An nvcrngo of 60 pounds to tho bushel. Mr, Odom has discarded cotton and now raises corn, peas, potatoes, cane, whent, oats and big hogs, and has some of all to sell. Salesday In November. Tho first Monday in Novemhor is generally ono of our biggest dnys, but tho absenco of tho North Carolina wagons, the stockmen, tho "cheap John" and the many salos that usually tako place, were conspicuous. How ovor, wo had a largo crowd, and tho prcsonco of an oxcellent dinio show furnished abundant entertainment during tho ontiro day. Then Auc tioneer David filled tho air with tho music of bargain salog, Thoro wore two official sales-a tract of 208 acres in tho upper part of tho county, which sold for $800, and a tract in Ked Bluff (tho Chisholm homestead of 25 acres) which sold for $1,000 to Potor T. Smith. Horses and mules wore cheap. Tho day passed quiotly, oven though thoro wore many quarts ot "thc stufl" drank, which cautiously showed itsolf on tho baok streets, Capt. W. H. Stood, of Donoho, spent Wednesday in town and gavo us a pleasant call. ' Attoruoy General McDlaurln wont to Washington on Thursday last in tho interest of tho Stato in tho railroad tax caso. Mrs. John D. Murchison, of Carroll, Md., is on a visit to our town and is tho guest of her nophow, Mr. J. M. Jackson. Mr. Edwin F. Miller, tho local edito* of tho Su niter Freeman, was in Bcnnotls villo on Friday lust and made us a call. Regret wo were not on hand to glvo him our right hand. Wo aro pleased to ioport that Mr. R. T. Draughon, who rocoived serious injuries in a buggy smash up and run away somo days ago, is able to get out with tho aid of crutches It is a seri* ous drawback to an active, industrious man to bo ponned up at home during tho busiest time of tho year. Ho cer tainly has our sympathy. WHHJi Jil <?m III \ U*mVJVM?MMt Columbia Next Weok. Columbia ontorpriso in oxpendin?: o vor $10,000 to provide fivo perform ances of Pain's "Paris," tho great five works exhibition Irom Now York Cit;,. is to be commended. Tho production is scheduled to commence Mondnv. November 14, and run every night oxcopt Saturday during tho Stato Fai r. .--*- ? lyiora! Responsibilityt "It is in tho power of every commu nity to restrain and prevent crime I tho cultivation of n healthy public opinion, and a prompt and firm admin istration of public justice. If on ac count of low views of morality and a perverted sympathy for tho criminal, crimo is suffered to escape tho arrest or tho execution of tho law, then i.<; that community hold responsible in tho sight of God and in tho sight of man kind for the sins of its individual mem bers?"-/feu. John W. Pratt, D. D. At the Seat of Justloe. Deputy J. J. Pearson had boforo Commissioner McLaurin on Thursday hist one Wilson linar, from near I North Carolina line, who was charge cl with having dealt too freely in the sale of spirituous liquors. Tho ?vidence being very strong against-tho alleged party he was committod to jail lo await trial at the next cession of tho United I States Court, which convenes in Colum bia this month. Those who try to run tho "Blind Tiger" must not loso si{;!u of tho fact that Deputy Pearson is nul blind, neither is ho roluctant in the discharge of Iiis <1-M.;. Coronor *.:. Uuiuosit. **r*$&> I iuioiiUMiion Vvm; brought to lo?^n on?i I] i (-ii?;:, .<",;!. .<.;;? :?;.'.'?>: tlliUt?iii ? iioijl lim of a yoting colored hi an nh med Waller <;.i:)dy on Mrs. li eil t'a' M?|iirl?: ,'illo placo on th nillir, before. Trial . I '.ic ; I , :.;; r'.'tng, tn Vll? ItliKOllC? ,<>f ('orn? ri" ii Pi p??. >n, v.o.'ii tlpw'ii and lu ' ' an inquest. Tho jury, ai'tor liearin<: the testimony, rendered a vordict of accidental shooting. It seems that he was playing with the pistol, in com pany with another boy, when it fired, tho ball entering near tho fifth rib i.i tho direction of the hoart, killing hi i i almost instantly. Ho walked into t l?o house of his aunt and told her tl.al ho had shot himself aud foll and ex pired. Columbia's Attractions. Fivo acros of ground aro fully occu pied by tho buildings, scenery, lat stage, lake, and tho grand stand Pain's "Paris,'' ot Columbia. Fin works worth $1,/300 aro burned each night of tho performance. Each dist play will include hundreds of novelties, such as fiery fish, diving and leaping about in tho water, with coats of fire unaffected by submersion; alaughnhi" fireworks monkey acrobat; Jumbo, a monster elephant; Niagara Falls, a cascado of falling fire several hundred feet long; tho Yollowstono Goyso-, magical fountains of moiton gold boich ing from tho biko; portraits, 25x >0 feet in sizo, of South Carolina's gov ernor, tho South Carolina coat of arm :; nosts ot fiery hissing snakes; numerous shells weighing 20 and 30 pounds fired to an enormous altitud o, there rele? <. ing myriads of fire jewols, dilmon ti , emeralds, sapphires and rubios. "rn?MMinm. In tho Methodist church in tho town of Manning on Tuesday, November lat. 1892, hy Rev. H. M. Mood, Prof. J. M. Knight, a nativo of Bonnottftvi' le and now In chargoof tho Jordan Acad emy, ano Miss M. T. Querry. In this town on Tuesday afternoon, November 1st, 1892, at tho rcsidon se of tho bride's father, Dr. H. R. Easter ling, by Rev. E. P. Eastcrling, Air. G. Wi Pearson and Miss Bottio Easter ling-all of Marlboro. "Tho happy cou plo, in company with a number ot' friends, took the 4:35 train for Charle - ton to tako in Gala Week. Wo oxtci .l our congratulations. Buoklon'8 Arnica Salve. Tho boab Salvo lu tho world for outi, bridaos, sores, ulcors, salt rheum, fever boros, tottor, chapped bunda, ohtlblalna ami ooma and all skin ornptlona, and positively ouroa plloa, or no pay roqulrod. It la gunr antcod to glvo porfect satin faction, or mou sy rotunded. Prtoo 25 couts per box, Vox Halo at Jcnnln?s' Pharmacy. A Minion Friends, ? A ?ym\ in nocd lo ft friend In deed, and not li fe .tlian ono million pooplo liavo found just siM: i fritad lu Dr. King's Now Dis v ; ??abiunptlou, Oouglis, nudOolds. lt yjjcfiiavo mi vor used thia Groat Gough Wodlofno, on? trial will oouvluoo you that it lim wonderful ourntlvo poworeinnll dlsj O:^CH yf Thrco, O host and Lungs. Eaoh bottle o guurnnticod to do all that la olaimcd or mojioy will bo refundod. Trial bottles Crop ;?. nnlng?' Pharinnoy. Largo slab yt1. {iud 'si.no. Deceiving PialsOi Wu d^lro tu say lo our ^ oitizous. that l'or y/us wi: nwo boon selling Dr. King's New Difioovory tor Consumption, Dr, KingVifew biro Pills, Huoklen's Arnico Salvo nu I Kl ?tric Bittors, and havo nov - ' lifthdicd remedies that soil as woll. or that nave pivot) suoh univoreal salialaox lion. Wc do not hositate to guoranteo ihetn every limo, and wo stand ready to rotVvutl tho ?.'uohaso price, if'satisfactory i?-ult ? , uni follow thoir uso. Thono rotbi i io;? havo won thoir great popularity 1 ii tlu'irmorits. Por salo at Jons nigs' (Mi.uiu.ioy. 1 j; ITS [NESS LOCALS. i:J;i flout >; \.$o per Bbl. R?wo Brothors, word to ibo wino should bo euOlolonb, ali ill Oolfoo, bix pounds for $1.00, at R?wo ro?ior?. V, l ?inn naya tho highest prlcCB for cottotjiKcf.d, "i' ?i \. your cotton seed until you soo Ii, J : uro'odeu, Hov*? ni'a from 7$ conta to $400 at Uowti IWoihore, Bo) oui hand-sowed shoos boforo buying. I lowe lboiiicra. t?? ru 0, Biigar, twenty pounds for $i.oo, at l\ >w.i I-'iOthcrs. L'l largest etook of family grooerios in tn ??: ii lt'two Brothore. ' . n bo ibbie prepared to givo you fluor Work than whop with you laet winter. Mills. Do ye ii vant all you can got for your cot lon in?! V Thou seo L. J. Breedon boforo yoh'lcll. 1 i T, KV E. W. Brocdui aro aolliug out t r, IvaLooh of dry gooda, clothing, hardwaro, on ., \i. cost In ordor to oloeo out on tho ist of Lunary. Now IB your thoo to got bar gaii * '. Tn Jiv /'"STOMFP.S ;-TMAYCHANGE] I wm '/.H' (?I. 11^0 flllp, A>!)> WA N'i,' WI?AT YOI! Y'-^K!.. ifi ;. ;.: ? y:':,.UlH'w'Av\<iS:S.-xif.{ftt-.' I %m?- . ?.A?;u;'Ntd;ivl)':'ii(K';>ANI> Iwud-.oH uni'.cl, div o!t..II wed, ??i^iesX priccn paul. So?} mo bef?)<? selling, Will ?soh.Vi?go nanti foi t?oj?d. NOTICE TO CREDITORS !-ESTATE OP| ' ; 0, WRIGHT: All poraous holding elanus agni nat Jamos 0. Wright will p romin t ! j them duly attested to 01 thor of tho undor igncd, wll blti tho timo required by law, and ll i v-ff-MS indebted will ploaso mako pay 1011 at once, D. D. OAUMICHAKI;, Z. T. WHIG HT, Outiibet t8, 1892. Executors, VOU Ul E OR RENT:--A?O?A Plantation with Oin, Oom Mill, Engine and poatoflloo J on tho placij, whloh tho party will Bcouro | iii Williamsburg County; Good staud for| ;< ). . i J .nob, is nu established ?land, good \yaj r, oh'.i rob advantages, healthy and ox oftlh nt neighborhood, Tract contains 1,2001 aol ca with about 400 aorca cleared. Apply tn A. I.. ( . Indiantown, S. 0. 6t. REMY FOR DELIVERY-ALT7PERSONS who - u'i-oiibod to tho undorslgned for tho j \V 1)1 iuifl .olobratod Bcd Brace will pienso Call tit Mr JfohnS. Mooro's Furnlturo II0U80 a id (jot thom, whoro thoy will find thom all : M r :. .. d rondy for dollvory. Evorybody ? ebon ld bal fi ono. Prioo only $1.00. Don't) j bc t <t ?lt with any infringomrmt, ..1.CKS00? HffHIiBON. October .1, 1892. ! FO? SALE!-T'ino cotton and providion j pin nt at ion -1,500 nores; nbout ono-balf oleari'd*anti in cultivation; balanoo hoavlly thnbntcd lu pino, oak and hickory. Two ?tory dwelling honso and numorous tonnnt 11008 ti. Situated about 7 milna north of Srimtiir Court Houao and throo milos from Cliiif! ?fitoii Sumter and Northern Railroad. Terras easy. Apply to ll. D. LEE, Excoutor. October . >, 1892,-rm. Sumter, S. 0. |V j HT Ipr I THE ANNUAL MEBT !"U I lULl In? of tho Board of Ooiipiy Ci inmiaalouure will bo hold on 'rino ?lay ; tor thoflrsbMonday(10thday) io MK. \[,iit noxt, at io o'clock, a, m. All po 'fi ititi hu\ iiig acoounts, or domnnds of any kind ?\. i tho oounty of Marlboro, whiob have hot l>!%?m boforo prosontcd to tho Board of Comini&HlOnbra at spoolal mootlnga, hold duri ni; Ibo year, aro horoby notified to do ppeit tho i.nno with mo on or boforo tho llr$l i y of Nbvombor so. that thoy may bo oxiudliifld at said mooting, T. W. B01T?HJC?3Rf ? ?lork Board Oounty Oommlsslonora. Oe; ohm ld. 1892. Coi:,-:-801.V, 8IIOK8--IJHOAD BIJOEH. Lot oj l)"fh at lowest price for good shock >h V? Catnuboll, ?fi MEANS LOW PRICED GOODS ! rpo meet the de I have reduced materially, prices and goods Buyer o? this 1 MEAN BUSINESS FRIENDS. maads of the times my PRIOES very An inspeotion of will convince the indisputable fact : * A LADIES BUTTON SHOE 80 cents - Former price $ 1.16 " M Dongola ? $1.15 - Former prico 1.60 ? " Dongola, (best grado) 1.50 - " " 2.00 A Woman's Grain Lace Shoo, at 80 coate- " " 1.00 " ? Buff Lace " at 60 conta - ? ? 85o A Man's BROGAN Shoo at 80 couts - " ? 1.25 A Gonts Brogau Shoo at 1.15 -- # " L60 A GENTS CONGRESS GAITER at 1.15 - " ? 1 60 THE BEST OALICO at cents. Ali wool Cashmore at 9 cts, former prico 12J cents. Double-width woolen Henrietta at 15 cts, former prico 20 cots. NOT BE DUPLICATED in this Market. A Bedstead for 90 conte, former price $1.26. A Bureau for 3.60, formor prico $5.00. An Oak Bodfltoad for 3.00, former prico $5.00. SLAT SPRINGS for 90 cents. -m Other Good at like reduoed prioes. B?" COME EARLY and got a selection. These are without doubt tho lowest prices and bost values ovor offered in this market. RESPECTFULLY, Geo. W. Waddill. Septembor 20,1802. i D?T? KpT iwjN OUT "MW \'0'dt?," BUTT BOUGHT A V\J?,\, HTOOK ANJ) wu. SELL AS CHEAP AS ANYBODY 11 I liavo some "now and protty^ofTccla hi Satines, Cashmeres, in Black and Colors from 12$ to CO couts. I bought just llvo patterns Hertford Cords. Theao aro pretty. Gotono; everybody won't have a dress Uko yoma. Trimmings and buttons to match all dross goods. Dress Flannels, etc. 3KT O "3? X O ?TCT ?3. Such as Scarfs (no prettier in town) Gloves, Holts, Purses, Shawls, Hosiery ; in fact, lota of things. OIJOTHINC. Children's, Boy's and Mon's at low figures. IEEE jf?&i-, fEsbm niggC8t stock I ovor carried. Somo Nobby onosl C3r J&HL 3B3 Jbrt X 333 ?3? I koop a fow articles in this lino at lowest prices. Whips, Umbarcllas, Trunks, Tin Buckots, Crockery, Tobacco, Cigars, otc. tSt XX O ES iESt. This is whatlprido mysolf in. Bigstock, good goods-cheap. My motto in all things; "Honesty, square dealing, no misrepresentation.^ J. P. CAMPBELL, Bonnottsvlllo, S. C., Soptombor 2lst, 1892. , MCCALL'S BRICK BLOCK. Wfitetairiiiiifc?r airad -Jeweler. .-0 WE CONTINUE TO CARRY IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES, ?10 largest assortmont of Jowelry and Fancy Ooods in this section, Parties in sea roh of presents of ANY kind, will save time and money by coining to our placo at once. W??TCMES -*B CLOCKS. Wo will soil you an honost, reliable timekeeper, eithor gold or silvor, and snvo you money; or repair tho same in a workmanlike manner. Satisfaction guaranteed In every instance Wo speak for your trado. Respectfully, 3E3C? 'yW%r* ??^aroii ?ennetteville, & (X, April Wi, 1892,