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J B^NEiTSYILLK.S, 0. **^W^*S*^.*^MW*^Uf^'*W%'*\?*\,t?.l*???t, M. ??VT WS ?'Vi'?.'??"* HY A. UKO WK & <p.O. O/Jloo ircst of Court House. Wednesday, February 19, 1896. MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS - Second Round-J. B WILSON, I\ B. North Marlboro, Shiloh, Maroh 7,8 Bouoott?vlllo Station, Maroh 6,8 Bonuettsvillo Cfc., Boauty Spot, March 14,15 B) ightflvlUo, Boykiu, Maroh 21.22 Blonhohu, Ebonozor, Maroh 28,29 Cito, Olio, Aprlt 4,5 MoColl Mission, April 3,5 TO Bloyolo Ridora. You can have your crippled wheels fixed up and mado to run as easy as over by bringing them to THE DEMOCRAT office, whore you oan get honest work at moderate oharges. A Chanco for You. Mr. W. P. Breeden has just got j in 40 head of fino muled suited io all Work. Ono pair weighing 2,500 pounds and another 2,100 pounds. Ho has also a nico lino of buggies, harness, whips, robes, etc Episcopal SorvlcoB. Rev. Mr. Baker, of Choraw, will hold divine services here on Sunday morning and after noon next. Tho holy communion will be administered after tho morning service. Tho public aro cordially invited. His 8took le Frosh. The friends and patrons of former years will undoubtedly find it to their advantage to call on L Strauss at tho briok store opposite the Presbyterian church for cloth ing, dry goods, groceries, cte. Maxey is in ohargo and will do you right. Call and seo him. Four for tho Price of One. Wc have made arrangements to furnish tho patrons of THE DEMO OCRAT tho New York World three times a week with THE DEMOCRAT fot the low price of $1.65. Just think of four papers every week for this littlo sum. Can you alford to let this pass ? Begin at once. Unclaimed L.ottoro. Lottors addressed to tho follow ing persons remain uncalled for at tho postofiieo: James Gerdirer, Charles Hamer J. L. King, Miss Mary McDaniel Mrs. M. J. McManus, DW Smith Mrs. Emma Thomas. Miss Annie Wi j son, .Jamos Buyo, d. Cop?' hu?d. .Ku./.j viv,pos, }'j (.; Daykh A PrTa-.e Co.- Bhr Urins The State i?'air Society have offered throe special prizes for the heaviest hogs shown at tho next Fair-$30, $20 and $10. Tho hogs must not weigh ^ss than 500 pounds, and the we nt over will determine the premium. There is no limit as to age and every county should try for these pre miums. Died In Darlington. Wo regret to learn from tho News that Mrs. Ms Adams, nee Woathorly, formerly of this county, and wifo of Mr. Jesse Adams, who moved to Darling ton two years ago, died in that town on the 10th from heart fail ure. She leaves a husband and fivo children to mourn her sud den death. Dr. Carradlne Comlnar. This noted evangelist has fixed the 5th of April as thc dato for tho commencement of his prom ised mooting in our town, and tho committee have secured tho va cant lot on tho northeast corner of tho public square for tho tent. Lot all who feel an interest in tho succoss of this meeting begin to do a littlo "knee work" that it may bo owned and crowned with success. Ouro for- Hoadaoho. Ao a romedy for all forms of Hoadaoho Eolcotrio Bitters has proved to bo tho very best. It oiTeota a pormanont ouro and tho most droaded habitual nick hendaohoB ylold to Its influonco. Wo urgo all who oro a?Uotc? to proouro n bottle, f?nd give (.lilia remedy, a |Vdr UIM\ InerUca ol habit Uni Lonntipation Illootvio Hitter? COCA by niviuff fm-- needed h ". . 1 , ) . and few eases long ?.<:.. .'.m nun ?>f thia modi i'1 .. Trj it once, Largo UOUJOB only 500. at J, T. Douglas' drug ?toro. 2 Will Locate In Rook HUI. Mr. W. C. McAlistor, of Tatum, has finished tho law course at the University of North Carolina and passed tho examination bof oro tho Supromo Court at Raleigh. Ho will locate in tho prosperous city of Rock Hill and bocomo tho jun ior member of tho firm of Mc Dow and McAlistor. Ho is now spending a few days at homo be fore entering upon tho work of N his. chosen profession. Claud is a bright young man and we ex pect to hoar from him in tho fu ture. Tho littlo daughothr of Mr. Fred Wob bor, Holland, Mass., had a vory bad cold and cough which ho had not boon nblo to ouro with anything. I gavo him a 25 cont bottlo of Chamberlain's Cough Itomody, fifty? \V. P. Holden, morohant and poatmas* tor at Wost Brlmfiold, and tho noxt timo I saw him ho said it worked Uko a oh mm. This romody Is intended enpo dally for acute throat and lung disensos Huon as oolds, croup and whooping oough, and ito famous ouro. Thoro is no dnngor In giving jt to ohildron for it contains notho lng injurious. For salo at Jenningo' Phar? mnoy. Mr. L. ?; Custon spent Sunday in Choraw with his mother. Our little Mond Olarenco Mc Gilvray is sick with measles. Miss Emma Easterling loft Sat urday morning for Lumberton, N. ?,, to spond soino timo. Mr. B. I?1. Covington, of Brights vill^. wag \i\ towri yesterday and called to soo us with smiles. Capt. T. P. Stubbs, of Brights vil?<}, was in town Friday and dropped in to soo us with smiios, Wo r?grot to report that Mr, Salom Rowe is suffering with a severe cold and confined to his room. Wo aro ploasqd to report that Capt. T. E. Dudley is able to be out again and attended church Sunday. Little Daisey-, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bounds, accidentally burned her loft hand very badly Sunday night. Mrs. Rachel Ross, of Charlotte, is spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Wal lace, of our town. Mr. R. T. Draughon carno homo Friday quito sick from an attack of pneumonia, but was able to re sumo his tour yesterday. Miss Maud Hinson, of Tatum, has boon spending a few days with her cousins, Misses Anna and Florenco Draughon. His Honor, Judge R. C. Watts, is on his first visit to Marlboro and so far has made a favorable impression on our people. Deputy J. J. Pearson, who is on special duty at Darlington clean ing up blind tigors, spent Sunday and Monday in Bennottsvillo. Messrs, A, C. Green, Henry Hubbard, D. N. Fowler, Simeon Moore, Fairley Barrontine and J. F. David aro assisting the Sheriff this week. Mr. J. M. Woodley, of Clio, at tended the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters in Charleston last week, and was elected Grand Conductor of Coun cil, Mrs. J. T. Poole, of Maxton, accompanied by her noice, Miss Lillian Croach, of Four Oaks, N, C., have been spending a few days with their relative, Mr. R, T. Draughon. Miss May Emanuel, who has been visiting relatives iii Boston and Westmedford, Mass., for eight or niuo months, to the de light of her many friends, has returned homo. Miss Cornelia McIntyre, after a most delightful visit to relatives1 in Virginia, returned to her fa ther's cultured homo on Wednes day last, accompanied by Master Robert Charles McIntyre, Jr,, Iiis sister Agnes with their mother, the accomplished wifo of Maj. M< J il;, ! o, s?periiit?ndeiil of i Bo t.-vol Qlassieal aud Mili tary Acadotriy. "? a. WKiCJ <J lr j ffc*>M .. ) Ht. ivy .?il K^K?lM| LooLuro To-lnot row Niaht. Owing to inclement weather thc lecture of the Af rican Prince Fu mu Chochcchi, which was billed for last Thursday nighit will pos itively tako place to-morrow night I at McColl's Hall. An attractive [ program has boen arranged and tho price is so low that eyerybody can go. Tho exhibition and loct uro is exclusively for the whites. Tickets, ll) and 25 cents, are now on sale at Jennings' Pharmacy. Tho proceeds arc for mission! work iii Africa. At Hymen's Altar. The wedding bells are ringing at Beauty Spot, and the young folks have decorated the church for two grand events to take place this week-ono to-night, the marriage of Mr. Clarence Hub bard, of Hebron, to Miss Mary Heustess, tho lovoly daughter of Mr, Joseph B. Heustess, and the other to-morrow night, tho happy union of Mr. Reid Childross, of Fountain Inn, Grooiiville county, and Miss Carrie May Cottingham. TUB DEMOCRAT extends hearty congratulations and best.wishes. Mavvoloua XtoBults From a lottor writtou by Rov. J. Gun derman, of Dimondnlo, Mich,, wo nro per mitted to ranko thia extract: "I have no herniation in recommending Dr. Kingle Now Discovery, ns tho results woro almost mnrvolous in tho cafio of my wifo, Whilo I wns pastor of tho Baptist Ohuroh nt UivcB Junction sho waa brought down with Pneumonia auoocoding La ?rippo. Torriblo pnroxyama of coughing wi tiri I..r i limits ivilh lltl?? int/J t upi ion iuul ii l?flincti t?? ?? nh'1 ooidd '?ot nur-, wu Islioin, A friend ri'0)iiiiiuo)i(li"? IV, IC . . Uifioovory ; it wi.H quick in itu work iiml high)y satlui&ctory in rooulta." irinl bot tlea freo at J, T. Douglas' drug atoro, Rcgu lnr aizoa 500. and $1 00. 1 Time to Stop, Boye. Wo regrot siheorily that wo aro again called on to say a word) to tho thoughtless boys and young.| men of our town about bad be havior ,n our churches, but they seem to forget that there is any law to pro vent it. Wo now warn .thom that unless they do stop it ] and at onco tho next court will find some of thom indicted for their thoughtless and wicked dis regard for the solemnity of God's houso, We hoard an official say on Monday that the grand jury wero anxious to got.hold of somo of thoso casos and make an ox amplo of thom. Do, young mon of Bennottsvillo, stop boforo somo of you aro brought up in court. It will bo your fault if it doos happen, and wo warn you itt time. Hu ok! on'ti A rn lou Salvo. Tho best Salvo In tho world for out?, bruines, noro?, eloora, salt rhoum, fovor borea, totter, ohnppod hands, ohtlblnlus and ooma and all akin oruptlons, and poaltlvoly euros pilon, or no pay roqulrod. It ls guar anteed to glvoporfeot aatisfaotlcn, or mon ey r of un oed. Pr leo 25 conto por box. For salo at Jonninga' Ph tum noy. . I ' ' 11 ' ." - ' TOWN AND COUNTY WSW S. - Mr. A. J. R?wo lias gardox poas ready for tho sticks. - Thoro was another hoavj wind storm last Thursday. - Hurry up your gardens nov old winter will soon bo gone. - All who mahn rotu.ro? to Ihr Auditor after to-morrow will paj the penalty. - - Mr. S. ?. Turner is making some addition to his residence 01 Hudson street. - Mr. L. Strauss has a fino lo of choice family horses for salo Call and soo thom. . - Spanish peanuts for seed cai bo obtained of P. C. Emanuel Don't wait too long. - Our Methodist friends hav< made somo needed improvement! at and around the parsonage. - Mrs. S. J. Adams has hadttn large oak, which was injured b; the fire near the hotel, taken np - If you want a good Flam buy tho Mathushok, for sale ty Simon Strauss, for cash or time - That blizzard Sunday nigh was the biggest surprise of th season, and wo hopo will bo th last. - One of Mr. W. P. Breeden' teams run away one day last wee] and toro a buggy up for Mr. J. F Breedon. - Hon. C. P. Townsend ha made some improvements in th way of foncing around his resi dence in town. - Remember, tho Auditor is i his office daily now to receive you returns and that after tho 20th penalty attaches. - Wo aro glad to learn thu thore-is ano thor movo on foot fe a cotton factory for Bemiottsvilk Good. Bettor late than never. - A big crop of cotton carrie with it a largo crop of for< closures and executions-an ii crease of businoss fov tho shorif - Mr. Milton Moore is forema of thc grand jury for 1890, 1 whom complaints can bo made ( mutters going wrong in tho coui ty. - If you want a good orgai tho best made are the Mason Hamlin and the Sterling Orgai Simon Strauss sells them on tr. best terms. - Wo will send THE DEMOCIU ono year to any farmer in Mar boro who will testify that tl "yaller" dog has kept him fro raising sheep. - The farmers who plant heavy crop of cotton this yei will be scratching their heads ai swearing about tho scarcity money next fall. - One or two couples fro town, wo learn, attended a vale tine party given ai the elegh liomp oi Mr. ,'/. 0 liam i I tod ...t'hO'Fjhono:'.er sect km-lanfc Pridi night. - lt is rumored that our yom friend B. D. Townsend will so? go on the road as a com merci traveler, Bon will make a go< ' -roadster" and we wish him mu? success. - We are glad to an noun that Mrs. L. Logg, who urii'ort nately lost everything by the i cent tiro, will bo ready for bu, ness on March Gth in Capt, P. Breedon's new brick building ne to the postoffico. - Tho social event of last we was tho masquerade ball given tho ologant and hospitable hoi of Col. Knox Livingston last F day night. It was an event moro than usual onjoyment a will leave an evergreen spot many a young man and maidoi memory. - When tho Waterbury Wat Company stopped manufacturi their old stylo watch, the flo gates of cheap Swiss factor: wore opened, and poorly mac vory unreliable watches wc forced on the market in place tho vory accurate Watorbu which had but tho one fault long wind. Tho Waterbury Co pany were appealed to for son thing good and cheap in thc qui wind series. The result is 1 new ' 'Trump" watch, which sc at ?2.50. Call on H. W. Carr and seo this new watch - Tho trial of about oight ton colored boys and mon 1 Thursday in tho Mayor's court cu I arid shooting al a fostiv Or ' soc? lal Ontel* lain tri ont," as \ of tb?' , il .voss" i slvlo l it, iii W Bonnoi UW^o*1^ Tuesday iib was ?i rotular hi??H trial and, most ridiculous ono we ever tended. The Holy Word of C was as irreverently handled ai it had been an old bluo bj spoiling book. If they aro alh od to curso and shoot their pisl in town, they should not be alb od to handle this sacred voln so irreverently. Tho trial i continued and will bo taken ur somo future time. - Thoro has boen compk after complaint mado about bad bohavior in town and ye does not stop. What is tho u tor with our Council that thej not look into tho matter and oit soo that tho laws aro rigidly i in every instaneo enforced, or t repeal thom and turn the tc ovor to tho evil-doers and prof swears and have no govornmo Good government is not a re? simply of good laws. Good g ernmont is tho result of tho ? forcomont" of good law, and less wo "enforeo" justly, im] tially and indiscriminately town laws wo will havo no {. ernmont, and tho froo and ] miscuous uso of flroarms, vu] language and bitter curses as been rocontly heard and allo will continuo. Councilmon, w up and do your duty. Doath'.o Do?iu.r3. Died at his home in Bi own ville on Friday last after a tefl boura illness Mr. ll. W. *H? yes He was a valued citizen amt wi) be missed. Ho was ono of UK Petit Jurors drawn for the pros ont term of Court. Religious Niuoa. Itev. E. O. Bailey, who hilf been serving tho Presbyte church of our town some moiiilu as a supply, tendered hif resig nation some two weeks ago and on Sunday night preached h h farewell sermon. A large con gregation turned out and many regrets were heard that lie had determined to leave us. Ile goer to Timmonsville, Florence colin ty, and carnes with him Iii? best wishes of all who mad*-. Iii acquaintance while hero. 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Uso elthor plural or singular w?rdu. but not both, and no lotter moro times than lt appears in tho text, "Tine HAITY HOV IV This is a popular plan of introducing int?, now homos this popular publication, vVbloli has in its throo yoarB' oxistenco rccoiwi happy welcome in many thousand hom'" As tho objeob in giving away theso vain ablo presorts is to introduao and Attract attoutioK to Tun HAPPY HOMK, wliiob l< n handsomoly illustrated monthly public ' tlon dovotcd to Litoraturo, Fashion, Stories and Art, ovory list of words must be nc companied with throo two-oout stamp" (el* conts) for a trial copy of thia favorito hom journat containing full pnrtioulars, li ! ol pr?sents, and rules regarding contest. Yov may rceoivo a vnluablo reward for yom troublo. Address TUR HArry HOMK fy Dearborn Stroet, Ohioago, 111. FEBRUARY TERM OE COURT Tho February term of Court con yened on Monday, His Honor J K.C. Watts presiding. In tho doKoncf ot Solicitor Johnson, who is attorolim tho Legislature, H. H. Newton, Esq took his place. The Grnnd Jury ? en promptly in placo, and after a flea: and forciblo charge from his Ll ono wont to work with a will to hurry lill siness. with M. A. J. Moore as for ?m i A number of bills wcro thrown bp and only those of a serious ch?mete received attention, thus saving mah; dollars to tho county. The noted Wallaco Bullard cns< wa8 taken up Monday and ?c'?Upj?i tho court until Tuesday ?iteS'noVn whoo it was ({iyoti U. the jui'Vi \ytit in hhori vium retui'hec) with a Vei'difr i)i guilty. I i if; Honor impo-ed a lim , ol $1,00.0 Ol' v> ycaro in pcunontuu y His counsel, Mr. T. I Rogers, guv< uoiico of appeal and asked for hull which was grunted in the sum ol' $.2001 Thc famous Odotn-Tcrrel case wai next taken up. nud will likely consum? 1 tho mst of tho wock. Tho following is tho presontmenl of tho Graud Jury made Tuesday af noon : i To THE HON. lt. 0. WATTS, PltESiniNO JUDQK : The grand jury beg leave to submit their final report for tho torin of said 1 Court: 1. Thoy have examined tho Jail and find it neatly kep'; tho prisoner* aro well fed and properly clothed nut! all fuel necessai" for their comforl provided* In vit if the fact that an Act to allow tho cit./.cns of tho count) to voto ou tho question of building 1 new Jail is now before tho General Assembly, tho Grand Jurors refrain from making any suggestions for th< improvement of tho present building. Thoy havo also examined the Courl Houso and find thore aro leaks in the roof and recommend that tho same h( immediately repaired. They recom mend that two squaro top tables bc furnished tor tho uso of tho Courl Stenogi npher. 2 Thoy desire to call tho altontion of tho County Supervisor to tho no ccssity for footways for tho uso of pe dc8trians at all places whero stroami liablo to overflow cross tho countj roads, and rcconimond that such a foo ? way bo immediately provided at Cot , tingham Creek bridge, on tho road t( Hebron. 3. They desire to call the nttontiov , nf the proper officer*; to thc fact tim in ninny Beotipiiri of. ihe. county lix public loada un' not ol tho propel v Ith, owing to tho fact li.ir -liomin; owners niow into thu roads. 4. 1 hey havo appointed Messrs : M. A. J. Mooro, J. M Jackson ant II. K. Covington a committco to ex amine tho books and offices of tin county oflleera and tho honda of saic 1 officers and report to thoir body at tlu next term of tho Court ' 5. They havo appointed Messrs W 1 B. Drake, C. B Rogers and Jas. A ' McDaniel a committeo to oxntnino in to and report nt tho uoxt term of th? . Court on tho condition of county pool ( houso and farm. j 0. Thoy desiro to mako tho follow , ing presentment for crime: (1) Alloi , Ratliff and Honry Ratliff for Arson , in burning tho dwelling houso of Wm I Smith on Novombor 18th 1895. (2) I Geo. W. Hopkins, J. L. White ant ( Charles Marthinsou for maintaining j ; public nuisance in orcoting a dan ; across Muddy crook . iu Brow nev ill? Township, below tho old Rogers mill ' Respectfully Bummittod, M. A. J. Moms, Foreman. Our pooplo aro growing moro and mor . in tho habit of looking to-* for tho latest and'best of everything in th drug lino. They soil Chamberlain's Congi , Romcdy, famous for its ourosof bad ooldc j oroup and whooping cough. Whoo in noe [ of snob a modlolno glvo this remedy trial and you will bo moro than ploaso with tho result. For salo at Jonalogi Pharmacy, - - j. -- on o? tho congregational ' i :; hold itouohing tho resignation ol' U? v. Mr. B ailey is embodied in thc Col h ?\in(". communication : Beltsville, S. O., Feb. ll, 1890/ Kev .tf Ot Bailey, I - . t;i -BrotluVr i At a congregational mei in.!.' ii /i? io tiiei'reoDy terian ohuroh this ! .. 'tho following motion was pasj^ii unanimously : ''lat Mr. Bailey bo requested to withdraw his resignation, and to fill out h M uiiexpir?d time as our supply. i n a u sjommittco consisting of tho ollie's of tho ohuroh ho appointed to oom 111\ i) i ea to to Mr. Bailey tho desiro o?. iho Co{)gregai.ioii.?' Ti -ii tin^ that you may see your way j to accede to^ our request, wo are, j . Fraternally yours, J. T. JENNINGS, Ruling Elder, T?J5, Dui^^jtuliug Elder, i>OUf.;i.A8 JliNNJJSUS, DonOOU, T. 30AS?N( Deacon, VVhlttioti "Away" ? Forest. A v-nOvbr.i -oxamplo o? a big retai l ?a ',v.: > ly exhausted lu tho'..' ... ? . A ii1 orderhas " just bc -..iv- >yy i\ notod Germau '.flrm <A pouoli rna leers with a Californio, lum be c<|mo?j-y for n largo quantity of >.u uni:)c. v.ood, which,ls found t?> bo Un fc..>??t wood now ovoltablo for jj eu ri!.-'., j h aquola is tho big troo of " r v-; on io.. It seems .too bad that tho p.vuud old giants should bo sao- I ri; .-J, and esppoiaUy that their end j shou'd bc 1 ad-pencil shavings. '"A n in Doubt, A?k.M V/.U?au- Whoro does this road go to? . : ? ! ? >y t v 11 (m't go nowhere. Itstays ju "/?? I't'is.. W< tia Wen. thon, whoro wlfl lt tah <j hid to?] U li won*t tako you at all. J ox?' S .;;>vo to go yourself. W sa i (You're rather fresh this ; ornUi', ain't-you? -Nw moro fresh nor you bo stoftp'u ' ino on tho way to tho bank I I Wv iban- -Bank? Dj *?- Ves} mud bank, sraartyl {E. I , humming: "My Sweot H?A'r Kia-Man in the Moon.") Mi?, hiv \) ^VUny, ox-postmaator, Blaok Greok, .. :v. '.)idly ululated with jhoumatistn ': i wita only nblo to hobblo around .villi < vi. ;, ind oven thon io caused bim ,.??..?'. I u?. After using. Chamberlain's I Palo I) Un ho wan BO muob improved that [hi 'iv' i^v/oy his cunea. Ho Bays this liniY^lt diii. bim moro good than all othor tnftlielH k d tioatmont put together. For nulo ii 1,0 lienta por bottle at Jennings' Phar .atty, '..'ii,' I ..i A^fjUher wrole an ?diter for instrue tinfoi?tow io stop his boy from ?muk in '.(... -n;, -,Uid ?rn!, fhf! TiiDouiiijV SUgJieSl bril;. <y. permit <? '?...-.:... '.>?ruci\on cr. >.hutting ylf, hie al SM . .. . Then if hf rerutuhs ibstUi? iiioi if n;\ iiiun oo rowliide; Well, him j u,i.ti i he is ready lo hold up his hands nd promise never again to smok?? another cigarette. If that does not work, drown him. A drowned boy is better than ono that smokes cigarettes The Shnkors havo modo a discovery wblob ie desjinod to accomplish tnuoh good. Real izing that threo-fourths of all our sufferings urine from stomach I roubles, that tho conn try in literally filled with people who oannoc oat ?wi digcBt food, without subsequently miff er lng pain and distress, 'and that many aro starving, wasting to mero skolotona, bo cuuse their food does thom no good, they havo dovolod much study and thought to tho subject, and tho result la thia discovery, of th<?r. Digestivo Cordial. A 'llltlo book can bo obtainod from your druggist that will point out tho way of relief ftt omo. An investigation will oost nothing and will result In muoh good. Children all bato to tako Castor Oil, but | not LAXOL, which ia palatable Thc State of South Carolina, County of Marlboro. ... IN COURT COMMON PLEAS. Ex/Partc, Harriett Ann Brigman in her oton right, and on behalf ol Lillie F. Briginan, Corrie L. Brigman, Minnie Brigman, Josie M. Brigman, Edgar Brigman, Arthur Brigman, Nettie Brig man and Curtis Brigman, her intant| children, who reside with her, in the matter of the estate of Curtis Brigman, deceased, petitioner : Whereas, Harriet Ann Brigman in her own right and on behalt of her chil dren above named, who are infants and who reside with her, has tiled wlih mel as Clerk ot the Court her petition to have) a Homestead set apart to them out ol the land of said Curtis Brigman, and ut^O Ino personal propel ly ot hoi deceas r,; liend - nti?, liri?inm. the fainer! of said infant children, set apart nml es ein pt cd (or)'U>6 .benefit bf said widow and minor rundum in accordance With tb law in .'.och ca?c made and provided which said petition is on file in my office. Notice is hereby given unto all whom it may concern, that after the publication of this notice for four weeks, as by law provided, I will proceed to appoint ap praisers to appraise to appraise and set off said Homestead out of the lands of said Curtis Brigman, and set off and exempt thc said personal property In ac? cordance with the statutes in such case ! made and provided. Witness my hand this 17th day of February A, D. 1895. J. A. DRAKE, C. c. r. SALE-Wo tho nndor?lgned trustees of Bonnottavllfo Lodgo, No. 257, Independent Ordor of Good Tomplara will soil to tho highest bl dd or on tho 13th day of Mn rob, 1896, nt tho Orango S toro ono Organ, Two Dozon Chaire and Ono Lamp, I tho proporty of tho aforesaid Lodgo. JOHN S. Moons, MILTON MOLAUIUN, Trustees, Fobrnary 17, 1896. Special Drives at Howe Bros. Best Patent FI6ur, Salt at 50 cents a saok. Stoves only $8.60. Tho Greatest Line of Shoos. Carpeta and Huge. Clothing 20 por cont cheaper. Best coil'oo only 20 cents. Boat, Tob?ceo only 25o per pound. Pistols, Guns, Cartridges,* Bloyolo ropalrs, &o, ORDINANCE To Prcvonfc tho Burin? of Dond Bodloa within tho Corporate Limit? of tho Town of BotraottovHlo, Bo il ordained by tho Mayor and Alder mo? of tho town Of Bonnotlesvillo in ooun. oil nfwomblod'n?d by authority of thonamo : Soo.. I, That from and nitor this dido i^obail bo unlawful for any person to bury doad bodies In any of tho ohuroh yairdi.or othor plaoos within tho corpornto limito of tho towu of Bonnottevlllo, oxcopfc and eavo tn established oomotorlcB, Soo. 2. That any purdon violating: thia ordinance upon conviction shall bo flood not moro than ono huadrod dollars or Impris oned not moro than thirty days nt dtsoro tlon of Council or Mayor hearing tho caso. Pono and ratl?od In Council thia 4th day o? Dooombor A. I>, 189^. f , O. S. MoOALL, Mayor. Attest: Mxi/rON MoL?ui?N, Town Olork, SS BUY your Garden Soed lu bulk and save from 2$ to 40 ot? on ov?ry D?l? lay's worth you buy. v I will, guaran too ty. Atloo Burp??'n seed, truoj puro, und ot blgh gormi '".;;:?^atlhg( power. , ' <i\'?: .'. HOV!.' ,,M' gftVft^H,oye v.Uh'i.,/. Kv.?^?lfe*ft^iV ?.V'H.?li; ??^llvhuo, IV-'"'", Olh<, i'utV? ?U thutviy, ?j'ftM> ''lO'.vi-i, V?-?,,( A','.'!;,/'. oVi-Jt?d^ij^ ij. ...v, rr.*?:, --'.'vyj \ JENNINGS PHARMACY, DOVJOLAB JBNNINGS, Prop, Koglaterad.Fharinnol?t February 19, 189??, Tl WAV? OH GOOD TIMES HAS COME. ? ' . . . ' . . ' . ? .? . . ? And I have a nico lino of BUGGIES, WAGONS AND HARNESS now on hand. I will olso.koo? a select'.ot of A N D'J in 11 to ok for Balo at tho boat pricey. Don't buy until you soo mo. Thanking roy friend? for pant patron ago, they will And mo at tho now briok etablOB near tho post?nico and up-to-datoon prices for anything in ray lino;. Respectfully, W, P. BREEDEN. September 18,' 1895. i Eyes! MITCHELL'S A Onrtrln MU and Utkcllv;1 l>?icijy for Vro ii uv Ifr Vjo?t ty-$<'('.ti fit! fine 90 ?tC4torUiff tim Viv itt oj'?ha ?ia. Caros Toar Drops, Granulation, Styo Tumors, Rod Eyos, Matted Eye tosUos, AND PRODUCING} OUI0K RELIEF AND PERMANENT CURB. Alno, eqnally efficacious when nsotl la otber maladies, NUCII ns Ulcers, Fever Hores, Tumors, Halt Rheum, limuu, Plies, or wtiercvor Inflammation oxisfs. Mlirc5lIEI?I/S NA?.vt: uiay lio used to advantage. fiOLU BY ALL DRUGGISTS AT 25 CENT8. Now You Can Build. "Sf AM now proparcd to supply lumber St of ?my kind (rom tho best Virgin pine and at living prices. My Mill is located on tho Hunt's Bluff and Clio Road, 7 milos south ol) l?enneU.svillc. Orders 61 tod on .-hort noticu So me before buy ing. Post ofllce Rod Hill. H. T. EDENS. April Oth 1895 MONEY TO LOAN NYE aro lu position to Bccuro loan* ot mouey on improved furm lands In Marlboro county on easy tormp. Address or call on WOODS & MAOFARLAND, Darlington, 9. 0. January 21, 1896.-un, R. Li FREEMAN, Surveyor and Civ'' E?l"|eri BENNETTSVIUE, - - S. C. December 24, 1895. DR.T. W. BOUCHIER, BormottwvlllcB, S. C. Office in D. T). MoOVuTa new building, i,Tp~staira, wost r-ido Oliujo ho?i's NOTICE Ornoo h?ui'? fror*) 9 j? u'.vi t<"> (1 pi m. -.-.-.im la h Or oliy niven ihut tho Town Council of Bon nettiivillo will roceivo bids to tako up and romovo tho burned oaks on tho sldowalks on tho ?mblio sqnaro oaueed by tho recent Aro. Bids will bo roooivod until tho loth of Fobrnory, 1896. MILTON MoLAUftIN, Town Olork. January 30, 1896. A WARNING NOTICE. All poreons aro horoby warned not to trcBpaaa by nuning or othevwlso on any lands bolonging to oithor of tho undersigned. Tbo law will be enforced against all who violate this notioo. GICOROR CROSLAND, Tl?ROOr CROSLAND, CHARLES CROSLAND, January 31, 1896. TOWNSEND & HAMER, Attorneys at Law, RENNETTSVILLE, S. U. OXjr OA ovor Itowo Broa,, loft Bide. YOU CAN ALWAYS FIN?) A full lino of SHOES at P. A. 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Wo havo thom In all alzoa: Young Ladloa at 75 conta, Lad ion R & II, at $1.00, Nursing $1.00, Abdominal $1.50, 13. $i.'/S, Blttok R. ?fe II, $1.00. If you havo novor tried tho Glove Flt! lng got ono, SIMON STU A uss, ito /ombor j 5, 1895, FULL LINK OF PANTS CLOTH nt P. A, MoKELLAR'S. (IL? O AA 0A8?I for ? ufjod 00 J ASM epO?UU 'MAN $1.00 stamp, O, E KLAPP, St. Paris, Ohio. WOfiCEI ANNUAL RETURNS OF. PROPERTY. COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFI0H, ? Bennottsyillo,. S. C., November 27, 1895. $ jkHOTIOE ia horcby given tbat this oflloo will bo open from tho flint clny of Jan uary to tho 20th dny of February, ' 1896, for tho pnrposo of rocofving tho returns of tho taxpayers of Marlboro county. All parsons having proporty In tholr poB- , scusion as owner or holder, or as husband, puront, guardian, trustco, administrator, accounting olBoor, n?ont, attorney or fe,otor on tho ist dny of January 1896, aro required to Hst earoo for taxation within tho Hmo required by law, or Inonr tho penalty of 50 per cont, whioh attaohos in failure to do so. Tho poll tax of ono dollar is laid upon all malo persons botwoon tho nges of 21 and 50 years, except pomms who aro maimed and unablo to earn a support. The Auditor or an assistant will nttond at tho following places in tho county on tho days named for tho convouicnoo it tho publio : Rod Hill, Monday, January aotli, 1896 Brownsville, Tuesday, January 2isb, 1896 Hebron, Wednesday, January 22d, X89? Olio, Thnrsday, January 23d, 1896 . Red Bluff, Friday. Jahhary ?ijth, 189C1 Titnm, Bit tordit/, January ?jth, t?yfi; Newton'Vtilo, Tn....dny, Jnb?iuy 28th', 1890' Brightnvi'lli?',\Vcd?es'y Jaijuaiy ?<)th, tS<)(> . 1 Qa;ek's0to.io? l.hurdduy, January ,V?th, t$j){i Smithville, Grant's Mill. Friday Jan. 31,1896 Th j ollleo In Bonnottevlllo will bo open during tho thoo presoribod by law,; ftom, January isfc 10 February 20th 1896, whoro ; partios lu Bonnottsvlllo and those who fall to return at tho sovoral appointments mado can bo nooommodatod. J. 0. CAMPBELL, . Auditor Marlboro County. iiiiiritt, HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY. I havo oponed a'Qonoral Ropalr Shop at . \ ( tho Sampson stand and nm prepared to do allklnd^of WOOD OR IRON WORK* BuggloB, Wagons, Ca1 ts, etc., ropalred ne < , shor? notice. . I make HorscHhooIng ii tipo* > oialty and guarantee satisfaction. fj-^f" AU I nsk ls a trial. H, Li STEWARD, BAMPBON OhO. BT AND. ' Bimtombor 24, 1895. 1 XTOV WlU/ A?iWAYS nm A li L .ful lino of GROOEIUES ot tho best kind at 1\ A. MCKELLAR'B,