The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, March 10, 1905, Image 2

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S. A. BROWN - - - Editor] Friday Marok ,10, 1905. Subscription Prlcei Ono year.$ 1.00 Six months...50 Threo months.25 THE FARMERS IK COUNCIL. There was an enthusiastic! meeting of the progressive farr mers of Marlboro in the Court House on Wednesday. Several intelligent common sense talks were made and a nice sum Sub scribed and paid over to Mr. F.j H. Hyatt, secretary and secreta ry of the State organization, to prosecute the work of the or ganization. Tlic Township Committees in the county were urged to push the organizations and to hold meetings on Saturday the 18th, at IO a. m., to perfect the organ ization and to elect delegates to { the county convention to be held on salesday in April, to which every fanner in the county white and colored is invited, when the President and Secretary of the State organization will be pres eui and make addresses PEN AND SCISSORGRAPHS Now Patterson is ou her second triul for murder. Ed Mack, colored has been con victed ol* murder at Manning und sentenced to hang March 31, Governor Hey ward has pardon ed George Torn, who was convict ed in Marion county of assault and battery. Thc Dillon Dry Goods Co, has assigned. J. C. Haselden has beer, appointed receiver. Governor Heyw?rd has been in vited to go to Charleston on St. Patrick's day and make au ad dress. People spend a few minutes sliding down hill and all tho reBt ol their lives trying to climb up again. Farmers do this when they plant cotton to buy corn with. Gentlemen ol' Thc Jury. Tho following were drawn Saturday to servo as Petit .Jurors for thc first week of thc .March Gourt : J T Stanton, Maxey Strauss, Maslin C Quick, W R Salmon. Ch is. Crosland, T B Gibson, ."red A Rogers, W C Bruce, .lan?os ll Thomas, II B Covington, J F Everett, N J Ilcrndon, C V Beattie, T H Iluckabee, L I) Nanarup. A O Tuell, E W Evans, J E Hunter, A C Nowt on. A .' !U>M .. ?j.o V/ttlCK, W II Kirkwood, Ebbie Fletcher. The following aro thc Iii new G mod Jurons?Avljo widi'thc G liolcionjrs, are to serve lor year I'.105 : Flcther Townsend, L A Hamer, <? 1? Welch, Thomas Cbavis, ll II Freeman, .1 M J ackson, .1 T Whittaker, Jas. W. Graham, J T Bundy, D C Pate, W W Parham, .1 B Iluckabee. SALES DA.Y IN MARCH The lirst. Monday in March was a lovely spring day and in conse quence there was not a very large turnout of visitors, who no doubt were busy on the farms at home. There .asa pretty luir crowd of horse swappers on hand, and who were (he last to leave at night. There was some nice displays of chickens by E. C. New ..on, J, M. Moody und J. S. Covington, all of whom made sales of eggs and chick ens. Messrs Fuller Bros. and W. P. Breeden sold some nice mules to farmers, who mantell more plows just now. The day passed pleasantly with out accident or incident. FROM KOLLOCK. Mr. lt. Hickson, who lins been some (imo connected with the Hickson Lumber Co., of this place, left Saturday for Toronto, Canada, to lake charge of thc Hickson Lnm her Mills at that point. We regret to lose him. Ho was a clever young gentleman. Mr. D. C. Johnson, who has been here ever since the Lumber business stin ted, bas gone now to tho .Mill at Montrose below Che raw. Miss Lucy Pegues lins gone to Charleston to be "maid of honor" for her friend Miss Darby, who will bo married on the 1 Otb. Major. It. M. Pegue? spent Wed nesday ut Bennettsville attending tho mooting of Cotton growers Mr. Stephen Shelton, of the Marlboro Wholesale Grocery, was herc to-day taking orders. Mr. J. P.. Coxe, who has boen assistant ticket agent here for some time, has resigned and gone to Iiis home in Wadcsboro. Mses Mary L. Pegues is visit ing Mrs. W, C. Leak at Rocking ham Mr. J. T. Shipp, who is now on a Government survey on the Ten nessee River, is expected homo in a few days on a visit to his sisters. ?Several of our neighbors are com plaining of gripp. March i)th. REX. IN MEMORIAM. Capt. James T. Covington. . Capt. Covington was the eldest eon of the late 'Tristram Covington, and Brat saw the light of day at tho old Homestead not far distant from which now stands the most im posing country residence in eastern Carolina, now owned and occupied by his brother, the enterprising and irrepressible H. Kemper Covington. In the fall of 1865 he married Miss Lydia John Medlin, daughter of the late Capt Joseph Medlin, of Clio seo* tion. After suffering some time, in de? dining health, which he bore with christian fortitude and sublime resig nation, he died on the 15th day of February 1905, at his home distant only six milcH from the old homestead A home that was to him, not a glitter ing day dream, hut the bright, blessed adorable reality that sits highest on i he sunny horizon that girdeth life ; wbere for a period of 39 years he en joyed that greatest spur to effort in the imt le of life, the confiding love of a true hearted woman. A home-from my heart I pity him whoso soul does not leap at tho utterance of that name It is not the bouse, though that may have its charms, nor the fields, nor the trees, nor yet the fireside with its sweet blaze play, nor those cherished com panions, your books, but it is the pres euee. The altar of your coi.ii,lenee is there, thc end of your mundane faith is there, and crowning it all, is the ec stacy of the conviction that there you are beloved; that there you aro under stood ; that there your errors will meet with gentlest forgiveness ; that there your troubles wilfbe smiled away; that l here you may confide your trials fear less of unsympathizing ears and that there you may be joyfully yourself. In the sunlight of such a home, tho Cap tain's last momeniB were BO)aced by the tender assiduities of his congenial help mate, of his devoted son aud of old and long familiar friends. He leaves his widow and one sou surviving him. How cotntorting the thought, i hat to the Captain tho edge of the grave waa but a foot scraper, at the wicket of elysium. It was only those who knew Captain Covington intimately that had a true appreciation of his real worth. The first lime the writer met him, moat favorable impression was formed of him, and on further acquaintance this good opinion developed into senti ments of unalloyed admiration. I can never forget his unaffected manner, his caudid greeting, his cheerful dis position, bia generous hospitality, his transparency of feelings, his urbane demeanor and pronounced freedom from dissimulation and hypocrisy. Addison, in the Spectator, says : There are many more shining qualities in thc mind of man. but uoue so useful as discretion. Without it learning is pedantry, and wit impertinence, vir tue itself looks like weakness ; the best parts only qualify a man to he more sprightly in errors and action to his own prejudice. The captain's iife throughout, exhibited evidences of. tho presence of this indispensable substratum "nd hence he had no ap* nrrhpnsinn /.?' fr?re *u" pre* h '...i.-.ed hy :\ vi dj< ni wiiter ..Thai ,, ?mu should live wich his enemy i. nt: b a mensure, as nijgh! icu vc hun . h?oom bia friend, abd with j h i friend iii am 1 a mnnii r, thai it I: bis power to hurt him. He was ari. af fable gentleman with none huy&(trac tive qualifies, which guve him hosts of friends aud caused bim to be loved by his family with a devotion approxima ting idolatry. His heart was a foun tain of perennial goodness, running over with genuine benevolence. He had that all absorbing humanity, which sympathizes with the whole family of man ; tho humanity thus characterized by a Latin poet-Homo sum, nibil a me alienum puto. The indispensable basis of all high charac ter- unspotted integrity, unimpeach ed honor and integrity was his to an eminent degree. He lived long enough bc did enough, aud did it it so well, so successfully, so honorably as to con nect himself for all time with the re cords of Ins country. As a citizen Le was patriotic and self sacrificing. He loved South Car olina per se aud propter se, he loved her for herself and for himself, and, when in the darkest hours of her his tory she called on her sous to buckle on their armor and come to her rescue ho went, not "like the quarry slave at night scourged to his dungeou," hut with alacrity and sustained by unfal tering trust and patriotism. His pop ularity and sterling traits of character causetl him to be chosen as the captain of a fine company raised in Hebron a position he filled with proud accept ance until that loved banner, the she kinah of our political faith, was furled forever iu defeat, hut not i:: dishonor. As a soldier, he was prompt, fearless and obedient-there was nothing weak or vaccilating about the man. It is worthy of remark, that, of such mate rial on both sides of the conflict, are the men at the front today conspicu ously composed, in the ministry, the judiciary and the legislative halls of the country, of which last body the subject of this sketch was a prominent member, looking with an uuslutnher ing eye alter the interest of hid con stituents. Captniu Covington wns a member of one of tho oldest and most promi nent families in Marlboro county-a family that has ever been conspicuous for administrative and executive abil ity. Their ranks embrace sumo of most eloquent divines, largest capital ists, scientific planters uud intelligent merchants. His life in ita different phaser was a symposium ol' beautiful accomplishment. In bidding adieu to my friend and broths er Confederate veteran, I do so with the blessed nssuranco that he bas gone Out of tho ohndowB of Badness Into tho sunabino of gladno s Into tho light of tho bloat, Out of a land vory dreary Out of tho world rory wea;/ Into tho rapturo of roat. Out of today'll ien and sorrow Into a blissful tomorrow Into a day without gloom, Out of a land filled with oighiog bund of tho dead aud dying Into a iaud land without tomb. H. C. MOINTYKB, Beauty Spot Plantation, Fob. 28, 1905. DEATHS' DOINGS. Thatr "Death loves a shining mark" has been sadly proven iu '.he recent losses iu several homes in our town. The last circle broken was on Saturday March 4th 1905, when the angel reaper entered tho happy home of Mr. John F. Ever ett, and took therefrom the gentle spirit of his daughter Miss RACHEL, who had heen stricken only a week previous. It was a sad death-the loss of a youug life just budding into womanhood, with all the glow ing possibilities of a ' useful life a member of thc church and a work er in the Sunday school. Is it a broken shaft, a work unfinished a life short of success? Nay, God makes no mistakes. Her work was done, she has fulfilled her mission and the crown already pressed upon her brow is as bright ns though the great work she wanted to do was done. Tho lost dread conflict's o'er, And abo is resting: safoly Witera pain atllicts no more. Wo would not call her back, 'Twore cruol thus to wish That eho should leavo tba land of raat For each a world as this ! The funeral services were con ducted at Oak Ridge cemetery Sun day morning hy her pastor Rev T? E. Morris and thc remains laid to rest beneath a mound of Howers. MARLBORO KNIGHTS AT MARION. A Convention ot Knights of Py thias of the Second District was held at Marion lust Thursday. Tho roll of delegates trom Marlboro are as follows; Clio-D. C. Wright, C. A. Mc Leod. Hebron-W. H. Woodley. Consolidated, Beunettsvillc-J. W. Le Grand, Chas F. Covington. McColl - J. M. Brewer. Tho following reports were made; Consolodated reported good pro gress and general tightening up all aloug tho line. Membership 85, taking in new members every week. Clio recently resusitated repor ted 25 members, good attendance and all working well. McColl in healthy condition 25 members. Hebron 30 members, finances in good couditiou. The delegates report an enjoya ble meeting. RESOLUTIONS of respect ami sytwpathy on the (lentil of tl. T. Covinf/ton, passed by Aurora Lotlye A. F, M. : Wednesday, February 15. 1905. Death again "otercd our ranks and removed from midst our Brother, James T. ; Covington-one ol' tlie oldest members ol' Aurora Lodge No. 33-and while wc as a "vt. [ i?ty \> iw (ubini . ly h ? .... will tiiri 6teat Arohh ci o' titi . ni-, mi wh< th Uii r.ufi?it. \- ..<...:. i .. '1: . Ihinini . ? mihi . wo ;-i nun tho ' )sd \J ..."-.( 'vii;, v, ? hi?h?y estterarii, ?A? M only a? a ?tu uni sou bu.! TofhU hi , ? f. : ' I Uih ./:..: . troter a3 well. Resolved therefore, r That while we shall deeply feel our loss in his removal from us as a brotherhood, 1 we realize that thc church and State hus i Kustaincd a groat loss as well. 2. That wc will cherish his memory in oar hearts and strive to emulate his many virtues of heart and imitate his rjoble ex ample in all the walks of life. 3. That a blank page in our minute book be inscribed to the memory of our deceased brother and that a copy of this preamble and resolutions bc published in the county papers and a copy sent to thc family. YV. Quick. W. lt. Salmon, J. A Stephens, Clio, S. 0. Committee. We are still getting some nice Florida Oranges at W. M. Rowe's Use Kingans Open Kettle Ren dered Lard. Guaranteed good as your home made at. W. M. Rowe Bennettsyille Pharmacy. The attention of tbe reading public is cailed to the adver tisement of lins new Drug Store now opened in the brick buil ding on Marion street. Every thing new and fresh in the lines usually carrie.]. Call and see. Use Blue Ri bon Extracts, lo and 25c si/.c at \V. M. Rowe's You can save money on Gro ceries, either in large or small lots by getting prices from W. M. Rowe's We keep the best Patent Hour in town at lowest priers W M Rowe. tSy Pipes and Smokers Supplies in endless variety can be found at J. T. Douglas' Drug Store. A MATTER OF HEALTH POWDER Absolutely Pui*e HAS NO SUBSTITUI! Burned out at Mallory, We regret tu learn that the store and stock <>f merchandise, of Mr. George Rr Hyp MI. MaUdry was burned on L' t ??ay iiij_'.lit last. There was som?j i?s'?rance, but not enough td'prevent ? s?rions loss to our frier who w:ts do ing a line business there. He isl also a sufferer it oc curred Sunday altern? on, when the barns and t ta Messrs John Reynolds ; Robert .C. I Emanuel were burned , ither I with a lot of x . orage j and other goods Inspection of tin . Colonels Fuller E'a trick, of the Adjutant Ge : u office,I will visit ISenno Iii i ihttr |sday March 80th rsspecl the Marlboro Guar umai?dedl by Capt D. C. 1" Notice of Jury Comniissicnsers. STATE OF SOUTU CAU< County ol M i 1 NOTICE ?R hereby p .1 T, . missioners of M . meet in the ellice of t Saturday, March 4th, ... for tho purpose of (?ra - : for tho yenr 1905 nod Jurors, to nervo, nt Spring Term Court, Saturday tho 1 ttl; of . timo and pince to di a ' ' tho second week of 0 J. A. DI C. I. SH] J. II. Tl J Dville, Feb. 23d ic u fr. -.?.liri 0 'E, Clerk ..M.. Aul: i As, Tr ?i uo:iiniib-iai Citation For Letters ? Mon STATE OK SOU'; : County of Mar. McLauriu, Jutlg, ol I' TXTHKKKAS, .Iosep ? * * luatlo suit to i Letters ol' Administra of and Effects ol" J decca: ed. These aro therefore ?sh all and singular th ?tors of lill! said Juuii ceased, that they he ; me, in ihe Court ol 1 Bennett s ville, S. C. GI 1905, after publica' o'clock in the. Ibrenoi any they have, why tration should not bo (liven under my li February, Ann<>"l)nn MILTON Mcb. 2, 1V05. Notice 0: NOTICE is hereby p of General Sossio Marlboro will convcni thc Third Monday in 20th day thereof) i< county of Marlboro Carolina. All perron duo notice thereof. .T _._ ALL ond singular the Robert Oray, deeensi titled to present their elf und all indebted to tin payment to ibo u odo rai g will be. plead in bur nt tl .1. . Clerk und E Bennettsvillc. S. C., 1 Trespass fifo LL persons arc herc JcA. Trespass in any un belonging to the under.1-. Township, l?y vvalkiug, I cutting, gra/.iug .-.tock or out written consent. lt. T. Itebeee January 2-1. 1905, AYOUNG J EUR Y IIEl calve-linc blood, and ; nc. Speak quick, if you I). A. CCM GIBSON, Feb g, 1905. Here's Your HAVE Hcvoral linc Bait Cockerels that I will no for One Dollar each, 1 0 take ordert, for '.Huff Hm per Betting of 1 on tho jar I). A. COY Eel). 9, '05, G ibm SURETY BONI ET DB LIT Y AND C( CONTRACT and Kl DELI There are bO better co these, represented by J NO. S. MC Nov. l.r>, 1801. WOOD TO I1URN. I cnn lill ordors for Wood -nico ?ind dry. Breedo n's Novel I y Wor amount wanted. W. P. Br? .January 12, 1H05. NOTICE OF DISC Estala W. L. Spc: WAV INC this day filet XX, hate Judges ofllco of Ml ty my final i et urn IteMirn a;, tor of the Esl uto nf NV. L. S is hereby eisen that I will Court on tlie !7tli day of Ma Letters Dismissoty as Adn Kniil l?state. WILLIAM ! Feb IT, 1905. Adi WARNING NOT] All persons uro hereby wot trespass in any manner upon 1 or controlled !>y me in Ilobroi I will enforce U10 law aguii> violate tin? no til e. NV. E. '1 Fob. 17, 1905. Q?IOK CEMETERY N?TIGE. A meeting was hold Feb. 18 th, 1905 when tho following agree ment was entered into for tho keep ing up and protection ot" said prop erty, viz-That in no case is this a public burying ground, no one be ing allowed to uso it for such out side of thc family, except by par mission of the Trustees, and that each family interested is required to contribute not less than ?Octs annually to raise a sufficient fund to keep same in first class condition. Work to bc done by contract at the lowest bid and same to bo accepted ?nd approved by tho Coard of Trustees, and all persons failing to comply with this agreement arc hereby debared from thc use of this plat of ground as a Burying Ground. W. Quick. Daniel Clark. C. C. Quick. Board of Trust ess. Tho Purchase Postponed. We have been looking for some time to see Mr. W. J. Gov ington ride into town in a fine I Automobile, but the slump in cotton and the cold winter has caused him to postpone his pur chase. Only $37f> gets a buck board now, and it cotton goes up we may see him in one this summer. For, he says he has come out from among the poor, of both races, and will plant no| cotton this year. % ^ HOUSEKEEPER WANTl^. WANTED a lady to superintend al a home and look ofter tho pen: ral | m-imigCUl0Ot ol snuie Kor particulars ad irer lt. T. JACKSON, Jae. 24, 1905. Bennettsvillo, S. C. Here Yet. WHEN YOU ARIO IN NEED -OK TOMBSTONES, MONUMENTS, Or anything in my line, don't forget to call on me, at my place of busi ness near the Atlantic Coast Line and the .Seaboard Air Liau Passenger Depots, write mo. Designs and Prices furnished on application. Phone No. 95. Respect fn'ly -J W. McELWEE. .January 25, 1905. STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA County ol' Marlboro-Court ol Com mon Picas. LIDA DAV in ELLIOTT and MAUOAUBT RKUECCA BUOWN, Plaibtiffd, against WILLIAM DAVID MCNAUL, Defendant, Summons tor Tlvlief, lo tho Defendant, William David Mc Nani : rind ; tu! of your in BENNETrsviLLK. S. C, within twenty days alter the service hereof,' ex clusive ol' tlie day of such servier: ; nnd if you fail to answer thc complain| with in the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in thc complaint. Dated February 8th? A, 1)., 1905. 1 3 BA i.. I J. A. I) RA K K, Clerk. KNOX LIVINGSTON, Plain ti H's Attorney. To tho Defendant, William David McNaul, and to A, M. McNaul, thc fathor of Haid Defendant : Please take notice thnt the Summons in this action, of which thc foregoine is a copy, was tiled in the office of thc Clerk of tito Court of Common Pleas at Bcn DCttsvillc, in tho county ol Marlboro in thc Sute of South Carolina on (he 8th day of February, A. D., 1905. Yon will further Take Node, That un less you procure thc appointment of ii guar dian (ld I i tem to appear and defend thia action on behalf of the Defendant, William David McNaul, within twenty daya from thc berviee of tho Summonfl heroin upon you, au application will ba made to thin Court, or tho Presiding Judgn thereof, for an order appointing Boin8 suitable and com petent person, guardian ad Iii em for Haid defendant, William David McNaul, and au thoriziog and directing him to appear and defend tho above entitled action in behalf of .laid defendant, William David MeNaul, and for Mich other und furthur relief .IB may he proper. KNOX LIVINGSTON, Plaintiff's Attorney. Bcnnettsville, S. C. Feb uary S, 1905. To Bond Tax Payers. STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, ( COUNTY OK MAIILIIOIIO. I - In Court of County Comini?-nioners LL TAXPAYERS within thc county of Marlboro, liable to road duty, uro lereby notified anti cautioned that a Com nutation of ONE DOLLAIl, if paid to the 'ounty Treasurer on or before 151 h day of tlaroh, will relieve each pcrnon t-o paying, f thc porformaoco of road duly for the t-ar in which paid Thc County Treasu ^r will he in hm ofllco oe oach day until ? icu for the put pose cf receiving naitl tax very person liable to road duty who fail? > pay laid commutation tux. on or before ic 15th day of March, will he linb'e to ^rform work on tho Publia Ronds, Ivght. ayn, ut Hiieh time and place HR required ' tho Overseer appointed bv this Board, i I moll work will bo required of each anti cry ono BO faiiing to pay by tho 15th day March. All pennons BCC?IIC, tili? notice 0 rctpiCHto.l to give the Bamo ns much .blioity ns posHihlo. M. E. COWARD, Co. Supervisor, J. T COVINGTON, J. K. FLETO HER, lld of Co. CommiRsionern. February 8, 1905. VARNING NOTICE. \ll persons are hereby warned not to spass in any manner upon the lands die undersigned in any manner, by Hing, fishing, hauling or pasturing ck or otherwise. A. W.McIntyre J, P. McIntyre anuary 5, 1905. f ev I VD. V u u ; I I -00 Ijhave for sale Succession Wakefield and Early Spring Cabbage Plants, Jgrown in openbah' on sea coast from seeds bought from the best and most reliable Seedsmen in the United ?States at the following prices F. O. B. Lots 1000 to 5000 $1.50 per M. " 500C to IOOOOSI.25. Lots of 1O?O0 Npeciul prices on Application. ?3?T* Special Inducements to Dealers. .jfgS Any information VB to tho cultivation of Cabbage will be cheerfully given on application . S. J. Runrph. Adams Runt,S. O. S. 1 1 .00 .0 Practical Pharmacist and Dealer in ?rc E^rugs and patent Medicines. WE ?LS ? C?RRY \ STANDARD MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, TOILET and Fancy Articles, PEUPURMER V, SOAPS, It lt US HES, S PON G ES, ) PAINTS. OILS, I BRUSHES of nil kinds, t VARNISH and STAINS. ? PREPARED PAINTS, ItUUSHES, SPONGES, j WINDOW GLASS, STATIONARY and SUPPLIES T LAMPS, SHADES, ll Etc. FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours jzj?d guaranteed io be of the Purest Uruga and at / reasonable prices. A full line Garden Seed & Onion Sets. Thankful for past patronage youra for a prosperous new year. J. T, DOUG-LAS. Jaanu'y 1. 1905. AT TES CL*) STAND BENNETTS VI LLE iimujumii -Hea,d.q_u.a;rters FOR HARDWARE OF HW DESCRIPTION. Do you wasit the best Hay Fress that has ever been on our market? We have a car laoad of them and are selling them at $60 each. If You expect to buy a BUGGY, a WAGON or a SET OF HARNESS, be sure to see me I 'Maw'e just .a:>ceivird Two. Gar l c- afc of -rUG^: iS One C??,r W?&QWSt &nd UO SB1 HARNESS. *Ml of which 1 um going to sell. It will be to your interest to see me before buying any ot these. 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