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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25
The Poll Tax.

The Legislatusc at its last session
made a change in the poll tax. For
several years past persons over the
age OF fifty have been exempt from
poll tax. All persons now between
tho ages Of twcnty-ouc and sixty,
except those incapable Of earning a
support, are liable to pay his tax.
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Bcnnettsvile Circuit.
Tho first session Of tho Ouarterlv Con-
ference Of tho Benncttsvillo circuit for tho
current year was held at Bethel church on
last Saturday, and included preaching and
aacramcntal services on Sunday. Notwith.
standing the disagroablcness Of tho weather
there was q good turnout Of officials and
others. The Presiding Elder, Rev. j. M.
Boyd was present, presiding end preaching
with his accustomed ability. IIo expressed
great qualification ut tho reports rendered
and tho encouraging outlook in this large
and flourlshing charge. Each visit of Mr.,
Boyd ondcars him more and moro to our
people, and thcy will bc sorry whom the
end OF his administration con,os.
Wcask attention to the card Of Mr..
go. Blake, Of Fayetteville He is
prepared to contract for putting up all
Kinds OF buildings Of wood or brick,
and furnish everything when needed.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25


VI l.s!Au radiance, .,l.. il, III. ,vu.lnv,,
things Of life her picty recognized tho
ailotments and providence of Him who
numbers the hairs of our head, paints the
lilies at our feet and guides the worlds
above u.s.
Though undemonstrativc she was deep
~ reVcrcnt and deyout in spirit, and de-
lighted in the communion Of saints, yet al
ways keeping her religious experience to
herself as though it wore too holy a thing
to speak Of Whenever circumst anccs
permitted her place was always filed in
the house Of God and she Joined with de-
vout gladness in all of its services. She
could truly say: 81 love the Church or
blcst Rcdeemer bought"
"Bcyond my highest Joy
IprZc her heavenly ways;
Her sweet communion, solemn vows.
Her hymns Of love and praise"
The p0rtraiture OF her character might
be ampliicd into an interesting and In
structivc biography, but This occasion will
permit only this brief reference to The
manifold cNccllcncies of her character and
ne. She was model woman in every
sense, in the Church, in the community
and as Il wife and mother.
Tall and commandingly in person, Gen.
tie yet dgnilicd In bearing, in hor features
there was a blending of serenity and firm
ness, and withai charming stavity and
simplicity of manners. God granted her q
long, useful, happy life.
IN Inc circumstances Of her departure
hence there was exemption from all the
WEAKNESS, pain and suffering generally
accompanying death:--thc weary wheels
OF iifc stood still, and size passed from the
shadows here into the glorious sunlight 01
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.-H

Smoknd Slouldars Gt Ycis II lAodgea.
...Go around to MoMurrays and you can
buy stoyo all right.
"a full limo of choice Family Groceries
chcop for cash Mt w. A. Moore's Grocery
;. Mr. G. w. Waddil has moved to his
new store and will open stock Soon
Mr.. w. @. Rivers has moved to his new
store and is receiving fresh supply OF new
goods.
III you want q tino hand made Gator
for yoursclf or wife, or u sct of good har
ncss, Gull OH Morton nnd he will suit you
Tho incest Dress Goods, Brocaded
satins and velvcts, in all shades, you can
sce, FREQ OF charge, ut l.. Strauss.
Don't forget that great bargains are
still being offered Mt tho Ladies Bngnur
and that these opportunities will soon
close.
20 Barrels of best quality Nitrato of
Soda, for sale BY C,S. MCCALL,
Y
$50 kits Of Fine Fat Mack
crcl, For sale BY &. S. MoCA1I
Admi nistrators, Executors md others
having property in trust must not forget
that this is tho last month to make returns
\ to the Probate Court
n Stanley's Cough Syrup the great
Vaa 'ongh and Cold remedy for sale at
A G. s. Mccall.
W}lank Liens for Rent and supplies.
+. ss OF sale, and Liens for Advances
G. ibc had ut this office.
~ congregation Of the Methodist
ch,sY sYAini town had tho privilege Of hear
,no onsdIfying sermon BY Mr.. Boyd on
sundaSalifgghs
A ~. Negotiable Life Insurance Society
reprosonts tsWRy Mr.. II. P. Johnson offers
superior ina ,Rssmlents to those who wish 20
bo insured snWgood company.
Tho Ladies' sWmporium has moved to tho
New Brick story noN' o'or 70 ~ Monroe's
Drug Store. ao1 notice in anoshor col
, umn5
u Mr. a. Moore. Of Fayetteville,
)makes fine wines ndniauors for family
t,se, q specially in his stock. See ad-
Ivertiscment in another column
Il A spccial cheap excursion train
from Charleston for New Orleans by
1'the Charleston and Savannah Rail
way, will leave that city every Mon
gNly>morning at 8.15. The fare for
S8le S:ll round trip by that train is $500.
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BEolS THE YEAE Rrear.
THEREFORE BUY NO CLOTHING UNTIL YOU
SEE WHAT WE ARE DOING IN OUR


THEREFORE BUY NO CLOTHING UNTIL YOU
SEE WHAT WE ARE DOING IN OUR
REMOVAL. SALE
The PRICES TELL. AND EVERYBODY TELLS THE
PRICE.
ALL OF OUR ODDS AND ENDS OF sl5 AND ais
NEWS AND YOUTHS SACK SUITS ARE NOW
$3.50 YOU WILL FIND THEM On FIRST TABLE
As YOU INTER STORE
TAKE a PEEP At THE DoUBLE-BRE
REEFISG COATS. MADE OUT OF cAMEEs HAIR
TIE COLOR Is BLsCK-TnE VALUE IS $40, BUT
- EVERY ONE PREFERS BLUE, AND WE CAN'T
CHANGE THE CoLoRs or OURS. THE PRICE WE
PUT on THEM is SIS
JUST THE WEATHER FOR HEAVY OVER
CoAR ASD 1T TIE PRICE We ARE SELLING
TUEaI ToU CANNOT AFFORD TO Go WITHOUT
ONE.
THE sis ONES ARE NOW slo
THE sls ONES ARE NOW sl3
TIE $40 ONES ARE NOW s15
IN CHHLDRES's SUITS VIZ ARE OFFERING
LOTS OF s. ONES AT s.: LOTS OF SO AND 50
o>;ES NJ Sc. AND ALL TIE FINER GRADES Re-
DUCRD ~ ABOUT THE SAME PROPORTION.
BOYS CLOTHING. WHETHER N THE LINE OF
SUITS Oh OVERCoATs ALI SHARE THE SAME
AND ARE MARKED so LOW THAT YOU ARE
SURE TO BUY II SAVING OF TWENTY FIVE
PR CENT IS ANY OBJECT TO YOU
MEMS SUITS
2iE&'S O.EECOATS.
YOUTHS SUITS
YOUTHS OvEgCOATs
BOYS SUITS
BOYS ovERCoAIs.
ChILDRENS SUITS.
CHILDEES's oyERCoATs
LIVERY OUTFITS
BLACK CLOTH SUITS
ARE AL BEING OFFERED IN OUR REMOVAL
SALE !.T a PRICE THAT WILL SELL THEM.
A SAKs CO.,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS
JAZZ SIC AND 31S SEVENTH STREET
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Woonw.pn & Torupop

w OODWAED az 1IOTHROP
Beg leave to call attention to their
FIFTH ANNUAL SPECIAL SALE OE WHITE GOODS
AND EMBROIDERIES.
From inquiries anticipate earlier de-
mand than is usual for WHITE GOODS. and have been
led to magnificent line and make special sale
Of them in connection with our tmbroideries
WHITE GOODS.
India Linens Persian Lawns Sheer French Nainsooks,
Real Swiss aiusiins. Medium Weight NafnsOoks, Eng
lish Nainsooks. Plaid Nainsooks French Muslins.
Figured Muls, Soft Finish Cambrics, Masalia &c. &c.
EMBROi DERIES.
Cambria Aoyer Embroidery Edgines and Insertings
to match. J4conet All-over neutrality-suspicious. and
InserfinRs to mat;h. Nsinsook A-ove- Embroideries
Edg.ngs and lnserfigs to match Turkey Red Al-over
Embroid ries-Edgings and Insertings to match Cam
brio Edgings Embroidered III Cardinal and Navy Blue.
at relatively lower prices than have prevailed for the last
five years. For detailed lis. advertisement in
Mondays Star.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY,
921 Pennsylvania avenue. 912 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

The first OF January, 1Ss5, when the wires were
70 come down IN Philadelphia mas come and conc
and the wires are stiIi swinging ever peoples heads
The companies explain that they can't di.- IN frosty
weather but II they DOM show sssae respect 10
The law, the authorities ought 70 make Il warn, for
them just now the the Impudent poles are SAVING
"It'sa cold day when were LETT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02
Editor.
T.e Doablc-si,ces r,o-...orro,..

Advertisers VIII confer q favor 10y sending ii their
advertisements for to-noTrOw-s eight page paper
at as early an hour practicable u order 10 in
sure Insertion AID classification
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

For Two months row the Treasury balance sheet
mas turned The wrong way, giving as q chance 10
synpathise wiJI those nations which fad their
debt growing at every statement instead M lessen
Ing. There nave been special causes for the ep.
sode, 70 be sure, and we are promised that the
treasury wont do % any more. This is very well
but the temporary stoppagc OF reduction Is A bpt
OF what might become chronic trouble If we went
too nerceiy into revenue reduction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

Gen. Gordon sends word through the Nabdrs
lines that he was All night up to December 14fb
anu 10 no Immediate necessity OF assistance II s,
fortunate that ne IS able 20 take care OF himself
tae reilef expedition Is making very slow and
doubtful progress 40 the Nile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02
SEWING MACHINES. &c.

HoLIpaY PRESENTS
The LATEST. BEST AND ONLY PERFECT SEW
ING MACHINE
THE LIGHT RUNNING NEW HOME
Acknowledged to be the highest achievement of teso
mechanical skill In the country
complete new Sc OF attachments performing IN On.
tire new and wide work
Call or send tor circular and SAMPLES Of work at
OPPESHEIAERs.
r9S 9th street n W. ST Cloud Building
All kinds Of Sewing Machines for rent. Repairing
Sewing Machines Of all kinds Ladies' adjustable forms
for fitting and draping dresses 81
VOU CAN BUY THE LIGHT RUNNING NEW
LEADER" and all other fiIst-cass Sewing Machinss
al the lowest price aid easy terms from
WIN. STIL BE ING
11l1 Pennsylvania avenue. Art Gallery
No canvassers. Machines rented
Best facilities for repairing all makes do I'm
rlNHE GREAT HOUSEHOLD" WITH OUR NEW
IL set OF Attachments. in Nelvef-bned Box makes
the finest outfit for fsmily sewing yet offered Also
lie silent W lite. New Home Domestic. Everything
MchENNEe' =. AZ 9Th street northwest SEA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

THE si5 ONES ARE NOW sl0.
THE sls ONES ARE NOW SI3.
TdL $40 ONES ARE NOW sI5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

washington IS soon 20 nave d very distinguished
VISITOR, ahd one, re dare preJ.st WHO VII be the
recipient Of much polite attention. namely. Col.
Ianiel = Lamont Governor C!evelanI's private
secretaTy- IL is supposed that co.. Lamont 5v.fl
have good deal OF influence with sue aext admin
lstration. out they say that the Colonel has the
sharpess eye for an offce-serter Of any rogo n mo
country, and that those who tninl they are the
most ''solid' with him find cut when The p.Dch
comes that they made a InlscalcnIalian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

~ CIIIDREN'S SUITS VIZ ARE OFFERING
LOTS OF 3 ONES AT s.: LOTS OF SO AND 80
o,;ES NJ Sc. AND ALI. TIE FINER GRADES Re-
DUcgD ~ ABOUT THE SAME PROPORTION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

In an alleged Interview with editor Mcclure after
his visit to irssideat-eeCt Cl--eiaad Nh Mcclure
was made 20 say that he had couGsaiad Governor
Cieyela n not to appoint senator Garland 10 the
Attorney telPralshlr IS II would not be i1diciOus
In his opinion. 70 have the laws interpreted by a
southern MAJ VT. Mcclure now ia his paper dis
tinctly repudictes any such expression and declares
that Mr. Garlands appointment would be emf
nerriy jIficious- Mr. Mcclure very pertinentiy
says that In this matter republicans have set pa
triotican. sensible precedent by having two con-
federate soldier In the cabinet and that the demo-
Gratis can safely follow this example
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

Senator Fair comes TO the rescue OF Nevada, il
might almost be said from an instinct OF se!fpre-
servatior. as II is popularity supposed that he is
about all there Is left of the state He SAYS that
af2irsare not as desperate there as represented.
He admits duh times. bur that. ne adds, IS CON-
mon complaint, afIiicting foreign nations even
more than the most unUcky districts Of the United
States The senator, who has recently returned
from trip abroad. SAYS that "this country in It's
most depressed periods IS far brighter and better
than Europe" "A honest Yankee Doodle sentiment
which we commend 10 our anglo-1ianiaeal dudes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

IL is gratifying to b. able 10 record The entire
success u the IloY elen: TO Relieve cen Grant OF
his financial embarrassment. Ev IN ay--a-oant
between the Interested parties. me property now
covered oy The vanderbilt Judgment /, 20 he he'd
ID trust IN manner - avoid seizure and Nj van
derGi:ts claims are 70 be satisfied By o1rant 10
him OF SI10.CG0, when has becH subscribed by a
fe" OF Gen Grants personal fra=,ls 5Ir Wander
Dht throwing OF The reIaalaia. s.1g.0 OF the Gebt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

rSoR SALES SIX ROOM PRICK HOUSES. NEW
VIII rent for $40 each. $4,000 piece easy terms
Also. Dom frame in th northwes lGsh street
Tor 9go 2press brick houses. rooms, gas, water
and bath, northeast for q COO ting for $40 rice
l0rcom house. all modern improvements. northwest
renting for $40 month"; - 3D0 llroom 4-story brick
northeast 90. zoo cash. For excharse. house nd Lot
In Indianapolis. Indiana FOR house in Washington.
small hotel 20 rooms viii exchange for count proper
": hotel subject TO $40 900 incunhrance.
5a2-St mo r. MAoGAMAN. 500 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

Signs are not wanting that the new year viii
repeat the boom that followed the depression OF
1878, year similar in many features 20 1884
There 5 an enormous amount OF Id.P capital seek
ing investment, larger, perhaps, than ever before
IN the history Cf The country. and the numerous
failures 81 est year have Weaiod out the weak ana
oishonesJ securities Ieavng better spirit OF con-
ndence in those which have proved their ability to
weather the syO-Tn Peal estate values Keep 7ID TO
the mark with fiTfnness that shows shat good Sc
curftes are not going begging, and there is evil
oence that general business Is Improving Reports
from the manufacturing cente-s of New England
are encouraging. and the recent rise IN grain indI-
Gates more healtful state OF that trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

paragraph for bachelors ana these concerned IN
Their welfare Il appears from statistics that I'M
nlarref men are FAR more art TO lie n cholera
than the married BY the Official report made on
the recen epidemic in Paris. It Is shown that q3f
bachelors fell victims To the disease aud only .0a
married men. As the cholera i Cue here next
spring, the moral Is too Pain 10 require comment
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vide themselves with the prescribed
equipments; after which the traces of
every carriage harnessed In the forbid
den fashion were cut; for time the
streets were Uttered with disabled vehi-
cles. Thereafter silence reigned; the
crack of the whip and the voice of the
coachman we're unheard till the new
caparisons were ready. Another ukase
swept the streets of the aTistocracy and
fashion of Russia; it was that which re-
vived prostration. AS the Imperial
carriage passed, the pedestrian had to
plump down on his knees, and the
equestrian and charioteer to alight and
do similar homage, amid the snow and
slush and mud, and the vengeance of
an autocrat overlook the traitor who
neglected his duty. When the Car
held a Drawing-room, the subject who
did not imprint resonant kiss on the
Imperial hand, or whose knee alighted
gingerly on the floor, was taught by a
cuff that sounds that reverberated
through the hall were needed to certify
to the genuineness of the OSCILLATION and
genuflection.
Paul's horses were admonished and
chastised if they forgot the respect due
to their owner. Once he convened an
extempore court of justice ON the streets
to try horse which had just stumbled
with him; the brute-the ridden one
was sentenced to receive fifty lashes.
and after the castigation it was rebuked
by the riding one: That, sir, Is for
having stumbled with the Emperor. "
While flourishing his cane in ONE of his
uncomfortable fits of anger, he acci-
dentally struck the branch of lustre
and broke it. Indignant at the lustre
interposing itself as an obstacle in his
way, he attacked it in right earnest and
beat it to powder. His reply to Gen.
eral Dumourez is worth reproducing.
The General having absented himself
from court one day, Paul asked him il
he had been unwell. "No, sire; but one
of the most important persons of your
court having asked me to dinner, could
not refuse him.
Sir" replied the Gar, ~ would
have you know that there is no person
of Importance here except me and the
person ! am speaking to, and he only SO
long as 1 am speaking to him. ."-Har-
peT's BGzdr.
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Making o Railroad.

When the war closed, one of the Geor-
gia railroads hadn't depot or freight
house ON its line, and its rolling stock
consisted of two old locomotives and
four fat cars. These couldn't roll until
new ties and rails were laid, and the
outlook was dubious enough. However,
the President called meeting of the
board to see what could be done. When
he had stated the condition of the track
and equipment, he added that the COM
pany hadn't dollar in cash, and no
collateral to borrow money on. He
then asked what should be done.
II move we declare dividend of ten
per cent" boldly replied one of the
directors.
1t was thunderclap which knocked
'em all down; but he followed it up BY
offering to loan the company $32, 900 to
make the dividend. and dividend was
decided on. The stock at once leaped
from thirty-four to ninety cents, and in
year it was held at 108 and paying div.
idends on that.-W1u Street Nesos,
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Savings Banks.

AS fast as five dollars accumulate
for which you have no immediate use,
put the amount into the Savings-bank.
If an unexpected necessity for money
arises. make every possible effort to
anything out of the bank. Keep your
self poor by the promptitude of your
deposits of what you get in a Savings
bank.
1t is true the interest on five dollars
at five per cent. is only a quarter of q
dollar a year. But the interest on ten
deposits of five dollars each is two doll
lars and fifty cents; and the interest on
a hundred deposits of five dollars is
twenty-five dollars.
As for the Savings-banks select the
oldest and best when the oldest is con-
fessedly the best. Do>not leopard your
money by depositing it in bank which
undertakes to pay more than the oldest
and safest of banks.
That you NAV, without the trouble of
calculating, form some idea of how
money will accumulate in Savings
bank, let me state that 81, 900 (Which is
taken for convenience) at five per cent
will, ia ten years, amount to 81 ,628. 80;
in twenty years, to 80, ,653.29; in thirty
years. to $4,321.94; and even at four per
cent. 81, 900 will, in twenty years, dou-
BILE itself and $19l.1 IL more.
But after you have reached thou
sand dollars, which may take you some
years and some months, according to
your station, new opportunity comes
to you.
You can loan upon bond or mortgage
at five or six, or, in some of the States.
at seven per cent, under circumstances
which will secure you as absolutely as
any bank, or as certainly as anything in
this world can.
When the security is ample, the title
perfect, the documents properly drawn,
let the young man proceed again to de-
posit the interest, as promptly as it is
paid to him, in the Savings-bank.
In process of time he will accumulate
similar sum, which, IL he have an ex-
cellent opportunity, he may consolidate
with the first amount. and take larger
mortgage, or, if he prefer, may take a
small mortgage again upon similar
property.
knew book-keeper in Philadelphia,
who lived well, never had salary OF
more than two thousand five hundred
dollars per annum, married when he
was thirty-three, never went into busi-
ness for himself, and by the time he was
ffty-fve years of age was worth more
than fifty thousand dollars. the accumu-
lations of interest and savings.
It is necessary for me to say that
without csre-great and painstaking
care-money may be loaned where
there is o defective title, hidden mort
cages, unp.- we property, dispro-
portionate secur ty. and where the in
terest will not be promptly paid.
1t would be well to leave the money
In the Savings-bank until what the busi.
ness man calls '.gilt-edged" opportu'
nifty to invest the funds appears
~ y Christian Advocate
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cratic Ideas and Policy in the affairs Of
Government. Society and Industry.
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