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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30
Marssag. u e 9. Bsaal..t.

The following account Of the marriage
Of Il. 9. Bondinoi, formerly we'll know 10
Manchester people whore be attended the
Seminary - ''Corniel' Bondinct. we copy
from this Washington Rspabiiom OF April
27ih.
'.when the announcement was first made
yesterday tI7th) that Col. r c. i,ondinos
the we'll known half breed Cherokee, Who
spends much OF bis time here ~ the repre-.
sentative Of his nation Ia matters connect.
ID With the Indian territory. vas about TO
psrpetate mssrimony both surprise and
doubt Was expressed. He had been 20
many years bachelor. and became 10
strongly welded to single life, that his
friends and others who knew him we're
slov 10 believe ihss he had decided 10
abandon Il and become benedict De-
iermined 10 hni out how much fact the
rnmor contained 7'ae Ksys9sls~m proceeded
70 invsstigats. and was not long ia Ascer.
isising that ere snothsr sun should rise.
tryfn9 any uishsp. tbs coloafi sonla be
. married mao. II Vas fonEd that the
LADY Of bis choice ~ss Miss cIsrs q.
Mi1ear. daughter Of Ashby r and Mrs. l..
y. Nisear. formssiy 81 California. bat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

vho nov reside Il r. Nsdiron place. 10
this city. The wedding tcck place last
sight. "a US vssy prisate. oniy lev
istimsis iri<nds cf The faaily ani shs
groom being prcsenL In consequences "a
The enicrcsd At~<ncs Of Mr.. Minear 10
California. attending 70 bis mining inter.
esi and tho Inability 81 the brother 10
bs rresspi, The mother concluded TO have
only iss friends stssnd Fine flowers
and planis had been placed 10 the rarlor.
dIiiag the room With their frasranee. Al
. O'Clock the bridal couple came into the
room, vhsro Rev. DR.. Sunderland waited
to perform the ceremony. Tho groom
has . compact stAlvsrt figure; bis com
plexion about that d Spanisrd; bis eyes
black as night; features strong aud ex.
pressive. and bis hair coal black without
q curl aud reaching TO his shoulders His
heavy musische and imperisl hide the
mouth. aud II there VA anv nervous
twitching II could mot be noticed. The
bride 10 only p years Of age. rather slen-
der 10 build. aud 81 medium height She
was atiircd 10 cinnamon brown dress Of
wool. With silk trimmings and bat 70
match. Az the Close Of the ceremony
congratulations we're showered spon them
and later they left for 81 Louis. From
there they will 60 TO Fayetteville. Ark.
snd then 10 Fort Smith near which the
groom owDs rancho. He is lawyer by
profession and has considerable business
TO attend to ia Arksnsas. II has not yet
been decided where they viii reside. but
as Mira. Minear il very much attached TO
her daughter IL IL certain that the newly
married pair will spend their winters in
this city. il it does not become their per-
manent home
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

syArE o. ysxxoxr, District Of Manchester. a.
In Probate Court held Al Manchester within
and for sAsd District. on the isth dsy u
April, A. n. 1855
An instrument purporiing 10 be the last viii
and testament u Joseph r. Loug, late Of reru
IN said distriet. deceased. was presented foF
Probate.
whereupun sessicn OF said Court, 10 be held
II the Probate ofice In Manchester, in sxid Dis
trict. on Tho iGlh day II Nay, A. n. lsks.
was appointed fer the Probate " ssid Instru-
nent. and for sii p~rsens concerned 10 appear
and contest the same, II cA1se there be for %
b. given BY the publication hereof 10 the Man
chester J0uRxAL, Newspaper printed Vt said
Manchester three weeks successfully previous
70 tho tiulo 20 appointed.
t0sw L0vELAND MuNsON. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

Some Of the Democrats are beginning
10 throw silliol at their late independent
helpers. This Is what the Buffalo Courier,
Cleyeiands home organ. said in recent
issue.
I'VE regret 10 see that our esteemed
independent contemporaries have LOST lem
per over certain recent Federal appoint
ments in New Eaglana. They should not
be 10 skittisb, ss we remarked on former
occasion. 1t is nov time for them TO stand
without biichina. like the rest OF us.
Really IL The Independents feel 80 bad at
seeing an old fashioned Democrat appoint
ed TO eiiire, they should have voted for
Blaine
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30
REMINGTON COUNTY COURT.
ANsoN BUCK.
Us !
~ T. CT.AbE

ANSoN BUCK,
Us
G. +. CLARK.
Whereas Arson Buck, Of Arlington. 10 the
County OF bennington and State OF Vermont, has
brought action against q. +. Clark, Of Arlington
In said County to the December Term Of said
County Court A. D., 1874, IL which said court
said action IL now pending, claiming eight hun.
dred dollars damages, which said action il upon
promissory note signed by ssid Clark and p.
N. Clark, dated November, 30lh, 1877. for the
sum OF 1--we hundred dollars payable to tho or.
der OF the plaintiff one day after date thereof,
with use, and containing also the common
counts In Assumpsit.
And II appearing that the said defendant, @.
n. Clark, resides and Is vii bout this State so
that summons cannot be served upon him.
Iii therefore, ordered that said defendant be
required TO appear on the first day Of the next
stated term OF said COURT to be held 1t Mahches.
ter, within and for tho said County OF Denning-
ton on the first Tuesday OF June A. D 7, 1886, aud
that the said plaintiff shall cAusethis order 10 be
published in the Manchester JOURNAL, public
newspaper printed at Manchester In said County
three weeks successively, the last OF which pub
locations shall be at least twenty days previous
10 the commencement OF the Aforesaid term OF
said Court, which shall be deemed sufficient
notice to the said @. r. Clark to appear and de.
fend said action.
Dated At Bennington this 10th day Of April
A. d., 1885.
JOHN v. HALL, Clerk.
J. K. BATcnELpER, Atty for Plaintiff. lsSw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30
THURSDAY. April. 10. isss-

The csp~ssss sssops In Msniicsss hsvs
Ma a. euoouns&s vlih ih~ rebels ssd
came % ssoesa bssl Tt~ss sss soDe
,es. 90 both ssdes aad the action vS net
l~cssi.e. The hail brecds srd isdisns
srs veil equipped and are good Aghs<r
ssa their sui,;sssisn 10 no holiday past
ftuS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

Tie Prizes srd rrsaess 81 Wales hare
retained from their visit 70 Ireland Their
psssspcs esnssa disturbances In several
pisces bss they ssre. ~ general thing
sslI rsc<aved. Aad IN sons Icesl'siss sish
sGttaslsssa. Tbs Isish do not love Esslish
reysisy bas they arr 700 hospiishis, - :
isls. ~ 1slsrass guests whoever they may
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

A "a imprsssion seems 10 prevail that
sry person IL privileged 10 enter tho com
y.ess,,vs sTsniaasio1 thai 10 10 govern The
spvo,nsmsss Il possofice inspectors, Post
master General yiiss. has issued . circu-
ls sisiiag that application blanks fos this
rnrpos< viii not be furnished indiscrimi-
nsisly. 1 nj oply 10 persons Who have been
fsvorsbly recommended 10 The depart.
pspt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

0sa. Grant has Suffered no relspss sod
cos.las<s 10 improve slowly. Monday
~as bis birthday and celebrations Of The
~vesl sers held 10 msny places, and con
grsiulsiions ssrs received from al orer
tho rouuiry. not lev Of them from The
south. He II - much Of IN enigma 70
bis physicians - b. wss 70 The ccuniry
dnnng the var. He came out Of the war
I'll right and il i hoped that be will con-
quor The disease which the doctors pre-
dieied would kill him some time ego.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

Affairs on the Islhmus are in mixed
condition. The rebels had gained pos
session Of Panama when il vas taken by
the U. 3. forces and afterwards given up
TO the rebels sgsin after they bad promised
no. 10 interfere with The running Of the
railroad. The position Of our govern
men. seems to be that il will protect the
railroad but will not interfere TO protec,
The property and rights Of American citi-
asns residing there. They must take their
chances.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

IrwAlr or FnArpS. Be sure you fcl
ths genuine Dr Thomas Ecleeiria oil
II cares colds Group, asthma deafness
aud rhcumAiism.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30
J. wooDwARD,s-..-.,FIl..,.

ItIt
4TArk ~ yFssosY, District a nss~H>~
Ia Probate Court held u MsaskS11ss' viiis:
and fcf .sid Disirict On The Istk ~ a. zss,i
4. ID. 1855. ~"
4 dn;y authenticated copy Of ~ iii ~ A.
gheus :. Woodland lsts Of Poplsr 0scvs i. ~
Comfy q Boone aud State u flilnoIs. &C., ~.
snd 81 ne Frobsts aud sitowssc4 q cssoS n ~
County Court Tor said county silll.s 4. r,sxss"
go pfese.isd " Chssiss X. Iullsr ssl AIvsh n.
Mcods.f1' NE ptrsohs therein ssas6 = ssss.
ussfs, ies tue ailossnse " aaid Ire1su1sS1 n
The stats - ihs Ass VIII sad 1ssta I1s1 n a.
~ Gseesssd.
whtssuron : ssssics q ssid cssyt. 10 - bsl1
y ~ fTonsts Of1c4 IL Nssshsstss. r. ss1
District, % tbs "a dsy VI 0sy, Z. p't.S. ~
s2pninssd iss TIE allowance ~ ssid Issl1s.
mshs, $40 ~ ~ pssscns eoscsrss1 "a sppxss
80 tsniesf ths same, II csess there " ~ ~
ic'ng; and patitc Dcties thereof ~ es1sse1 -
~ yves ~ The pntii<sibcs beseol y ths Mss
.Isssts soussAL, nsssrscss pgiptsl q 80
y 1s W. .hsss sssss successfully Dssvisss
'sss t6SSizHp uUssos. ys4ss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

Don't fcsgst thai one round Of Wears
conditioa Powders 10 vossh Gre 81 any
other kiad. Warranted V rid hcre 81
vormA Sold il Factory Point BY G. ],
Wait
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

Two or three leaaing Democrat. in
Minnesoia recently called nae, sipg Of
their saielll,es vhlsa aiop,ea ibu follow.
lng resolution:
Kesdrci, That the Hon. r II Kniley,
lnsmbsg u The National bansoci4iia Com
missce. and Hon. NJ DoFan chairman 81
tho State Central Committee. W. apd are
hereby authorized TO act fot the Dfmocra
az of Minnescta III ipdoring aud trans
hitting 10 Washington applications Tor
appointments 10 Federal Positions and
that We request the President anil heads
Of departments to recognize no Other i'm
dorsement from this state.
That xas very neat aud expeditions
way Of doing il. but the member Of the
Democratic National Committee and the
chairman OF the State Committee 10 this
State eau give them points and discount
the Minnesota fellows They did not
even go through With the formaliiy Of
calling a meeting. They claim t. carry
The State 10 their vest pockets. aoi those
Who do not happen 10 he in tie ring assert
that they have kept the party small ~ the
State for this very purpose How II i
Brother Davenport
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

Flies. reaches. ants. holdings, rats.
mice, eophers. chipmunks. cleared out by
Rough on Rats" i5c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

The Sovereign" State Of Virginia is in
bad way financially. II was MAhone's
idea to scale down the state debt. but to
pay . portion OF H. This was bad enough
hut the boarboDs did still worse. They
adopted the scaling proposed by Malone,
bus would make no provision for paying
any Of the debt OF interest and passed .
Law that the interest coupons should not
be accepted 10 payment Of taxes, The
U. T. Supreme Court has decided that
this Law 10 unconstitutional, and II the
state Il compelled 10 accept those coupons
there arc enough TO pay the tax several
times over leaving no money for state ex-
pensea. Virginia readjustsrs arc bad
enough but the bourbon Ia "heap sight"
WoFse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

Gladstone has At last walked up. His
speech in the House Of Commons for .
vote Of credi. for s55. 000, 900 TO prepare
for var against Russia showed that he
does not propose 10 be caught mapping
and while be did not entirely preclude the
hope for a peaceful adjustment OF the
difficulty yet the tone Of his speech WAS
such ~ TO show that be has very little
hops for peace Russia, too. 10 preparing,
and expects 10 have 300. 200 men ready in
40 days. There is every prospect Of war,
the duration and results Of which no man
can predict
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

The lake u Darlington rose nearly four
inches Friday -ths most ever known 10
one day --snd Is nov AK feet and two To-
ches above Iou waisr mark.
BssAre o. Inisatioas pretended cures
and specifics. aud spurious prsssrssioss.
Take only Hunts Kidnsy snd LAYER
Rsmsdy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

The dsgss accuses us of . misrcpresenta.
ton In ssylns that Misistsr Phelps never
msds bat one speech Tor the Democracy
IN his life, snd says that be made speeches
10 svers csmpsigu except In is72 We
have been close reader Of the papers al
these years aud The only political speech
~c have ever seen reported was the one
"a referred 70. and " partly relied on the
Nee York N'orid for the statement The
Ivostd u good Democratic paper and
ought 10 tell the truth, The Argus also
liiss II hands In holy horror because se
used disrespectful language 10 calling the
Hoa. Brsdisy B. Snsilsy Brad. This
Ia the rams be has always gone By through
the Iesgsh and breadth Of the state. but
ssnce be hes become tho dispenser Of pat.
rcssge 70 the hungry cad thirsty 10 Yer
0cat " supPos< people ought 70 h. more
ciscamspeet 10 sp<sking q him. II viii
make no dsfi<ssase 10 our case. cur goose
vas cooked" long ago. bat 10 merely
m.ks shss remark - hint 10 Others.
Perhaps Doable u. Smsllsy vosld suii
brother Atkins beslss since BE- spppcses
bis freed % ~ heAsiiy loaded. bringing
dosa ssm@ every tinA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30
A UcTI0N SALE.
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The fubscfiber viii sell at public auction on
THURSDAY, MAY Tn. 1886.

his farm pleasantly located in the town Of
LONDONDERRY. VT.
consisting Of IA scrss Of woodland pasture aud
tillagc. in good state OF cultivation. milos
from the viilags Of Londonderry and s miiss
from Depot. on stsge road from Londonderry to
MAncb ester, the farm will keep 10 covs and team
In summer aud 20 head in winter, aud 10 very
easily carried on. good sugar lot Of 800 trces
and apple orchard, : good house nearly new
with barn sheds and horse barn, handy aud con.
venient. Also yoke OF oxen, 4 years old.
COWS, / colt, four years old, sound and good
worker lot Of farming tools and other articles
not here mentioned.
ISRAEL LAMPSON. 6
Londonderry, W., April 22d. 1885. 492w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

Notwithstanding the almost certainty Of
war 10 Europe aud Notwithstanding 4
Democratic administration has been In
power nearly two months business does
not boom worth q cent. There never vas
90 much money lying idle 10 money ceniers
- there il Al The present time. The New
York banks bold over Atty millions in sd.
dision 10 the reserve required BY Law, and
this il not called into use. apparent
" Tor no other reason than lack Of conf
dence In the future. People do no. ordi1
nsrIy lei their money lie iJe when they
can make anything BY using II, bat the
psostect j. 40 dali thai even exciting ~sr
ne~a falls Hat II sar actually occurs
aud there il = large foreign demand Tor
cur products il cannot bat help to start
business assin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30
TO INVESTORS.
We oheT tbIs month, Eu5Ject 70 pfeVious sac,
$50. 900 in Mortgages on Improved Farms,
Bearing Six and SEVEN per cent. Inter.
eat. pavabla Semi. Annually.


est, Payable Semi.Annually,
At our Office or any other place the investor may
by fund OF over $500. 900, and the security IL
always from Three 10 Five Times the amount OF
the investment, making these securities abso.
lutely safe. The farms are not located Ia the
one-crop states, but lie in the fertile corn, cattle
and hog regions Of Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas.
lars in these mortgages, and none OF our Gus.
toners have ever lost q single ceut Of interest or
principal
We refer TO any bank in Rutland. and will ex-
plain fully 10 all enquirors our method OF doing
business. We will send on request list OF tho
forwsrd the full application Of the borrower and
the examiners report upon the value Of any loan
selected.
s. M. DORIS SONS.
Rutland, VT. April 22d, 1885. 4sn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

psArs inyolsed. Tbs question 70 b. DE-
ciaea v~ shssbss IAwios. has'as rs-
nuvsd - pardsa ~ ams~ty n ls67,
- eligible 10 80 ei~il ofSss. rosvith-
ssssdiae shs third ssrtiea 81 Tho fo1r-
i~essh sn~sdnsat u thf constitution
TIE attorney essesAl - 81 The orinisr
thai LA~ton ~ mol sfteted by tbs smend-
nsni. lxcauM II The Time be wss ordaired
The cflences ca which DISABILITY imposed
10 hssed ccnla rot BE- lmpuied 10 him.
IAufoa has beer requested 20 ocniinue
preparing 10 assume The Office 70
which be sas sppoistsd. bat persists
in aerling 10 have bis name further con
adhered. The President has written o
letter TO Lswten. saying be regretted that
IAsicn refused 10 accept.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

Al sasasslAaa April nth. Grace A. Villa ne.
AGED " yssFs and meaths.
Al vsesssy ress,. Assls VA. Aicsss~ tslssses.
AGED Al Years
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30
CIR aufbfsifu9 snrnal

DIX srMoxDs. EDrsos Asp rsosnrroH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

Al NsssAe.ssr. April sssA. ga to M ssa
Mrs.. q " nel
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10
ia .yscsnori,,lll.

THoNAsJ ] hLEIUuER, son of John s.
end arma I.lctcIor was born in in SiarIbo.
70 county y. e.. July 18TH 1860, and
died Aiarch J 3th 1856.
lirarca amid thn genial and fostering
'iniilgncc of q iions home he was early in
lltl thc subject ol religious Impressions
tr' shl nos experience the blessing Of
( ~ Two y0,iiS aGo III &
, 4.tiuA ar Pine Grove Chucb,
.aAd tiencciortli Ao 90 avu.GL TO b8
ltNblu! 10 his church, avs anu obliga
titpS. W was & scusi.'o, prudent, IN
auSttl1US y~aI'p in@n aid enjoyed the
cstueNa aud confidence his brethren aid
HcnlipGnaSs Of his
@ ,lSiratou III the ops
rghtnns$ of his He, and enabled him,
when sickness aDC affection came, to tos-
tiiy > the carness and prccousness OF
his SAVIOR. His last illness was of short
duration; but, though the summons came
unexpectedly, he fall 10 fear, and express
ed llSfsadineSs to depart. The day be-,
fore his death he was most graciousy
blessed n his spiritual experience, and
rojoiccd IN the ioyo Of God and prospect
OF heaven.
Ills devoted wiIo, who nursed him SO
tcndoyly during his last sickness, and
whose pious compaulonship was so help,
tl 70 him 10 Tic christian life, has. in
hce deor sorrow, t!o precious consolation
tbtt nc has entered into "tho rest that
renlaineth 70 the pyople of God" Ere
10 ng We shail roiDin our loved ones in that
blessed land whore sickness and sorrow
partiDs and death arc unknown.
"By and by Well 60 nad moot thom,
On that napry shore we'll greet thom,
AN! our jpye, ]. viii complete them,
70 meet 10 part no moro."
l'Hos. j, CLYDE.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10

Rev. Samuel p. Jones, the great
Methodist rcvivalist, is thus described
in the Atlanta Constitution:
"Mr. Jones, according to our au-
thority, is about thirty seven years of
age. lie is small, slender, sallow-
faced man, with black hair<and eyes
and a black moustachc, decidedly un-
clerical looking, but apparently full
Of snap and energy. His earnest and
personal magnetism imprcsscs all who
como in contact with him. Much that
has been said Of his early follics is I'M
true. IIc never gamblcd. lie ncvcr
kept u saloon. Hc was simply a noisy
froiicsomc young fellow, too fond of
liquor for his own good"
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10
OUR CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METToDIsT-Rey. j. L. Stokes Pastor
Sunday School 1 p. III. Preaching at 1890
Q. m, and $50 p, III. Praycr-mccting on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
BAPTIST Rev. II. N. Pratt Pastor
Preaching at II n. III. and p. III. Sunday
School every Sunday morning at 0.30.
praycr-mccting Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
pastor. Preaching ut 10:30 a. IN. and 4.80
y. IN. Sunday School at 0.30 A. ~. Pray
cr-lneeting on Tucsday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10
MEItW MENTION.

q . . . Il .s ) D .
+. Gardeners try "MoCalls Perfection"
=. Bargains in Dress Goods and oil kind
OF Ladies Goods, at tho Ladies' Emporium.
10 lbs. Standard Sugar for 81 at Hodges
All eolors and shades of heavy silk
fringes at IS cents, worth IS, at L Strauss
1es" Gents fine Rolled Gold vest chains
and scarf pins, at Caroll's Jewelry Store. 3
Mr.. McNIurray is selling a good
stove at $14, with all the cxtras-and
if you live in town will tako it homo
for you and put it up. Call and see
him.
Dely" An elegant assortment Of Ladies'
and Children Hats and Bonnots ut tho La
dies Emporium, now briok store.
e. Take II look at our All Wool and
Brussels Garnet, md save Is cts per yard
by y,buying at Il. Strauss
-. Use lime froely--it is cheap, and G,
$. Mccall has plenty of tho host Rock
Lime.
BsW' Ladies' Silver Bangle Bracelets
just received at Carroll g. Co.
HARLEY Mcleod has moved his
Blacksmith Shop to West Bcnncttsvillo
where he will be glad to see all his old
customers an ! many new ones.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10
BERatnsyILlf CIRCUIT APPOINTMENTS FOR 1885

REV. TIi0S. J. CLYDE.
lst Sunday.
Pine Grove, at II am; Smyrna at 81 p IN
2d Sunday.
Boykin at II m; Pho Grove at 81 p III
81 Sunday.
BoLhoi ut II a N; Antioch at 81 pm
4th Sunday
Beauty Spot at II q III; Ebcnczcr at 81 D III
REV. F. q. PRICE.
la Sunday
Bethel OF II a m; Antioch 81 pm
2nd Sunday
Beauty Spot at II am; Ebcnczor 81 pm
3d Sunday i
Pine Grove ut II am Smyrna 81 pm.
All Sunday
Eoykin ut | | a IN !; Pine Grove 81 y IN.
Clio Circuit, Appointments for 1885.
REV. 4. NJ, BoYD, p. G.
lst Sunday. Clio, / A. NJ, Hebron 30 p. m.
I'd Sunday Parnassus II n. NJ, Zion 81 y. III
Sd Sunday, Hebron ! n. m, Clio, 81 p. III.
Ath Sunday Dcthohcm l M, Parnassus 34pm
REV. ". X. BREEDEN's APPOINTMENTS.
First Sunday.
Tabernacle, II a. Ill Halls School House,
d. p. m.
Second Sunday
Bethel, / a. III. Shiloh, 3p. m,
Third Sunday
Zion, II M; Ebenczcr, 8 p. III.
Fourth Sunday.
Smyrna, 1880 am. Shady Grove, $40
Rev, James T.. Gricr, North Marlboro
c'rcn'i NIL meacf al ShiloN a',Ia ,n.
nniha liIst SUNDAY aud IS b M, oH nix
Binii Gnu0aY.
tsA SCI. RoswHl, q. UpiiAH d tbe
ap6hoi32aa aEcH Of yie D&Mo,iiic IS tie
oily oi iCharnatob,
...,.. . + f.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10

Bold Ben Butler sefuses to re-
ceivc the keys Of his house. lie
says the Government rented it ter
q year at five hundred dollars per
month, and that the Government
must pay the money. 1t remains
to be seen now which is the 'bigs
gest" man-Ben Butler or Uncle
Sam. Wa ashington Gazette.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10
PERSONAL,

PERSONAL.
Judge hudson and Solicitor Newton arc
holding Court ut Darlington.
Mr.. w. N. Everett, representing tho firm
Of Fycrotr Bros g. Gibson, Of Norfolk, Va.
has been spending fow days in our town,
tho guest of his uncle, NJ. J. i. Everett.
James p. Campbell, who hos been going
to School at Bingham, has returned home.
Ho has accepted an offer horo mud will
"tako hold" in August.
Knox Livingston, Esq, counsel for Mr..
Charles L. Emanuel, loft for lancaster on
Saturday to represent Mr.. Emanuel in
Court there this week. Judge /. D. With
crspoon will preside.