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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK

NEW lOAh-
NEW YOHx. September 2S-cotton nrm; sales,
ais bsles; uplands, ~ 7-iec.; orleans, 10 ai6c.
southern -four arm. Wheat uine higher;
No p rel, si.t0A: September, SL0iS; October,
Al. oi : AL 025,. Corn shade higher; No. :,
s94 AJDiSc.: September, $3.50 Oats 8 shade
Brmer; september. axe; October, Ska.3Ae.
Hons ,quieL Cefice--september. Sla1sfi275.
October. sl2 s5aslas 20: spot kio nrmer; fair car
goes. si5syi5. fak. sugar nominal; renoei M
changed aud quiet. holAsses nominal Rice
firm. Coaon-seed oil irm aud quiet Resin
quiet avd steady. TurpontiEe steady. Hides
nrm. Wool suoUg PORK nrner; mess, fl6z
flGs5 hiddles unchanged. Lard higher and
dull: western steam. sio.eo; city, 1000: Sep
tem6or, ti0.s5 bid: October, ti0si Did. FIoights
timer.
BALTIMORE
BALriaogg. No. September e--Cotton dull
aud nominal. middling. iokalo%c. Flour setise
aud stronger. Whest--soasnern rrm and higher !;
Fultz, si.osasi.07: Longperry, Si.o4ats.0g: west
ern irregular and higher, closing weak; No. .
winter red. spot 81 ss>c.; septeIn Der. 81 asSc. ;
October. es}lc., November, tiegLV4; Decent
Der. 81 0lkasLQi.. corn-soa.lern dun; white.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
NORFOLK PEANUT mARKgr.
IheporIei i0r Ihs DIspa ~

iksDortei for ths Dispa rh.l
SEPTEMBER S3.--Sarkst quiet sslc~ reported
LIGHT. Primo, 3a,c.: extra prime, &C.; fancy,
A.; common. Is A21c.; shoilei, '.asc., isclcFg,
hand-picked. 4ajhc.
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roz.Rr ACADEMY or MUSIC.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
M HgxaER 4 LgAra. Iessoes snt NansxerS
MONDAY, TUESDAY; AID WEDNESDAY. o.
soner lst, 20, apdlt. MAJ iNkA w kiSksDAf.
forty artists. Brilliant production ot no follow
ins operas: Aondsy, octoosr isL SLACK husssr
INV spscial arrangemcnt: tuesday evening art
"Wednesday matiBee. October 81 and ~. Queens
Wednesiay evening. oyt0ber 80, kobers Aacafre
tar,s time IN Richmopdl Grnnd chorus. compe-
tent casl. doabio orchastrs- IAkess new ep sale
AZ tne box-ofllcr, 80 9S>,fuSWA
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ANnrnER AppRAL ToR AssIsTANCE.

FrRNANDINA, September 2S.-The Ho-
ward Association has issued an ap-
neal TO the public for substantial and I'M
mediate AID because Of the presence Of
yellow fever and the consequentparalyza-
ton of trade and business IN all direc-
tons
NO NEW CASES AND NO DEATHS.
JACKSON. Miss, September 2S.-The
sick are doing well. There are no new
cases, and no deaths have occurred
during the past twenty-four hours.
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FLOUR

FLOUR
We quote: Flae. s. 5OAs2.r5 supsrnne. t275s
ST. Is; extra 81 5oAS17j: family, siatLj0; patent
family, country, 3L75aSAsa
COTTON REPORT.
Harke. quiet
QUOTATIONS.
NIDDLMg. i0c.
Low MIDDLISG. 9 @lGc.
1OoD ORDINARY, s'se.
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10 SEVEN PINES.


IIe committee took mp the ordinance
B. allow the richmond City and Seven
Pines hallway Company 10 run tracA
o. Iaeutv-sixth street and operate It's
engines and cars thereon. The company
ilr.. asked for the nghtto run on twenty
se,eath street and now wanted to change
it % twenty sixth street. Referred to
@ Ctv Engineer and Ward Committee
ElH power 10 act
CARS 10 THR EXPOSITION.
The City Engineer read the ordinance
allowing the Richmond Union Passen-
rr- Railway Company TO extend It's line
f-.u Hafrison and Broad streets ana
Tla COney Island ears and dummy en-
gives tlcreonto The txposihon-Grounds.
TtisI. practically the same as the old
Cr.nsloe. except that the provision oi
Gc1uunuous fare is stricken out and the
ll. 10 be on the north side Of the
e.. 81 instead of the south.
Iue ordinance was adopted and re-
teuei % the city Attorney and tho CITY
ttguo for perfection, and to toe sent
70 either branch of the Council
VII ~ 20 the Board Of Aldermen Mon
Gay night
IT. Capers moved that the suggestion
o. the City Engineer that no ordinances
b. considered by the committee on the
nigit % which they are referred, aud
hat they be first referred 20 the CITY
Attorney and City Engineer for exami-
nsnon before being considered by the
committee. Adopted.
TIE CROfsrTOwN cAR'LINE.
The ordinance granting TO Mr. Otto U.
Ovens and associates the right TO con
Eiruci the Shockoe- Hill and Union Depot
Passenger railway was read by the CLERK.
The line is subject to the usual condi-
hons and the ordinance required the
Nork b. begin by March 10, 1852; On
motion Of Mr.. Higgins March lftn lot.
!Istnek's Day. was inserted for MATCH
18th.
Mr. Capers moved 10 faycrably re-
Commend the ordinance 10 tho Counc,i.
Nh. Higgins moved toamend the oral
nance 80 as TO require forfeiture "
We company OF 81, 900 in case tue foaa
b not built. !
Aesss. Stratton and Belyin oaoosed
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MExrms, TEyN., September d
Travel on all railroads centrlng here
was resumed this morning. The raising
of quarantine last evening by Memphis
has been followed by many Of the small
towns along the lines OF several roads in
this vicinity, and the business outlook
shows quite an improvement The re-
ceipts OF cotton to-day were SIS bales,
the largest so far of the season, and 10y
Monday the receipts will increase to
over ), 600 bales daily. The weather was
quite chilly this morning and frost has
been predicted for tomorrow by the Sig
nal Service.
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AM roR rHE FEyER suFFERERs.

WASHINGTON, September 2S.-As the
result Of the conference with j. q. Bur
net of New York. the Surgeon-General
of the Marine Hospital Service has or
dered an additional portable barrack for
use at Camp Perry, ia. Several mer-
chants here have promised certain arti-
cles of furniture by way of decoration.
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MORE NEW CASES.

DECATUR, Ala, September 2s.-Only
one new case of yellow-fever has been re-
ported to-day. All the cases under treat
ment are doing well with two exceptions.
J. Is. Stuart at Hanceville, was reported
dying this morning and since then no.
thing has been heard from there. The
telegraph operator, together with the
rest of the people, fed when the case
was announced.
Latcr.-Since 4 O'Clock four new cases
have been reported, }. b. Stuart IS re-
pOrted dead.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
A Remedy for Dipthcria.

Very considerable interest has been
excited in foreign and medical circles
by NJ. Broadel's successful treatment
Of diphtheria by the use Of benzoate of
sodium. lie asserts that of 200 con-
secutive cascs he has not lost single
one and, though admitting the possi-
bility Of mistaken diagnosis in some
instances, yet, even excluding SO per
cent on this account, there remain 100
cases without q death. His method
is to have the patient take, every
hour, tablespoonful of a solution Of
benzoatc Of sodium, fifteen grains to
the ounce, and at tho samo time one
sixth Of a grain Of sulphide Of calcium
in syrup or granule; in addition to
this the throat is thoroughly scraped
every half hour with tho bcnzoate,
this being done unfailingly at the reg
nlar intervals, day and night, with no
other local treatment whatever. No
attempt is made to dislodge the false
membrane. The nourishment consists
Of beef Juice, tender meat, milk, etc.,
but bread and all other articles which
may cause irritation of tho throat are
forbidden. New York Tribune.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
The Vineyard.

Many has been tho years since tho com
mnnd was given ''go and work in nv
vineyard" And those TINT won't in at tho
eleventh hour received rs much as those
that went in ut tho first hour. chat bore
Tho heat and burden Of tho day. Abont
all Tho change that has boon made IN Tint
command in these latter days is that tho
dresser OF vineyard labors ten months to
make greater preparations to got his vine-
yard III good trim and his fruit rcadv fo,
service and these eleventh hour hands arc
still looking on for chance, and as soon
as tho fruit begins to smell delightful late
OF an evening, their baskets arc made
ready, aud the dresser Of tho VINEYARD
may make excuses that ho wants to mnko
somc wine of tho choice fruit, but still
tlcy come and go as if tho fruit WINS n
gain to oil; and some of the hands TINT
como in Mt the eleventh hour receives
more wages than the master of tho vino.
yard does himself. Grapes will kocp rood
nntll Christmas if those eleventh hour
hands did not infringe on tho master's
rights. SO it is, if it is fair.
Aug. d, 1888.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
Presbyterian Girls.

COLUMBIA, July30 The Secretary
Of State today issued a commission
to the South Carolina Presbyterian
Institute for young ladies'. There is
not q Presbyterian school for young
ladies' in. the State, but the members
Of that church number fifty thousand.
II IS proposed to build a college horo
for fifty thousand dollars. The char..
ter will bc perpetual and mono but
the strict Presbyterians can be the
directors or in any manner govern
lhc college. The most influential
Presbytciians arc interested III tho
scheme. $Bi y. .
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
UNCLE SAINTS oHo1r1NG oorrpRs.
rho Surplus sloo, o,349. .53b, an Ihcroaso Of
$3,0oo,OOoo In a Month.

d NyAslly - 4 u \ reS ia
gtltaatiO /, 4
July was 1857, 29S. The7tofal deb,t' (,t
now, less cash in the Treasury. Is
81, 161 ,447,358, and of this amount
Sl,Ol4, l3S, 142 is interest bearing
debt. The net cash or actual surplus
in tho Treasury to day is $1O6, 349,S
535, or .$3,000,00O more than one
month ago. The Treasury gold fund
to-day aggregates 1854, ,592,28O, or
about q million more than a month
ago, and the silver fund balance to.
day is s46,697,S46, one million less
than on July 1. The store Of STAN
dard silver dollars h;,s increased about
two millions during The past month,
and the Treasury now holds $245,-
79S,7G5 worth Of thom.
Government receipts from all
sources during July aggregated $31 i.
2O4. .So7, against 30,Sl4, ,S72 in July,
1887. Customs receipts we're Sl9,.
l9S,250, Il million more than in July,
1887. while internal revenue receipts
were S9,552,S23, q few hundred
thousand less than in July year ago.
Expenditures for the month we're
S3G, .452, against $35,13G,924 in
July, 1887.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
a RESPITE FOR MAxwEr.r.
Iho British Government Intorvenos in Ee.
half OF tho Murderer OF Prollor
Aug. d, 1883.


ST. LOUIS, Mo. August 3. When news
reached here this morning that tho British
government ind requested Ii further ros.
pitc for Hugh NJ. Brooks, better known as
Maxwell, OH the ground that both the
murderer and his victim were British sub.
Jects, it crcatcd 10 little surprise, though
some now movo has boon looked for
Governor nforehouso has received merely
formal tclegraphc notice that the papers
nave been forwarded by mail and docs
Know what action no will tuke. John j.
Martin, ono Of DIaxwel's attorneys. saws
that the request for u respite was secured:
through the efforts Of Maxwell's farhcr
with Lord Salisbury, and claims that now
corroborativc testimony has been deycl4
opcd which will save Maxwell from tho
Ealiows. IIc is confident that tic Govern.
or will grant tho respite. Circuit Attorney
Glover is not surprised, aud THINKS it prob.
abio that q brief respite may be granted.
lie is firmly convinced, however, TINT
maxwell must eventually be hanged. K,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
Snakes are Exciting Things.
A. B. 1IENEaA,


EDITOR DEMOCRAT:
Some years ago when set out in life.
alter marriage, and wife had raised
Two children nearly grown son and a
daughter--and the daughter at times
would have her young lady associates to
Visit her. On one occasion two nice
young ladies came to spend the day. and
at the usual hour dinner was announ.
ccd and all was ready in a few minutes,
lor we love to eat at our house, and we
delayed no time in getting to the table.
The writer rs usual asked a bcss;np
alter all was seated abound the table
and after raising his lace erect and treat
ing the young ladies with all the polite
ness that he was possessed with bv
waiting on them at the table / soon dis
covered our old brindlc cat coming to-
wards the dining table with FARCE
Dlack snake hanging 10 her mouth, and
the writer remarked something about
the old cat having the snake, and no
sooner than mentioned. the cat spranp
INTO the door with the snake and ran
under the table. tell you there vas q
moving time in old Jocl's kitchen IRON
thc table no one hungry just at the
spur OF that moment. Chairs sprang
backwards and two OF the number fell
oyer, and such rolling to get further.
The same old cat plays up such pranXs
until now one happened lew days ago
on the same principle too good 10 give
the public. But the writer will give an
incident OF years ago when was plow !.
ing. am scared OF snakes too as other
people are, and had slow horse to
plow, 50 50 bought a long black whip to
make time. Al was going well With
me for two or three days, But finaliy I
became careless about the whip drag.
ging alter me in the furrow behind tie
plow,' Time rolled on and was making
heea!dway. and in driving out at the end
o. The row where the weeds was thick, /
wa. was sorter Jubus OF snakes, but stepped
out into the corner OF the fence jam to
turn and start back in SO doing the
long black whip got tangled around nv
lect and legs Tor ! was barefoot, as soon
as 'he lash began to tighten around my
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
ARRIVAL oFASO DEPARTURE Of MAILS FROM BrNNt11sylll

POST OFFICE. II
.7'T1ces-Southern mail via. Society Hill &
arrives daily, at 2 40 D n1.
Aeaves- Daily, att 80 o'clock, d N. }5
AT'aues- Northern mail via. Greensboro.
y. q, arrives daily at Z. 30 s NJ.
11eoocs- Daily, at 6 90 o'clock, d nj. ;aa
Arriucs- -Blcnhoim. Red Hill and Drako /
arrives daily at o'clock. T'1 q
Aeoues--Daily at6 o'clock d III.
Lcaces- l}enncttsvllc 10: Cheraw. S;o
Da,rgaan and Quick, Tuesdays
and Saturdays, ut h a. III. 3 ''s'5'.i.
1lrrrlvfs-S Same days at 8 D.. N
Lcaces-Bennettsyilc to Lanrinburp, ,i,7I, JIM
Pearson, Briehtsvile, Adams. B
vile and Ncwtonviilc, Mon,inv.@
Wcdnesdayand Friday, at i7.siIlia2
A'7lues-T Tuesday, Thursday and Satnr..5.
u. day at 4.3O. q, li5 n B D
B;cnlnettsville post>oflice opons al "
Q clock, m, md closes ut s p IN.
arrival. 4 1NS w
l,- Money 0rder business ooses I'll sat. V
aNrdays, at ~ o'olccK, nj. II 35s
T. L, @ CsosLAgD !, I3 i. II. |. iSIt.s
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llsOU ROO UNITY o OFFI q lsl,s3

w GIG NV B y.
rs CoroHe +
Probate Judge, ~. j. Rogers. IA B
school Comm miasioncr, Nathan Il. ,Swott. n
Corington, Ilonry Eiens. "a n ~ q ''tE
Auditor Jacob Afford, NJ Il n "a s S. NJ
Treasurer, j. Il. Lilos, .i3sS n
supervisor Of Registration, Il. F. MoRno,
w Douchior. a - 'TSSSY 'St''3 3t's#s ri n
Senator, G. S. Mccall 34 ,ii
Representatives, j !. N. Drake and ". Is 4.
Evans. i'S2 ~ s /" - '.'F y < s,' Z, N
Jury commissioncr-,J. "A. Calhoun. l..@s;
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G0MREs 91E:aN GIs
From Alabama.
ErEs STATION, sUMrElHt{sp., Ala. J

huSusG lSG, 1888. 81
Mr.. Editor: ] receive yonr paper rcgu ,
lary and its reception is asFcf.oshing as u
cup of cold water to thirsty man, or tho
smiles Of n pretty lady wlIom you thought
that you had previously and unintcntion,.
ally offended.
Tho crops up to the 10th Of July were
above nj average, with preceding crolps.
but tho three weeks drouth that is now
prevailing, will diminish tho yield at lcast
one.third.
attended barbecue ou the 26th of
juno (St. Johns birthday ut Livingston,
the county scat. Lam inadequate in de-
scriptiye powers, to tell yoi Of tho good
things, with fruits Of oil kinds in abun-
dance, aud tho social 3jo,,mcnts TINT
graccd the occasion. Tho town was full
of people, and tho gentlemen, for physique
bonne honln1ie and department., will COM
pare, if not eclipse, any portion Of the
United States, and they wcrc all domo-
Gratis, but the radiation OF 7yhe sweet smiles
of the bonnc femme Which shed 80 much
lnstro and such halo of beauty over the
scene, mado it suporbly ancl,anting. Tx.
cnsc me in my praise for itSis not cxagget-
atcd, if I am q gross o,twidowor. We
had splendid band of 1ss1d music from
New Orleans, and WHOM 1t struck M
Dixio Thought Of Sso;SS%sy Carolina an,,
Col. Covington, and had to give a whoop
and in response, the ambient air was rent
with huz1as. Wo Ind a match game of
base ball, glasH bnll shooting mud ball.
1t was n SIGHT to sec thots trip il up with
the fantastic toe, with graceful nnd clastic
movements. | thought at sue tino That /
would get q partner and shaow thom how
to cut tle back step and Tho broad shuttle
but my grey beard ad,noSisbed inc not to
bo obtrlisive. 81 ~ +
"!fiit pleasures arc rs pnlties spread,
we nip The Hover, the bisjQhiis fed.
Or like snow drop falll{iltion tho rivnr, I
a moment white, then forever" .a
This State il solidly i s,snocratic. There
is u republican Offering for Governor but
he is not noticed. n 5yI 4, :, 81
The llcnegaps and D9alels laro ali in tho
church and have .plonty,SSwitli to suporflui,
ties. e$s 55,s =.
SEQ thnt tl,ero are sGSoral aspifants fo,.
presidential 1honors, anGffbeing u strong
Cleveland mani have l 80 sympathy With
any other nspiranat, oXdantingS Miss Belyn
Lockwood, who who s hope yWill got iay ,goo,l {
complimentary vote, i,isoribo
TINS motto 9 R oIsshor banlsS apartor, no
slstat isE ;!enS
says holasenoNgi', ,''$sie {NsIll makeia more
Hpco't'''tlP raco a bhali inc IenIporance las
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
or our Deaths Glorious in thy Just Defence"
BENNETTsVILL.E $40, AUGUsT 8. i l888

feet in turning the writer began to tight
en- too, and all The kicking tcct against a
plow done It, and after discovering my
mistake had to sit OH my plow and
rub my right foot perhaps half of an
hour.. SO there was no time gained by
plowing with a whip to make time.
therefore the writer would advise mi
plowman TO let the black whip alone
when blowing. ,]x#x
August 2. 1888.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
Attention, Company G.

as agreed upon there will be a re.
Ohlon OF the above named Company
on the 2nd Saturday in August, at
Hebron, and it is hoped that all the
members will be able to attend. The
roll will be called, and if there is any
errors they will be corrected. We
expect to have speaking, by candi-
dates ut least, the meeting to take
place ut 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and to
continue all day. All old soldiers
are invited to take part in this re
union, and all to bring one days ia.
tions.
J.A. Calhoun, Chairman,
20. g., Reunion ssociation.
july 3lsL 1883.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
TRAINS GOING NORTH
*Daily. tDaily except Sunday,

*Daily. fDaily except Sunday.
No. So runs through to Uharlceton,
S. O., vim Central Il. r.. arriving Man.
ming 7:2O p. NJ, Lanes 500 p. M,
Charleston 9.45 p. M. RI
No. 81 runs through to Charleston via
Central r. r., arriving Manning s. 4S
a.. ~. l.ancs Q 80 a. NJ, Charleston
.ll30 A. NJ. NJ
No. G6 connects at Florence with G..
and ID. train for Chcraw and 1Yadesboro.
n, Nos. 8 and ii make close connection
2a, I, Whining ta
'allpoints North. }fy ss Il! isS
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
For Probate Judge.

| hereby announce myseif as a
candidate for nominatio II for tho
office Of Probate Judge Of Marlbo-
ro' at the approaching d cmocratic
Prima ry election. / will abide by
the resu It and accept no office cx-
cept thro ugh the Democratic party.
Milton McLAUR1N.
July 81, 1883.
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OUR MUNICIPAL aovERNmENr,
MAyon--Knox Livingston.

MAyoH--Knox Livingston, 81
ALpERMEN-C. s. Mccall, T.. Strauss.
.. N. Weatllerly, d. q. White. d -IS '
CnERK & TnEAs.-M. Il. Ellorbo
conroRArlos oousoII.--T. w. Boucher.
NlARsHAL-G. w. Erwin
Ihe meetings Of council until further
nolice VIII be held every other Friday af-
ternOOn. lg7F7S'Ii' '''ts3
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NOTICE! z. /!

,WUkSUANT to resolutions adopted
aS at d meeting Of the Democratic Ex-
ecutvc Committee held at Bennettsyille
on July 18th, 1888, the time for holdinp
me Primary Election to nominate can
didates for the following offices Two
Members Of the House OF Representa- \:
tives, Clerk Of Court, Sheriff, Coroner.
Judge Of Probate. School Commission.
er, Three County Commissioners, and to 4
recommend for appointment County
Treasurer. and County Auditor. vas
llSc' for the 2Ist August next. and the
Second Primary Election, il necessary.
br held on the goth OF August. The
rules that governed the Primary Elcc- \
ton in 1886 we're adopted tor the GOV.
crnmcnt Of the same in 1888. The lists
oi nominations will close on August Oh.
IN order to give the people an oDpor--
tuniy to hear the views Of the canti .Si
dates on different questions that may
ar,sc or have arisen, meetings will be
held at the following places: @E M
DENNErTsyILLE, Aug. 9th, at Ii i. N. Il
BROWNSVILLE and RED HILL. Aueust3
10th, at 3 o'clock, p. M, at Blonheim.
Tho several clubs will moot at their
nsa ] places Of meeting August nth, at I
3 o'clock, p. m, for the purpose Of elootinp s
three 90 Managers of Election, aud for
such other business as may como before
thom. n X
meeting will DO hold for tho Town D
ships Of Hebron and Red Bluff at; {ll;o OH
August i4th at 3 o'clock, p. M, also forS
hrlgntsyille and Adamsvillo at Newton. r i.
vile on August 18th, ut 3 O'Clock, d. III, "
and at smithyille on August 18th, at & I
o'clock, p. M. Il. (,
The Presidents Of tho Clubs at tho
places whore the meetings nro hold will {.
DO in charge of and conduct tho aamo.
Ry order Of tho Executive Committees .5
O. S. MCCALL,
n Il County Caairmna. h
Bennettsyille, $. O., July 18th, 1885. ., stilS IS
u ~ u = ~. /. .h.gf 7
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DIRECTORY.
North MARLBORO CIRCUIT APPOINTMENTS ron 1895
REV. l.. WOOD, T.. G.

REV. J.. WOOD, T.. G.
FIRST SUNDAY.
shiloh y o'clock, IN Ebcnczer % O'clock, p III
SEooSD SUNDAY.
OAK Grove | [ o'clock, a IN. New Hope 81 p III
Third SUNDaY
Ebcncser lo3 o'clock, ~. Shiloh 81 p M
FOURTH SUNDAY.
New Hope o'clock, m. Oak Grove 81 p IN
FIFTH SUNDAY.
at Pleasant Hill, and Saturday before each
"a Sunday
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Dated April lst, 1888.

No. 50 runs through from Charleston
via Central h. II.
Leaving Lanes S,34 A. NJ, Manning
0.0S a. Nj. =
Sundays No. 81 leaves Charleston 8. 80
a. NJ, lanes 1928 A. a., Manning
LILO a. NJ. Sumter ll.46 A. NJ, nr
rivos Columbia l.10 p. M.
No; Sc runs through from Charleston
yin Central e. H. leaving Lanes 7.l3
T.. M.. Manning 1852 p. NJ,
Train Gil Q. s. y. r. 4. connects at
Florence with No. So.
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| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office Of County
Comml lssioncr subject to tho ac.
tnon OF Democratic Primary. If
elected will serve to the best of my
ability. i. T.. PIPKIN.
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| respectfully announce myself
as a candidate for the House Of
Representatives, subject to tie ac-
tion of the Democratic Primaries.
JOHN L. MoLAURIN.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
For County Auditor.

! respectfully announce myself a
candidate for rc-appointment to
the office Of Ccunty Auditor snb-
llecttg IS, tho rees!llt of tho Democratic
sI''llHila 81 eloSoSio u y: iIj
! JACOB AFFORD.
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For Clerk Of Court.

respectfully announce myself a
candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Clcrk Of the Court, subject
to the Democratic Primaries.
G. NJ. WEATIIERLY.