The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1889-12-20
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lus,S hfteeSOfsuuty,sO tlo lsnAtS3s
fits ,sp}uIIcllAsse and importation b
pecaslatiiYyeSSYen tnre.8S $500
- Z aesE tiat ) seven years Jnada@a
nome 0fsA unused chimney nsssal
KnigltriIl.SM e.SSWere recently FoutseJSs
the building being u torn down.
more f thsn y S6asilitabs full SsotS lhoIeeys
Only hree ladies nl8the British ssss
ton 0f thoslFineSA Ats epartmeTfko
Paris Exposition, It ID stared swArss3S
~liolored waith@a Wards iofF oiiSliaiinttiis B
and one OF them was Mrs Ann se8E
phia. 3S 81 81
Queensland.. Australia ssaidstos SS IS
greatest5 gold Mn ~ the @&oYlls sis5
said to have Yielded an average 1O8se
ounces Of gold per day durllg the pet
nine months. SSSsSs$
--Late~ photographs OF Mrs. GARRISON
prove What her friends often asE0rtSa0
IA int size 81 has sstt,sgroWM Young at$s5
since Size entefed tile White IIonsess
"a plague of monkeys aiIlecW
jore, III Southern India llescTeatiifaY
do SO much Miscliief$ tliaE anI5oflctnl&
monkey-catclier recelYes; Ea95rlif},geee L III
each monkey captured. - "
Several London corrrresp0iidents>Y
agree that cigarette smoking isgg on StliesSss
increase among young Women tin That
among those OF social standiIgs 2sWIefa
there Is SO much smoke there lnu be-
some cigarettes. Il SSsS
Madame CARROTS diinets q SID
to be perfect, and size las estADiislIeu#
tho pttSfntnt nf hnfti,fnn II HitSt;,ny%ip.ift
at the hour mentioned for dinner. 8I'hs:sss#5Ej
avoids al iai;issg Teea delay, aiid5iS IL ia; sYl
good lesson to guests WHO ale inclined
TO be unpunctual. E$ 5$A H e ss Egiiiss IS
"A crazy man took up a position on
and struck with his fist at every pGers65iiii NJ
who passed. him. He soon nal 8tlieSSSsS
pavement to himself, and lie romaiiiedi
in possession Of IL Until an officer canie;.3t
struck the policeman, and not until tile
mans atms@ere tied with 4 rope WAS
he taken to the station house.. S&sSasg
Among tho articles sold TIA BfOSoKs
Ign auction room recently, was u silver
medal Dearing tllis description: sPfe-
sented by the passengers OF the EU.&RS
ID. S. Baltic 10 JOHN II. Anderson
First Assistant Engineer, dip tile short
est passage ever made across tleEAtlaI-4sS
tic. Left Liverpool Aug. g., atS&s4$
arrived III New York Aug. 10SSat
a. NJ, 1851. Time, 8 days ald!S$11
The American flag now floats over
nearly every public school Id Middles
sex county, N. j.. This III s been a.
ranged at the reque s of County Super
intendent Willis, and lie propo ses mail.
ing the raising Of the flag geaera|tAi Fiji
MI schools over which lie has elargeessSsSSji
In most cases the flags have been pGrs
chased with contributions fromNtle
pupils themselves
lie may build the dam. Charles
Hyde. u millionaire resident of Plaili-
Geld. N. j., filed bill iii il,llaicery,
last June, seeking to compel IS.SM n.
French, a wealthy mill owner, Ito YeesS83
duce the height OF a mill dam, tIie#
tation in Plainleld 5during@t sic 8freslietsSs
Of July 80. Mr.. Hyde also appliesdSf 8 i
an injunction, after the dam was swept
away, restraining Mr. French from essRsas
building tlleSdam tIl, j Court deeldMlSS$
that MIR. FreMiGIi isssatl liberty to-
he wishes l,,tlle case.
ia, I9utcllp liySicianSl hiss jyInantl58ad as
otaf6sNshnt4A chptG tJnhOttiof IatspVs
tween Che exercise OF .our2 mental iTllGss
ulties and disorders OF the hose VI TIE
opinion Is expressed That NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
orally az, known how many cases iasotSisg
chronic headache of inability to learn
or to perform mental workSWerel due t0
chronic disease Of the nose, MANY Of
these cases would be easily gcured,SAnd
the number Of child-viotims Of The Roosa98$
called OYerpressure in education would
be notably reduced. .GSs
According to i. +. Payne's psaipteiIE%Esa
in the Canadian Institute, the EskiMoss
of Hudson Strait have a rlYht to
called keen observers OF nature. &'Theeff5
author fonnd{them Of great assis tanees
while he was making his collectloMs&0t
birds, insects and plants. $8"If an in-
sect was shown theln,', lie says, ssthey
could usually take me where more OF
the same species might De found. On
the approach Of summer they watched
with moro interest its signs, and. would
bring to me insects which they helieYe.l
were the first Of the season.
-SCalifornia's second heavy ra.nfalh
Of the season ended Friday, Oct. 10tli.s
The rain extended as far south us Los
Angeles. The rainfall in San Franz!
against l 8-100 inches for the same
period last year. The rainfall in6the
chief Wheat. districts is from twice to-
three times as great al for the corresrat
ponding period of last year. s the
rain ruined tile grapes iii Sonoma, but
everywhere else it will do great good,
Rainfall Of an inch an hour for eight
hours WAS reported early that week
fro Al the vicinity of Sans Diego 81
The following gruosome and prob
nbly IMAGINATIVE story comes fr0T1SsYn...A