The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-11-07
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Moms Of Interest Gathered Here
and There and Briefly IN oted

talld y here 81 and Briefly Noted. q
Cotton q still dowo., j
Fresh ground meal $1.55 pol
sack at IIoDaEs. s. S !.
he heavy frost Is ad monish
us thai it . ia tllno to prepare for Winter.
CARRoLI, the ieweler has lust
received Q fine assortment Of Baby Oar.
riages at popular prioee.
- Several new advertisements
claim attention this woek. Is
Ladies' Dress Goods ia groat
variety at bottom prices, at HoDGRs.
~ Boys knoo pant suits to ID from
$r.oo up ut Bristow & Eyorotts.
- Mr.. j. H. David has a lot
Of ano sows and pigs for aalo -ohoice breed
cheap. 81
~ Largo stock of mons Stiff Hats will
bo sold extremely low for cash at Brlstow
81 Eyerett's.
- Mr.. Il. Lee Kirkwood is buying col.
ton for Woody & Co., of Norfolk give
him call.
-. Read the notice Of School
Commissioner Calhoun to Trustees and
Teachers.
q fresh lot of Read Carte ;ust
received by W. p. Brooden. Ho has another
car load Of Buggies on tho road.
Fresh River Mullets at Sc
q pound ut HODGES.
- We arc pleased to learn that
the Council havo decided to build Town
Irall and Guard House.
-. Boys Over Coats $I.as up. Mons
Over Coats from $3.50 up at Bristow &
EYsrott's.
Mossrs Smith Newton and
Gilbort McAllistar havo opened n Livery
and Feed Stable at Tatum Station for tho
accommodation Of tho travelling public
Orders by mail from Drummers will receive
prompt attention.
Some mean whiskey made
several gentlemen behave badly on cleo
tion day.
- Campbell has just received
another lot the celebrated Heiser
Shoes. Tho best shoe made. Price
from $500 to $3.50.
The political agitation is over
and we are not sorry. We oan take some
thing else than politics now.
- Read your paper carefully
and keep up with the new advertisements
1T will pay you.
~ Mems Suits In great variety all
styles and sizes for lean mon, stout mon.
long men and short mon ut Rristow s.
EYorett's
- The schools and most Of tho
business houses wero closed on Tuesday,
and the young folks had hol iday.
nv Goops just arrived 81,
! IG;l'0pbeIPs. NclGo BY Caps, t5,,s.
Epsndnra, >3Qnfis, Gloves GMldren's
SN},t4a iS3aGfsn@s TX iaas, trp!,o; ,,.ans,
2ophyr, @r, ~.
&, s, y3.s., /, b !SG r0ttlrn tiianks to
Mra. 7. y. Heustsgs, ,of Red Hill, For sam.
pies Of as choice sweet potatoes as ever
grow Oh q farm.
w. P. Breeden has Just re-
ceived lorgo lot Of open and top Buggios
aud Surveys to be sold at bottom prices.
Now iH the time to get what you want at
your own price.
The frosts have put in their
work and vegetation shows It, while msn
feels the effoct early in tho day. W
The Editor had a pleasant
trip to Charleston last weok aMd had a
good time. lle again Is grateful to MIR.
Willis Tnrlington COR courtosies shown him
on this trip.
We cater for the cash trade
and will sell ae oheap as you ean purchaso
same goods 10 any market In Amorion
We invite comparison and defy com peti.
tion. We lend in keeping the beat Stock
OF Clothing and Shoes IN this section and
VIII not be undor sold. Wo moan every
word we Ray, and repeat that we cannot
be undor sold for cash. Bristow &
Everett.
The Ordinance prohibiting
tho Rarilroad from bringing whiskey into
town has turned the tide of trado TO
C'heraw, and in consequence, wo shall
hear OF more drunkenneas, VIC fear.
The Attention Of the ladies'
especially is called to tho now ad yortisoment
OF Frank Thornton Of Fayetteville. He
knows Z. ' what tho Indies want in tho wny Of
Dress Goods, Cloaks. Wraps. SO nnd ho