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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11
PEN AND SClSSORGRAPlIS.

a. G. Magrath, Jr.. ms been APP
pointed Judge Of Probate for Charleston,
The firm Of Clayton T. Timmons Of
Columbia has failed.
- Steve jacob unless he gets away
again, will be hung at Lumbcrton on
tho 9Th Of May for murder.
- The Clemson VIII has been sustain
cd by tho Supreme Court of the United
States.
~ Hon. Jamos M. JcfTricS, IN able
Jurist Of Virginia who has been on the
bench for 20 years. died ON the It'll,
- idaho has been admitted as a State
into this big Union by a Republican
Congress.
The annual meeting OF the Grand
Lodge Of Knights OF Honor will be
held in Columbia next Wednesday.
- James Blakcncy, colored, who was
sentenced to be hung at Chesterfield on
the 9TH, was rcspiled OH the Ist.
nm The Democrats have made a
sweeping victory in the Chicago city
election. and nov have Jour in the City
Council.
- II. M. Morris, a colored barber Of
Charleston, has called a convention OF
Republicans to assemble in Charleston
OH the 9Th Of May TO resuscitatc the
Radical Party oil South Carolina.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11
Electric Bitters,

This remedy is becoming so well known aud
90 popular as to nccd no special mention. Xii
who have used Electric Biitcrs sing the same
song OF praisc.-A purcr medicine docs not
exist and IL is guaranteed to DO all that is
claimed. Electric Bittcrs will Ell no all discnscs
OF tho Liver and kidneys, will remove PIN.
pies Boils, Snlt Rheum and other affections
eaused ny impure blo'd.-Wil drive Malariu
from the system md prevent MS we'll AS eure
all NJ .larial fcvrcs.-For euro Of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bit
ters--Entire satisfaction guaranteed. or money
rciunded'-Pri SO cts and $l.00 per bottle
For snlo Mt Jennings phnrlnacy.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11
1854: SQUARE s. Al : and Honest. 1880:

After due consideration Of the liberal patronage extended to ME during
the the past five years allowing my minds eye TO take q retrospective view Of
the gradual iuanrin progress and enlargement of my business since my lou.
d sin il Gd Masl 4n %1ay heart we'll m w yH!h gratitude t. ny many customer
, ~hmn,g jewolr y b' snMm in IennetsviIe The just criticisms Of all those with
intentions, and il \ OF any Of my employees have by accident mirep presented
any goods sold NJ
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11

Cincinnati has a nice little boy
within q year has shot two boys
killed q horse, drowned q girl, set
a house Oh fire, and broke eighty
dollars worth of glass, but they
never suspected that lie was more
than ordinarily funny until he shot
another boy the other day Gust
to see him jump"
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11

The Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States has decided that all
indictments for violation Of thc.law
in relation to the election ofmcm-
bcrs OF Congress ment be tried in
the United States Court; and that
all indictments Tor violation Of the
lawn relation to the election Of
Presidential Electors must be tried
III tho State Courts.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11
as,:--.:.

An. .iuius AZ Bopi prlprJclcr Of
The W~ilm,ingtou Mlosseneor3 La, il
,pS}G. aMtg4llN.r .ip.ew0jse than
aDY QtneG Hlan tN.Jtf >atifte MIG have
l$t raG iy5R'3 GNpa lfanr ma.
lalAu valley Edition.. e|ouualain2
twenty,eight pages of about $50 col
uinns filed with valuable readingmat-
ter. It. gives II minute description Of
the business of Wilmington, The
q. Il. q Y. v. R.R, the towns on its
line, the country through which it
passes, and good photographs If its
officials. The pluck and enterprise Of
the Messenger is cxccllcd by no one.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11
TIE FARMERS CANDIDATE.

In III last issue VIC gave our
readers the proceedings Of a con
ference held at Columbia on the
9th ultimo. Since then tho State
press, with fow exceptions, have
taken hold and siftcd tho work
until they have gotten it down to
a genuine nomination by Tilllnan
and for Tillran, in tho face Of ex-
press declarations that the farmers
went to Columbia for no other
purpose than to cast about for a
candidate. Finding that man, and
having o majority in the body
friendly to him, they simply made
tho choice then and there and
agreed from the outset to ieavo the
nomination with tho regular Dem
ocratic Nominating Convention for
acceptance or rejoction-only this
and nothing moro. And it is un-
Just and uncharitable to charge
Mr.. Tillman, or the fiicnds who
support him, with trying to dis
rupt the Democratic party. Such
talk is all stuff, and the farmers
have too much 1T stake to enter
tain such an idea.
The leaders. of the movement are
all true and tried Democrats, and
love the party every way equal to
those who oppose them, and we
have too much confidence in their
good sense and wisdom TO believe
they would sacrifice the party for
their candidate. If they can scs
cure his nomination by fair means
they propose to do it, and will
make al earnest, vigorous, honest
fight in the ranks for him. For
this love and devotion to the man
of their choice, and the champion
OF their cause, they cannot be
blamed. Abuse is not argument.
Personally, We have not yet
heon ahlc t. frI Oft w'ly Nh.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11
Fair Notice

Is hereby given that / will prosecute
to tho full extent Of the law MI infringe.
menls upon my patent Cotton Stalk
Chopper. ] hear that some are trying
it. VIM. NJ. BREEDEN.
February S, 1890. LIN.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11

| would respectfully inform my friends
and the public generally that | am now
sole agent Tor the sale OF the old reliable
SINCE. Sewing Machine. Will sell them
ON the best plans-lcase. installment or
s,raishout. They are on sale at the
store Of J. j.. Campbell in Bennettsville
where they can be seen, or | will take
them by request to any part OF the coun-
~, [ will also take orders TO supply
any part Of a sewing machine wanted,
and guarantee a perfect tit.
] can also furnish the new button.
hole notwithstanding every lady
should have.
WALLACE SWAMI.
.H .luaf. .2. I Coo .F Ir AXIS" I -
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11
Medical Card !

|-. ~ra""'NFL
gGNIlE undersigned having loeatcd peg.
h m%ancnlly pa L}cnncttSyiiie, ie;JIns
his thanks for a .ibcrai pr mage an
hopes by strict attention Dusipass 70
mort II continuation.
Besides SURGERY, OBSTETRICS
and the general practice Of Medicine. |
take pleasure in announcing to all that |
have thoroughly equipped myself with
the latest and most improved instruments
for spccial treatment ofTR TRANSMISSION
in CASES Of DANGEROUS UEMOR-
AGE, all THROAT, NOSE and LUNG
diseases.
CONSUMPTION specially TREAT.
ED lpon the LATEST and MOST
PROMISING THERAPEUTICS.
PARTIES IN Bcnnc,tsville will bc tx
AHMED and TREATED for any of
the above diseases at their own homes By
being requested TO 50 to. Those from a
distance AZ my residence on Darlington
Street.-The residence formerly oo,upicd
by Mr.. Carey u, Eastprling in East Ben,
nettsyilIc.
Calls in Day left at Breeder & Wells
Drug Store will be promptly attcudcd to.
at night at my residence.
Chnrees for EXAMINATION and
TREATMENT reasonable.
Very Respectfully,
h. B. EASTERuNG, NJ. D.,
NJ. Mcdico. Chi. Society Phila.
January !, 'SG
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11

|N0.C.l.oi "ouiu make one OF the
best VIC have had in ycars2 But,
be that as it may, as a Democrat
wo contend that no nomination
Inns yet been made. Let us, then.
as true Democrats, quit lis like
men! BE patient, have moro con
tidcncc in each other, stop this tt
rade Of abuse Of Mr.. Tillman
and the leaders Of the farmers
movement, and calmly await the
action Of the Democratic Convcn-
ton, when AL choices will unite
and be welded into one-bc he
Tillman, or Stackhousc, or Courtc
nay, or any one else.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11

Abolish the monopoly Of re.
sources now enjoyed by a few,
and the nation will not be the
poorer by the smallest fraction Of
any commodity ut any moment af-
ter. But let there be a universal
strike ofall except the monopolists,
and how long would society en-
durc2 There would be famine III
q year, two years nakcdncss, and
in ten the land would be a desola-
ton. Monopoly means q present
tax, as q past usurpation. The
monopolist may also be receiving
wages Of slpcrintcndcnce," but
they are q trifing proportion Of
his income, and no part Of his
monopoly in the proper sense It
is not ~ any mans wages that
the people are impoverished, but
by this running sore oftaxes handed
over to private persons, to be used
without regard to the social organ
ism. - Rev. DR.. william Barry
in April Forum.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11

Next week will be a galr II at
the grounds of the Sub-Tropical OK
position, jacksonville, Fla. Tho
programme embraces six days Of
military pagcantry, grand concerts,
masquc balls, competitive military
drills, &c. Thirty companies, rep
rcscnting Texas, Alabama, Gcor-
gia, South Carolina and Florida,
arc entered for the honors and pri-
zcs, the latter aggrogating $4,000.
April . and 10 will be Governors
days.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11

Landroth's Fresh Garden
Seed, all varieties, for sale at Jennings
Pharmacy.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11

Alexander Doyle, who has fur
nishcd the design for Grady's
monument at Atlanta, has been
awarded the contract to erect it.
1t will be Of Georgia marble Or
granite, %snrmountcd by a bronso
statue Of Mr.. Grady, and 10 to be
completed within two years.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11

also cMm a sci The same class Of goods from 10 to so per cent LESS
city jewelers. There is no line of business that is SO susceptible to the
subtle Vaccinations Of nnpinGplcd dealers as the Watch and observation-disclosures
Owing to the he. Eat it is impossible for the shrcwdcs business man ito or
rcchy estimate the vAlnc Of goods sin our line, without previous application.
training and stmyt itis also true that tit is a very difficult matter to conclusive
~ prove I" or St"mers that W Q give full value for each dollar spent ut our
place Of business Therefore, &c can only rcinrato our oftrcpeatcd and
our customers NH ld us
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11
~~N@ CAEHOIW X JDWDLRY * STORE M4e

during the past Ge years l am not only willing but rcady to make good sucl
error. III not HGw end never has been NY intention to attempt to hoodwinl
my customers BY claiming to sell goods at and below cost, but / do claim to sci
H0ne2L Goods at Ren20nnM2 Pricoal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03

Texas is the third state in the i.rt-,
its railroad mileage, get il rs.
mile Of raj road 10 every thir,r.,,-l
square miles 10 one in four in AIg..sos
sets. But additional ruais ar ,. ~
Projected and constructed, au3 ~
few year, the demand vi,l he su7,r.t'
Work is progressing sHtIsfar.ort.r a.
deep water port ut the mouth NJ -
BTazoS river, which will AFFORD an ,,..,'
to the markets OF the world Tor the ~.
plus product. not Onlr of Texas bp. ..
all trans " Ssissippi states. TN, I,,.,
enterprise is Fort Worth rargar.',,
aud the capital for IT'S construr,.or ,
provided by Boston. Already ssop, a.
and hat million has been eyppri.,
and water sufficient 10 aimit ,-g.,,;.,
vessels OF the largest tonnage uut d..
est draught is expected TO be al.sin.it,
the end of the present year -
"How about educational airs5,.
ages!'' 44''
''These, OF course, like II all ~.
cOuntri' 8, are not fully developed r..
the state AMI counties have a school nm,
unequGlled 10y any in the CuIau n.
available school fund of the state &: ~,
about So, ono, 900 arI the p-rmsr.,,
fund about $50, 00O, COO, which in 49,
than ten years will reach 500 900 rv
The schools are fairly good ami hsr,
continually improved. The state mi,
versity is now one of the best eIuysto,J
institutions in the South -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03
Wreck Near Teimar.
Special to the Gazette.


SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov. "A
Southern Pacific west bound freight
broke in two while on q down grade 81
an early hour this morning near weimsr.
Two or three cars and the caboose were
derailed. Conductor English and Brake
man c. w. Saith barely escaped with
their lives, being hurled a considerable
distance from their seats in the caboose
and landing on the soft ground without
injury. The wreck delayed traffic on
the road for several hours.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03
A Distriot Trustee Short.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, Ten, Nov. 2.-The Frisco
passenger train, south bound and dus
here at $40 q. m, did not arrive until
1890 last night, the delay being orcs-
stoned by freight wreck at STANDBY
in the Kiomitia mountains seventy five
miles north of here.
The Choctaw general council has de-
elared Hon. Peter Garland, district
trustee of the First district, short In mis-
accounts to ths amount of 81 .2Sl 20,
and has instructed the district attorney
for that district to proceed at once by
law against him and hss sureties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03
LIST OF LETTERS

Fernining in the postotfice al Fort Worth "a,
SonCRv, Nov. 3. lSH. 70 obtain s,v .
these letters the applicant must call Tor s',57s,
tised letters and give the rate Of the list. Vs3
ell letters advertised shall be Cuqrgsi viii
cent in addition to the regular postage, 70 ..
accounted for Us part of the postal revenue II
rer stcuUn ~, page B4s, United sta.es pa
laWS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03

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| Bu net, Rozev Love, B4Tie
| Burns, Mrs + X Lee. NFs VARY
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( Bronson, Mary Belle Loven Ala
/ Brown. Annie L LuI rell, Mrs Sais
/ Brown, Mrs Il Meyer. Mrs 4 Prot
/ Brown, Lula NJ Iis,, Amanda
! BoyCe. Mrs Martha VI son, Mrs hate L
| Biackbay, NJ Hattie biCClIrey, Mrs "
| Barry, Mrs ] II hCIOnus !, Nay
| Bates. MIS- e r,st McCAl.y, Fannie
: Campbell, Mrs 5 J Noble, Mrs 1 lie
/ c Imuball, Mrs Marble o lon, MrsN
! Cushman, Alice NJ Payne, Ms MsTth,n
| Cruise, Mrs NJ J Ryan, Lea
/ Derrett, Jennie Robertson, Ms Sails
| Dlko, VI Robinson. M.swR
| DermS, Ed Roberts, Emma
| Eaton, Nettie Row and, Pssa
| gilmore, Mrs s Richardson, Jane
] English, Mrs B Richardson, EmmG
! Ewing. Ella X. ey. Nellie
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| Flowers Mrs Bessie Re noids, Mrs N
| Finnegan, Josie, Hpent ct. Mrs IOha v
Frank in, Mrs Nancy Smith. Alice
| Cause, Lena Smith, Mrs annie
Gray, Mrs Fannie Saesd, A!rs Ida
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Brown, John Lalhrop. II
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03
Reduced TO Ashes,

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN TEX, Nov. 2.-The residence
of Mrs. A. T. Cook on East College
street, burned tonight. Loss about
$1,000. No insurance.. The house
was occupied By =. G. faG b. Contents
almost a total loss. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03

she most widely ana favorabiy known specially
hts in the United States Their long expert
GuCe remal liable skill and universal success in
. a. Treatment and cure OF Nervous. Chronic and
turlicai Diseases. entitle these eminent physi-
Clans 10 the full confidence OF the flicted every
where. They guarantee:
4 CEETAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for the awful
effects of early vice and the numerous evils that
follow in its train.
PRIvATF BLOOD A,Sp sBIN DISEASES speedily,
completely and permanently cured.
NERVOUS DEPUTY AND SEXUAL DISORDERS
yield readily TO their skllful treatment. zasSf]
P!LFa. IIsTCLL AND RECTAL ULCEaS aE&3t<sfs
teed cured without pain dete4sa5 I'm bust
ness. ..afEE
HyDRocELE AND vARIGoe8t Permanently and
successfully cured uassSefy case.
SYPHILIS, GasrxShf.. GLEEr, SPEEKAros.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03

No war has erer caused a greater loss
OF life thar has resulted from. ifnfaAEA,
-,aassae~sSazssssssssss sb5fS66 aud pro-
longs life
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03

rest. It WAS in q room similar to that
our Lord was born.
THIS WAS THE CRADLE OF KING,
and yet W hat cradle ever held so much2
Civilization! Liberty! Redemption!
Your pardon and mine! Your pesc- and
miuei Your heaven and mine! Cradle
of universal Cradle of God! The gar
dens of Solomon we visited this morning
were only a type of what all tbs world
will be when this illustrlous Parsonage
now born shall have completed his mis-
sion. The horses of finest limb, and
gayest champ of bit and sublimest arch
of neck that ever brought Solomon down
to these adjoining gardens, was but q
poor type of the horse upon which this
Couqueror, born in the barn shall ride
when, according to apooalyptic vision all
the ''armies of heaven shall follow him
on white horses. The waters that rush
down these hills into yonder three great
reservoirs OF rock, aud then pour in mar
vellous aqueduct into Jerusalem till the
brazen sea is full and the baths are full,
and Sloan is full, are only an imperfect
type of the rivers OF delight which, as
the result of this greatOne q coming shall
roll on for the shaking of the thirst
of all nations. The palace of Lebanon
cedar from which the imperial csvalcade
passed out In the early morning and to
which it returned with glowing cheek
and jIngling harness and lathered sides,
is feeble of architecture compared with.
the House OF Many Mansions into hicI
this One, born this winter month ons
these bleak heights, shall conduct US
when our sins are all pardonsd, our bat
ties all fought, our tears all wept, our
work all done. a
Standing here at Bethlehem. do yox
not see that the most honored thing in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03

Would God that we might all learn the
lesson that this world cannot produce
happiness! At Marseilles there Is a cas-
tellated house on high ground crowned
with all that grove and garden can do,
and the whole place looks out upon as
enchanting q landscape as the world
holds, water and hill clasping hands in
a perfect bswitchment of scenery, but
the owner of that place is totally blind,
and to him all this goes for nothing,
illustrating the truth that, whether one
be physically or morally blind, bril-
liancy of surrounding cannot give salts
faction. But tradition says that when
the 'wise men of the East''
were being guided by the star on the way
TO Bethlehem, they, for little while,
lost sight of that star, and IN despair and
exhaustion came to we'll to drink,
when looking down into the we'll they
saw the star reflected in the water, and
that cheered them, and they resumed
their journey, and have the notion that
though grandeur and pomp OF surround
ings may not afford peace, at the we'll of
Gods consolation. close by, you may
find happiness, and the plainest cup at
the well of salvation may hold the bright
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03

Pond. Extract, for Asel.. Rheumatism
curative influence is $sng maintAlped. Genuine
only in bottles witFJ58uff wrsppeA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03

Correspondence OF the dll'L's' The cor'll
&c co as"sa sn GTo oisrs'sd BY Ss MI s
Hodge, about twelve rn,y ~ rare bale, Of =
this place, aud seventh ~" ARE ye,,sFi',,ll
ton were destroyed y utnowu, but I
The cause of the tirs !, ,a aasi FROM s'p
supposltiOu is that it . .ln[os' The sin
falling in the lint ROOM n,,ou b 90"
partly insured but the c''''D
plete loss.
SUPPLE. 5;;:s ': ga s:: {: s; 60
saxet, when 60 - and IN tbs
directisuG zHs oloo ,d nar.s sHa
- 4ses the diseasSu
innies all poison.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-05-02
DEATHS.

BAIRD--On Sunday, April 30, the 4year-old
daughter OF Geo. Baird, OF st. Clair
BAER-On Sunday, April %, the wife OF Charles
Baer, of Port Huron, aged 50 years.
BowERs-On Monday, April %, David Bowers
OF Port Huron, aged IS years.
GREENMAN-On Thursday, April II, J. Green
man, Of near Capac.
KERwIN-On Wednesday, April 23rd, James
Kerwin. Of Port Huron, aged 20 years.
ScHEURIcKER--On Saturday, April 10, the wife
OF M. Scheuricker, OF st. Clair.
BUsHA-On Sunday, April 20, Alfred, son of De-
siah Busha, OF st. Clair, aged IA years.
LAFoREsT-On Thursday, April "a, Kittie La.
forest, OF the township Of kimball, aged II
years.
DoHyELLY-On Tuesday April 20, the 4-year-old
son of w. j. Donnely, Of Marysville.
BEELER-On Tuesday, April 30, Katie daughter
of Joseph Beeler, of Port Huron, aged $
years.
PARRATT-On Tuesday, April %, Sarah Parratt
of Fort Gratiot, aged Is years.
BELHoRN-On Tuesday, April %, Minnie Bel.
horn, of Port Huron, aged IL years.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-05-02
Dashes from Deanville.

5,oi,s Black, of Yale, was in this burg
Monday.
Julia Buck has sold her place to Can.
ada parties.
John Kalbfleisch lost a valuable
mare last Friday.
William Kape sold his farm to Henry
Kalbfleisch, consideration S1,l00,
Miss Ella Young is teaching a very
successful school in the Willis district
Newt Legear has began his spring
term of school. He is giving yer y good
satisfaction.
Addison Young, of Fargo, is build.
ing a barn for Wendell Clemens north
of the village.
DR.. William Bentley has returned tC
the Ann Arbor medical college to re
sumo his studies.
Isaac Bargy. aged A and Harriet
Mandrick 81, were united in the holy
bonds of matrlmony week ago last
Sunday. May their future be happy
one.