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New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

O TATE LINE-BETWEEN NEW-YORK,
- GLASGOW AND MoyILLE I4oNDoNDERlY.
WITH THRoUnM TICKETS At Red GED RATES
STATE OF NEBRASKA. Thursday, sept m er 1, a. N.
81 ATE OF INDIANA. Tlur~day, september II. a.
Cabin passage s35 900 ACCORDING to location Of state
and from all parts Europe at lowest rates From pier
Columbia stores South Ferry Brooklyn, ~ y. For lregs
and passage apply 20 AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co General
Agents, SO Bradway. " V S,ecrlse ofce 2l Broadway
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlantiQue,
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAyRE EVERY SATyEDAY.
COMPANY Pier new No A., North River n. MofonsL
LA D0T RGOGNE Franfeul... Sat, Aug 80, 80 a.
LA BRETAGNE, de Jousseln. Sat. sept 8. 10 80 a. m
LA CHAMPAGNE, Boyer. sat, sept. 10 a. IN.
LA NORMANDIE. Collier. ..... Sat. sept 20 = % a.
A. FORGET. General Agent No. 8 Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

4 h.,tTucoT vTff'E ANo ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From Pier 20 T.. H. fOot EoOseNrlt-7t1 az j.. ~:
IROoCOIs. Charleston AID JseAscnl Ne iMdo1 Mo1' ~.
CiIT,ROK EE Charleston ara JacAscnviilr r. sept O.
SEMI%OLI Charleston and Jacksonville Mon. ept. =.
Al steamers have nfst.caS- passenger accOhmOIiLon'
Insurance urder open policy effected at 0ncth Of ooe per
N0N'' ; Bowling Gro.n. y. y.
~ a. EGER G. f. a. q. 5. + & +. Lane, 81. BwAy' ~ y
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

ST. AIMS CHURCH, 1sth-st, near 5th:ave.-Ser
vices at and IL q. and D. H., and for deaf mutcs
at 3 80 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

CHALMERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 7th-ave
near isti.st-Rev. W. D. BUCHANAN Pastor W.
preach at 10 80 a. m and AS p. Strangers corda
invited.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

CHURCH OF TUE HOLY TRINITY, Madison-ave aI
4od.st-IIoly Communion. 80 a. morning service
il O'Clock evening service at O'Clock IN the chapel
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
COUNTY, EAHas.

Mr.. EDIron "A call has been
made through your columns for a
meeting Of all Of those interested in a
County Fair This is an object which
commends itself to MI who have the
good of the county at heart. Moth
ing would serve to stimulate our peo-
pie in stock-raising and agriculture
like the friendly competition at Il
County Fair; it would bring visitors
and by the exhibition of products, &C.,
enhance indirectly the value of our
land, and would in fact be stimulus
in almost all departments Of business.
In Marion and Darlington they have
thriving Fair Associations and the
stock is above par, and i'll fact wo are
informed can not be bought, at least
in one Of the counties named.
Let every one interested come and
take hold with vim and the project
viii bc achieved and no one will be
out q dollar, as, if managed properly,
the stock Of II Fair Association in
Marlboro county can be made to pay
good dividends. Let lis have a full
meeting OH the first Monday in April
at the Court House.
March 9th, 1890.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
TwinkIings from, Ollie.

Mn. EDITOR 81 thought I would
give you q few dots from our little
town to let you know how we are
progressing since you were hero.
Mr.. T.. Sternbergcr has his large
store almost completed and when it i.
completed will add greatly to the
looks Of our town.
Messrs. Roper q Wclch have com
pleted their new store and. moved in
The trade they are getting, oh my
We'll, they arc beginning to talk
politics down here now. BY the way,
we had speech from State Supt.
Rice at the Academy on the 21st.
1t was q good one.
The people arc casting about for
the next Senator Why not Clio have
him. There is no better poople than
the people of this section, nor better
farmers. It is little early to make
nominations, but wo will make ono,
and it is n man that hns done more
for the poor people Of Clio communi
ty than any other man. they wan
assistance they go to him, and, ; tt
make. tho matter sk trt, that mar il
Col. ". N. Eaohs. let's put Mn,
through, boys! Clio is the place 'fol
workers.
Our two Doctors, Woodley and
Rcccc, are kept busy all the time
with the ''grip.''
Last, but not least, DR.. Wood is in.
creas;ng his stock Of drugs and doing
a good business
One OF TIE BOYS.
March Oath, 1890.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
GIBSON S'NAH'AtpN HFH1NHs,.

as tho weather has turned somo
warner and all appearances of winter
has passed away, we will give you tho
scattering news around Gibson's.
There has been a new building erect
cd for Mr.. Ingram, tho night watcher
at Gibson's OH Mill. Another is be.
ing erected for Prof. Il. p. Wyche.
The farmers are generally through
planting corn in this section. Some
say they will have to plant over their
corn that they planted before tho
snow came Some have begun to
put out fertilizers tho clattcr Of the
distributor can be readily heard.
Mr.. L. B. Gibson has been quite
sick for the past few days with tho
grip" We hope he will soon be
restored to his health. Nj. Y. S.
Newton is also sick.
Some Of tho boys have taken great
pride i'll going over to Brightsyillo
every Sunday evening. Some ono
whispers there will be "knot tied"
before long.
We wonder who will be the first
to carry TIE DEMOCRAT = watermel-
on. Your reporter has planted some.
The boys have q nice time going
rabbit hunting and shooting every
Saturday evening. Mr.. Luther Nd
ANS and some others caught six in
one evening, Go it boys while you
are young.
Mr.. I. r. Williams is on f. ing
trip to Whining il, where hc will
visit his son and many acquai noes.
We extend our best wishes to Mr..
Williams while he is gone.
News scarce this week, but hope to
collect more by next writing.
March 22nd, 1890.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
SMILES BsAsOsI PEARSON.

Last Saturday afternoon about 3
o'clock a terrific storm of wind and
rain passed over us. doing no damage
beyond blowing down trees, fences
and wcll-curbs. But we learn that
over i'll Adamsvillc it was very heavy
and man suffered the loss Of small
houses and chimney tops.
In consequence of siolsnesss 1scv.
W, II. ISirton did not fill his appoint
mSnt at Smyrna on Sunday aft5ffloan,
but his place Was filled ny thSgtaitha
fnl man 3'f5 c%%a, &Rcv. WJKF'fsyco''- \
on.
The good people Of Smyrna have
placed Il new stove in their ,thr.rch,
and we learn will soon have an organ.
The Sunday school is III a ilourishing
condition.
We notice TINT some Of our progress
sivc farmers arc aboUc ready to 60 TO
plowing corn.
An accident to Mr.. Willis Pate's
feed mill one day has stopped work
for a few days, when you can scnG
along your orders.
News very scarce. Boy.
March 81, 1890.
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Harmony Academy.

Mr.. EDITOR Please allow me
q short space in your valuable pa
per to mako few brief remarks
in behalfof the school which has
just closed at Harmony Academy.
For the last five months Mr..
w. i. Stanton has been busily
engaged in teaching the school
here, and, Mr.. Editor, ! think
that ne has come rs near filing
his chair as any gentleman OF
lady that we have ever had at
Harmony. Mr.. Stanton is a good, (,
kind and sociable man, and q man
who always strives to do his duty
toward his scholars and friends.
On last Friday, March q, his
school como to close at 3 o'clock
P. M. He did not give an cxhi.
bition, but closed with Il few
speeches from his scholars. Sew
eral ncighbors and friends gather
ed IN to witness tho "batrle class
which was quite interesting. Both
sides fought bravely for u while
but dropped off gradually. The
next thing il order was to form a
line and number, and then the
Premium was delivered, which
was received by Miss Alma Quick
q charming young daughter O
Mr.. James Quick. But, before
proceed any further, let me tel
you about the bright and happy
faces at noon. MI. Stanton came
in from his buggy with q large
sack of Xmas goods which he dis.
tributcd among tho children
which made them smile or
every side. We nll wish Mr.
Stanton much success in MI his
undertakings wherever he may
60, and truly hope that at some
future day he will return anc
take his school again if it is hi'
desire to do so. And, before ht
makes his return, / do hope tha
the patrons Of the school will res
pcct him enough to build q new
academy 50 that he will not &c
his eyes put out with ashes ant
keep him busy washing tho smu
from his hands, and other thing
that it will take to make it
comfortable place for a nice school
Yours respectfully,
March 22d, 1890.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28

The Register Of Deeds for Gull
ford County, a. O., is confronted
with problom which only tho
Courts can solve. A young lady Of
that County, who is very charming,
has two lovers, and it appears was
engaged to both. Last Thursday
ono Of the Young mon went to tho
Register Of Deeds to procure mar
riagc license for himself and tho
young lady referred to. Ho was dis
appointed beyond expression whom
hc was informed that his rival,
whose engagement was previous,
had filed a cavoat cmptor to pre-
vent tho issue Of tho license. The
register doclinod to issue the license
until the courts had decided tho
question Of title.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
TOWN CHURCHES.

MKTHoD1sT-Rcv. j. w. Daniel, Pastor
Sunday School 4.00p III. Preaching at
l1.00 q. M, and 730 p. III. Prayor-Wect-
ing " cImasday afternoon sj j O'Clock.
Supt. S. s., Il. S. Carlisle.
DApTIsT-Rcv. r.. n. Pratt Pastor
Preaching 100 n. m, 7.30 p. III. Sunday
School every Sunday morning at 0.30
Prayer meeting Thursday evening, at4.OO
O'Clock. Snpt. S. s., g. D. Jordan.
PREsnYrERIAN-R w. b. Corbett
pastor. Preaching at 1880 n. III. and $40
D. m Sunday School at $50 A. NJ. Pray
er-mccting OH Tuesday afternoon at 400
o'clock. Supt. S. s., Il. e. Dudley.
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.lDOnOilO Dots.

MIR. EDITOR AS / have not writ
ten anything for your paper in some
time, | will endeavor to give you
few dots.
The farmers are very busy planting
corn and putting out their fertilizers;
some are using the guano distributor
while others are keeping up the Old
fashion,,
Mr. G. r. Berry, manager Of the
McRac school, has suspended school
for this week.
The recent cold snap has damaged
the oat crop Of this section consider
ably.
We have now u Aourishing school
at Rcedy Greek Academy Of fifty four
pupils under tho management Of Miss
Julia Afford. one Of Nlarion's accom-
plislcd and fascinating young ladies.
Miss IIassic Smith, one Of Doroho>s
charming daughters, is spci ding
some time with ,lativcs at Ro, land,
N. G. We wish Miss Hassj ,,lcas-
ant stay.
Health Of our community is very
good ut present, thoug. tho "Jn
Grippe has boon prevailing to lin.
tied degree.
Time is scarce, and fearing to bc
called juvenile editor, I close with
kindest wishes. PUER.
March Oath, 1890.
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* Daily. Daily except Sunday.

* Daily. t Daily except Sunday.
Train No. 60 connects ut Florence with
train on g. s. d. II. II. for Choraw, S. G.
and Wadcsboro n. G.
No. s. run through to Columbia via
Central II. II. of S. @.
Nos. 7s, 90 and ii run solid to vii
miugton, N. c., making close connection
with W. s. w. r. II. for all points north
Florida Special Vcstihulc Train No. sol
leaves Wilmington 80 u. M, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Satursdays, arriving at
Ashley Junction o,o5 q. IN.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Florida Special Vestibule Train No. 500
leaves Charleston northbound s.44 p. m,
arrives at Wilmington II SO, midnight.
3. n. KENNY. JNO. r. DIVINE,
Ass', Gen'l Manager, GcnI supt
It M. EhlERsON, Cont Pass. Agt.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
P0ETnY.
A PSALM OF LIFE.
A SELECT CONTRIBUTION.

Tell mo not, in mournfnl numbers,
ellie is but m empty dream
For the sonl is dead that slumbcrs,
And things arc not what they seem.
Life is real Life is earnest
And tho grave is not its goal;
"Dust thou art, to dust returncst,"
Was not spoken Of the soul.
Not enjoyment, and not sorrow,
Is our destined, end or way,
But To act, thalQach 10 morrow
Find US li.t}hsM Than 10 day
Art is long, sSfimo is flcc,ing;
And our he'lrts, though strong nit
brave,
Still, like mniilcd drums. arc bcnting
Funeral marches to The grave.
II tho worlds broad field Of battle,
in the hiyonaa Q! life,
DO not like dumb, driven cattle
Bu hero in the stiitc!
Trust no future, howo'er pleasant;
Lot the dead rASt bury its dead:
Act-uct in tho living present
Heart within, ,~sad God o'crhcad.
Lives OF great mon all remind US
We can make our lives sublime,
And, departing. leave behind US
Footprints on tho sands Of timc
Footprints. that perhaps another,
Sailing o'er lifn's solemn mt,n,
a torlorn and shpwrcckcd BROKER,
Seeing, shall lltako heart again.
Let us, then, be up and doing.
+ With n heart for sDy fato;
Still achieving. still pursuing,
Learn TO labor and to wait
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BENNETTsv1LLE SO, MARCH g. 1890

that you do not desire any mercy; but
if yon expect to escape punishment by
making prolonged fight, let me tell
you that you viii met with nothing
BUT disappointment. Inn here rs the
fearless agent Of justice l have made
up my mind. l have determined that
you are guilty, and nqhing OH earth
can change me. Gcrilemen Of the
jury, you may retire anlngrae upon a
verdict"
The jury. without living the box,
rendered a verdict Of giilty.
"Gentlcmen,'' said thJudgc, Ito OK
pcditc matters aud thyscby suyo OK
tSl,o 4ntl. az avs". rasA Aw @ may sy be be'iO in
favor Of delay, but juseSo is not. The
law might permit .th.'E'crin' to take
these men to Jail and fsll them at the
county's eXpcis, until 'some distan,
day Of execution, but j&tice, the one
bright flower in our SSeat judiciary
garden Of weeds, iooikAegp = and saws,
No, Mr.. Sheriff these Zen must be
hanged i"rthwith; 30 TIE them out
when tho denth sent,ho has been
passed and hang the!} to tho most
convoniant tree PriseMa at the bar,
stand up and receive yS$ sentence"
TAe prisoners stood -#7iISM just as
the Judge had prono'fed tile list
word O. tho SCI t'nce, t'Swlio of Mr..
Pettrs uttered shout, I'D, bounding
toward the door thral her arms
around man who hsdiust cntored
th,ct court room. A IN commotion
followed "a
"What> tho matter ?A .,,e Judge
dcman.Ys. "Wh. is "a man the
bo,>>s1IA1 vidowis hui: a
no bereavc., ,.,,95Sse,"
the " nnn answered ~ thr' is NY
husband, safe and we;l."(
"silcnoc, woman" tlk Judge de-
mandod. "You ought t9A1avo better
sonse tii"nto i'>orrupt III court"
s.Your honor,' said Mawver 81
supposc my Silent can .nov& free 2"
'Aud Why 50, sir ?i = R
"Cun your ho1oylS Ss a uocs-
ton when Mr.. Peters R here be-
fore You {" Nl
"NVho is Mr.. Peters & VI
Your honor, I cannh&udcrstand
YOU" NA
"But you will prettNAcn. The
Mr.. Petors that this coE.Yas taken
into consideration is dead1
"No, I'm .not!' oxclaWd d Peters,
stepping forward. sW
"You may think you 0not, Mr..
Peters, but you are. NeAySAlsaI ~. ell my
professional 1r"rFr ": I i.
'n' nave ! eyer seep ti'st so
cicar'y ana strongly EWished the
g"iin or Two m.n," Ed
nut' JudSe' leters led, tint
c"''ho. oG' ior no mi E9 has been
co,nTi'tGd. 'ln1 Ea
hlf. fctcrS, you naYclHt 'cxamln
." NC evidence as closet ts have
Dut mere | stand mi Hfutatlon ol
az !. eTioence'
Nlr. IetcfS' you nav 'o1 read as
I'M many tc&t DOCKS Oh evlden T as l nave.
ne case against these, 4s9soners :, Is
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
rheumatism and Catarrh.

Rheumatism and catrrh arc both
blood diseases. In many severe case
they have yielded 10 trcamcnt with b.
3. b. (Bntanic Blood I'alm), made by
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta. Gn. Write
for book Of convincing proofs. Sent free.
X. p. Dodge, Atinnh, Ga, says
MY vile had catarrh and nothing did
her nny good. Her constitution finally
failed and poison rot into her blood. ]
placed her on Il use Of b. b. b., and to
my surprise her recovery was rapid and
complete"
w. p. Mcdaniel Atlanta, Ca, writes:
II was much cmaciated and had .hcu-
matism 50 bad could not get along
without crutchcs. also had neuralgia
in tho head lirs,-class physicians did
he no good. Then tried i. b B
and its effects were magical. ! chccrful>
ly recommend it as good tonic and
quick cure"
Mrs Matilda Nichols, Knoxville, Tenn.
whites: had ca!arrh six years and q
luost distressing cough. and my eyes were
much swollen. Five bottles Of B. B. b.,
thank God ! cured me- y
John NJ Davis, Tyler, Texas, writes
II was subject n number Of years tc
spells ofiuflammalory rheumatism, which
six bottles OF Il. b. b., thank heaven,
has entirely cured. | have not felt the
slightest rain since.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28

One Of the most sensational legal
complications that has ever aroused
the interest Of n aw.abidng neighbor-
hood was tho outgrowth OF II trial re
Gently held before Judge b. w.
Quirk, Of tho Hickory Fiat Circuit.
The circumstances, told with the no.
ccssary dryness Of detail, are us fol-
lows
~ one John Pctors, a sober and indus
tiioua ,nun, iaiied TO come home one
night. This occurrence was SO unu
sual that his wife, becoming alarmed,
aroused tho noighborhood, and men,
women and lildrcn turned out in q
general search. Tho next day John
Peters cont was found near the river
bank. Marks Of 81 struggle were also
discovered. Immediate ely there arose
n cry that The man had been murdered;
aud, about this time, there came along
q reputable citizen who declared that
he had, several days before, heard Sim
White and al Miller swear that they
would kill Peters. The two men we're
arrested and taken before Justice of
the peace. They avowcd their inno-
cence, and their lawyer declared that
they could not be held for murder
until it was proved that murder had
been committed. The proof was not
long wanting, for n fisherman soon ar
rived with the infoimation that he had
found the body Of Peters. The body
waS identified and tho preliminary
trial procce led, resulting not only in
establishing the fact that White and
Miller sworc that they would kill
Peters, but they were overheard to
declare hat they would drown him.
They were held over and were indicted
by the grand jury.
When the case came up before
Judge Quirk, of the circuit court,
some of the ablcst lawyers in the State
were in attendance, for White and
Miller were not fricndless, and morc>
over, they were not without means.
After more than y week of "skir-
mlshing' u Jury was imranclcd, and
then the great trial was begun. The
majority Of the people, including the
press, four.coumn folio set in small
pica and printed in the back room of
=. B. Whitson's cross roads store, be-
lievcd that q verdict Of guilty would
be rendered, aNR bets were made with
persons who bel y.vcd that the prisons
crs were guilty. Sut who thought that
the Jury might he "culyercd."
The trial had not proceeded far
when it could be clearly seen that the
Judge was convinced that White and
Miller were guilty. This jurist vas
something moro Than peculiar old
fellow. lie WAS q decided character,
and 50 set we're his opinions when
once formed that no argument and no
proof could change them.
Gentlemen Of the jury" said the
judge, when all the testimony had
been heard, 81 don't think that it is
necessary to 60 into an argument con.
cerning this case. The guilt Of these
men is so clear that il would be Il
criminal act to waste the county's
money in prolonging this trial. Now,
prisoners, tho best thing you can do is
to confess your guilt and throw yours
selves upon tho mercy Of this court"
"Iiave you any confession to mako,
Dir. White 2"
"No, your honor, except that am
innocent"
''llavo you any confession to mako,
Mr.. Nlillcr?"
"Nonc. cXccpt to sav fhot had
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WADESBORO', N. G., SPECIAL.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

North bound. =. South bound.
Leave Leave W
Charleston 90 p. m. Wadcsboro' 100 n. III.
Lanes GIL y. M. Chcrnw 7.30 q. In.
Tiorchco 8.l0 =. IN. Florhnco 900 A. III.
Vhcraw 9.13 y. III. Lanes 1857 a IN.
Arrive Arrive
~adosbOro' 100 p. III. Charleston 1890 D. IN
Cars run through between Charleston and
Wndesboro'. These trains make close conncc
ton ut Wadosboro' with East and West bound
fpsscngor trains over tho Carolina Central
Railroad.
u. NJ. EMERSON. Gen. Pass. ACT.
JoMS i. DIVINE, Gen. supt
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
HOaIH MARLBORO ClRCuir APPOINTMENTS FOR 800.

AOalH MARLBORO CIRCUIT APPOINTMENTS FOR 1890.
Rov. J. L. Ray, p. G.
First Sunday.
Ebonczcr II u. III. Shilo $50 p. III.
Second Sunday.
Oak Grove | a. nj. New Hope 3. 80 p. M.
Third Sunday.
Sbilo l / a. M. Ebcnczor 3. 80 p. III.
Fourth Sunday.
N w Hopo | | q, III. Oak Grove 80 p, ~.
PEASANT Hill / a. M. on Saturday be-
fore tho second Sunday and IL Il. M, on
5th Sunday.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR BlEAAsIm CIRCUIT,
REV, J. A. pORTER p. G.

REV. j. a. PORTER p. G.
Hebron lst and 3rd Sunday at ! la M.
Ebenezcr st and 3rd Sunday ut 3 y. M.
Parnassus 2nd and 18th Sunday at | ! Il. III.
Zion 2nd and 4th Sunday at 8 u. III.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
Dots from Gevington.

Mn. EDITOR Can you or any Of
your readers explain the early ap.
pcarancc of tho lightning bugs. On
tho night Of the 10Th J. saw them
thick enough to give light sufficient
for one to sec how to cross neigh.
boring foot log
Have not planted corn yet Am
looking for more freezing weather.
The "la grippe" has had heavy
run in our section. I visited one
family with four down ut once.
made pleasant visit to Clio re
Gently and had a huge time. Clio i
a splendid place TO go for recreation
Such good, clever people live there.
March oath, 1890. JOEL.
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APPOINTMENTS fOR BtSAE1TsyIlle CIRCUIT.
REV. W. II. KInToN, +. |,

REV. w. II. KiRToN, p. q.
Beauty Spot, 2nd and 4th Sundny n III.
Smyrna, End and 4,h Sunday 8 p. m.
IInG Grove, 3rd and lst Sunday n. III.
McColl, 3rd and lst Sunday p. III.
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sRlcHIsyIlls CIRCUIT APPOINTMENTS FOR 1880.

REV. q NJ. RoYD. Y. O.
Bethel lst aud Sd Sunday ii a. M.
Antioch lst and 3rd Sunday 3 D. nj.
Boykin 2ud and 4th Sunday liam.
Drec1cn's Chapel I'd and 4th D. III.
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Towns arc built mp by means Of
organization and cooperation a.
mong their business men. No town
can ever prosper when tho people
arc Jealous and suspicious of each
other.
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He Was "Sot'' in His Ways

AND WoUIDN'T BE THRILLED WITT
HE SENTENCED TWO MEN 10
DEATH AND FINED TIE MURDERED
MAN FOR CoETEalpT OF COURT A
CASE OF TWO MUCH LAW.
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TOMS0RIAG.
w. y. STEWART,
Bcnnettsyille Barber.

When you wish an easy shave,
AS good rs barber ever gave,
just calI on mo at my saloon,
at morning, eve or noon;
| cnt and dress the hair with grace,
10 suit the contour Of the face.
My room is neat and towels clean,
Scissors sharp and razors kcon.
And everything think you'll find
10 suit tho face and please Tho mind
And all my mt and skill can do
you just call, iii do for you.
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=. At tho Clio Drug Store you will find
all kinds of Drugs and Medicines citho,
on hand or coming to hand, or will be
ordered on command ut DR.. IIamer old
stand, kept by l.. Wood.
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MAs0M1o DIRECTORY.
EUREKA LODGE. no. 43, A. F. a.. ADAMSylLlE.

Convcncs onch Saturday afternoon before,
tho f"'' = 4'n 1T 1. "1RR,"SG L. Gxsrnal,uo, W. M.
w. j. Adams, Secretary.