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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27
Sic sunebmenbe 8e6entum8 bes Gal
neffpffer Gnfena.


lleber ben @ei@dftsbertebr i'm Sol.
befoner 6afen tpdbrenb Der Iebten 9ais
ION bonn September on brinot ber
uMauufacturers &ecorb" In Baltimore,
Elm Blatt, tuel@es es fit6 3ur Mufpabe
felt, Die Gortf9riits Der @Rbs @taaten
3ur algemeinen RenntniB unb Mnerfens
nung su bringen. bic fol9en6e 3ufams
menhellung:
r9is 3abl Der @dife, tpelds bort
angef0mmen un6 BON bort ausgetaufen
fnb, lit cine ungem6tnli9 groBe genes
len unb ibre Sasunesfdbieteit cine BEL
tDeitem 9r6Bere, als III irgcnb elmer
9aiion 3upor.
Ser 0anbel in tropii1en sstiidten
nit tsm 9torbmeiten bot lid1 in furser
3eit su grOBartigen 8erbdltniHen emit.
faltet uno cine sdn5e 2ahl BON geaeI.
i9ifen bef1dftigt, peldps amiiGen @aIs
ueEon unb meritaHliden unb mittels
ameritanil@ea Giiltenpldben regelmdBis
ge Tabrten MADDEN. Eas @rpBgel9dft
bon 8alDeitGn It i'm raIhen Madlen Be-
griffen geweisu uno Die oieIen Snbultries
sweige fin6 in bltibenbem getriebe.
! Ser birsfte 8erfebr Don Se1as nit ben
iiberieeil9en 6afenpldBen bat lid
In ifauneHerregenber Meiie geboben.
Die erfe STEELE unter ben 2dnbern,
uobin bic Pro5ufte bes teraniiden
2cHbbaus (ben 9auptIiapelart;fel bilbet
natiirlib bic 8aumtpolIe) birett ousge.
fhbrt tDeroen, nim.nt gngIanb ein.
NG6 benz Nusneis Der grport .2ilien
bat btr Wetib ber biretten Musfubr ra@
en9Iiiben 0dfsn $14,757,713 betras
gen. O0nu fo.st Grantrei9 nit einem
@rpOrtmertbe bon 81. 734. .638, baraui
Seutf6lanb NIT 81 .051 PIT, &uBlan6
nit 81, OPS. .242. Ddnemart NIT $5l 1853
unb Srlanb nit $8,756. Dit Nusfubr
Don 5fTas ua9 benz QusIano (Merifo
nit einSeidIoRen) itsllt fid ftir Bic 6rei
Wtonaie September, Ottober unb Nos
bember, lDelde ungefdbr bic 6dIfte ber
gaumpoIlen Saiion uHifa{ien, aui
$18. .698. 1874. tpdbrenb bic ginfubr lid
auf elaen Mettb bon $14, 900 Be-
!aufen BOT.
Der @ertb Der Seiammt Musfubr
oes 5taaies Seras, 70 tpeit tie iiber ben
Salbeitorer 0afen naG benz MusIanb
unb nod ameritonii@en 0afenpldbeu
gegangeH 1T. bat In ben brei etlteM Mo
naten oes neueH @ei@dftsiabres bic
Sumnle BON $27, ,736, 1897 erreitbt. Die
gaatabi9liiiIe ipdbreno bes genannten
3eitraums baben bic Sotallumme bon
$l01, 1882, gegeH $2.951,217 in
Der elei6en Periobe bes 0oriabrs,
E6erli9 ber bette, siffernmdBise 8eueis
fur ben groBartigen GOrtfdritt, neIs
den Der Gtaat Seras unb feline 0ofen=.
faet @albefOn in ibrer gntm!dluna
gema9t baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27
r Na6ri6ten" (uabridsinlid, BON

ger Na9ri9ten" (pabrI@einIid BON
Jiirif 8ismarf beeinffuBt) proteairen
gegen ale 3oa3useHdnbnilFe an Oeffers
reid un6 erbliden barin cine 5ribut,
aablung fur bic Nliana.
= Raiier Wilbelm bat Die patbens
felle fur ben iiebenten Sobn zines idle
fil9en @6rsiners iibernommen.. Oas
10 geebrte Rinb purbe an bemielben
Sage in 6erielben Stunbe geboren, tpie
Raiier Wilbelms Shngiter.
- Sn G6ln tpurbe amerifaniiher
Sped i'm Wertbe BON 90, 900 Mart, Der
als bolldnbii@ey eiusefhbrt tpurbe, cons
fis3irt unb ber betrefienoe bolIdnoil9e
6dnbler nerbaftet.
= Sn Mabrib tpuroem atpei Ius.
iGbige na6 sem 2od'iben 0eilperfabs
rem beban6elt. Die OofpitaIs Ner3te,
foel6e bic Smpfung ausfhbrteti, erfId.
ren, bob in benz @eiunb5eitsaufanbe
ber bsiben Batienten naG Der Smpfung
! cine entl6iebene Wenbung gum BeFes
/ rem eingetreten fei.
! = Sberff pepoff, Der @bsf Der ruHis
i9en politif9en poli3ei, beinbet fib
augenbIidli9 In paris, um benz W6rs
Der bes @enerals Giperstoff auf bic
Spur su fommen. Derfelbe min ct.
miitslt baben, bo5 bet giihiIilt BALES.
pide. ber i'm Berba9te iiebt, ben Ges
neral ermOrbet su boben, tber Brinbiii
nod gulsarien entfommen lei. Dies
let ieBt tiberbaupt bas eiu3ise 2anb,
bas ben 0ibiIifteu mod eine 3ufiu6t
getDtbre, inbem bic oortlgen GeleBe bic
Nuslieferung BON Nibiliiten berbleien.
= Der Strife Der @iieubabn. Mnge.
| ftellten In S9ottlanb bauert fort, bod
bofft man, baB our@ sesenisiiiee @ons
ceifionen elm @inberlfdnoniB ersielt toer.
ben fann.
! - Die Gibrer ber beiben feinoli1en
Sruppen Der iril9en Wationa!s partei
Deroen bsmud9fi In 4aris auIammen,
fonlmeH, um iiber cine Wieberoereinis
gung Der beiben Gliigel au beratben,
unb 3iuor auf Der 8afis bes tempcrdren
Madtritis garnels Don Der 6tbrer.
! fGaft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27
Tiir bDffnum8SlpS erfldrt unS bod,
fteretfef!

aus eilem grtefe ber Srau Surt prn Grotsn, eabs
Datotas Inpren MIR plsenees an pS& Bate mtd bef=
A begann fart u bufen nnb taIb mar eS ,rsifellcs,
bat ID an ber S@pinbiu&t lttt. Bier aerBte saben
t auf unb erfldrten, bab t nur NOD stne furse 9eit
gu leben babe. So felbit gab a4e 9pffnuns auf 1nb
bsreitsie mid faon auf etH balbiseg Gnbe Spr. Da
Itsth h Jemano metnem @atten an, Or. a6nis's Neaes
Mesttel sesen S4plnb5uAt, Guften unb Grtdltuna ,u
ssrinGen. Sd fcste benz Natbe, nabm i'm @an,en adbt
Glai&eu unb puree pcudntis ssbeilt. 50 bin iesi 70
Sslpne ME trsenb etne Grau nlsiner Betaunfidaft
yfoeeral4en tret. gu baben bet Dreb, IbpmpSpn &
nnb 81 90 fie 6laIhs. o. ~ Ss''s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27

@egen einen S9nitt, gei9dbisung,
Giebs ober Yronbwunbeu giebt es niGis
BeReres, als Gbam berIein's
pain Balm. Die Wuube beili
i9neller, als bur9 irsenb ein anberss
prdparat, uno, lpenn bielelbe nitbt gar
au f9limm 1T, obne Narben 3u binter,
laRen. gu baben bel &. gobn s. Co.,
5. Galteper & Son unt allen beoeuten.
ben Mpotbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27

Das SieseI bes iungen 9taates
Wpoming, tuie es BON ber @elebsebuns
angenommen iDorben III, 3eigt cine
tueiblide Gisur, bon beren erbobenem
4rm eine 5erbro6ene Gette bsrabbdngt,
wobur6 bic 8erIeibuns poIitil6er
&e@te on bic 6rauen bes @taates ber=
fiunbilbli6t nirb. Oas Motto bes
Staates lit equal Rights -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27
Cute 9ref{ur.

uSa Darum f6iefen Sic oenn niGt,
6err Secretdr ?"
,.Sa tpi6eu Sc. 6err GD,fer. mel
Gelbm1nnle fann 9 9noIe net bertra,
ge. Wenn i'd fbieb' = beiBt er mid
In be Wabe /"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27
SiIe m M d.

Wittpe: $50 iaee 9ir, nimm ben
Meni9eu ni9t: er gefdlt mir nidt!"
SoGier: nMein Soft. pas fon i'd
benn tban; 9efdllt Sir elmer ni9t,
bann lou i'd ibn nidt rebmen. uuo
gefdut er Dir, 10 nimmf Gu ibn
leIblt!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27

= periio. .Sabat, ber in better Site
nur i'm 9ir6fpiel ct. Sames, 2a., &C..
aogen tpirb, ipirb in 6olae f9le9ter
Grnte iebr tbeuer tperben. Die lebtere
mur0e bur6 ueberi9memmungen beg
8atets btr Str0me peranIaBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27
Rndlene gIrnira.anIhe.

Die bette GaIbs bet Melt fir Ganitte,
0ustl4ungen, Sefdpiite, 6isber. uub Saut,
Ansf4las, 6Ie@te, Sefprungsns edube, 6roit.
beulen unS ale Sauttrani5eiten turirt Cd.
@nstesiOsn Ootr Isine SssaSlnns; g6uise
3uriiderFatisi rs Gents bic G6aateT. Bum
Bsrtaui IA alien apotBeisu. Grsib, gbomp.
fon @ &C.,. &togeiaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27

: Sn ben 204 ameritanii9en Sep.
pidfabriten iinb i'm leBten Sabre 76s,
800. 600 Oarbs Seppi6 bergefelt tpors
ben. Saau tparen 11,000 Spinbeln
un0 43, 900 Nrbeitsr erforberIith.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27
3u 5fIi1.

profefior (na6 elmer tdnseren, els
mas confuien Nuseiuauoeriebung bes
@ramiuanoen): ,,Wenn i1 Sis, Serr
@anbibat, aIfo redt peritanben babe,
10 baben Sic 6as -wie gemeint 2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27

8 d mdnuifder@ COMP liment
2rtilleries lieutenant: ,4ber andbis
ges, 6rduIein baben Sic 9lugen. :. Mus
gen. :. .ieber Bid Il Srefer!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27

D0~ WolIt Sbr cine Ndb Mafdine
flir bic Geiertage, fault bic ,Wbite".
sic bdlt eiuig. $. %. grps, 4O8
Noenue 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27
Romifd il es eiaeniIid. mnrl

= ROmifdb III es eiseniIi6, warum
man i'm Deuti6en bic 2iteraten
vS9rift # teller" unb ole Sppoara.
pbsn wS6rift eBer" nennt, unb
ni6t umgefebrt. Senn bic Sdrifts
Weller feben id au ibrer Irbeit
uaO Die s8riftieber felIen f9
hoau.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27

Gin egoifiif6er @trtb.
Dirib: s5riufsn g aod5 nod a
0albe Bier, Qerr Wllleri' -
8af: 0Ja, luarum triaten beun
Sic beui' gar feiH's?~
Wirth: rs iDart' nut, big frifd
n'3npfi tpirol"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27

Die Dpttpren iinb iebr un,urtehen iser einen, ID.
men ntmer mebr S@s6en 5ufnsenben 2cnturrenten
mir inetneu Or. Butts Suitens Sprup cine Slai6t
eefelben Bat Before gBirtuns als etn Dusenb Reepte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27

10- Die bsfen 6arbinen, bic ie
i'm Nartie tparen, bel W to n & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27

Oie
@aaentli9e 6reie Yreiie fit gaas
eri6eint
jeoen DonnerGA1
unb tofet
$3.50 fur oaS .Sabr pber $1.2s fAt
G Wcmate III 0uraueb besablmna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27
@ubiad)elt : 9epartenteltt.

SIS ipirb n5tbis iein, baB iuir aubergeipbbi,=
li4e Initrensansen MAIDEN, tpeeen Der pprz
sei9rittemen Sailon bic iibrisen @tnter=
Site gu psrfa,lfell bamit es fir 6riibiabrss
Sa9en &aum siebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-27
@ir berfaufen 8onnets ltao Soqltl

500 unb $1,000, bie baS 9oppelte iuertb.
Sbise angaben iuerSen mir beipeiier, ipenn
Sbr Gu9 Der Mibe untersieben ippllt, @aare
ltrb 9reiie gu unterfuhen.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-01-31

Gy"ABBoTT's EAST INDIAN Conn
PAINT remove all Corns, Buuions and
Warts.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-01-31
How to Save Meat in.syVarnn
Weather.

Mr.. Jno. Il: Bcllamy, writing to the
Star from Enfield, N. c., in relation
to the loss that so many farmers have
sustained this season in falling tn
"save their Bacon" says:
Meat may be saved i'll very warm
weather, if. rs it is cut out, you have
a kettle Of boiling brine. Dip each
piece Of meat in this for about one
minute; take it out and lay it aside
to cool, and while cooling have a
quantity Of ~pulvcrized (nitratc of
potash) dust and sprinkle over the
flesh side of each piece about a desert
spoonful, which will be absorbed by
the meat in about haitian hour; then
pack the meat down, flesh side up,
with plenty Of fine salt-say one inch
decp-all over the meat. In Il week
or so overhaul and rcsalt. Years ago
/ used to put up from $4,000 to 3d.
900 pounds Of meat every winter, and
never lost any or hcsitatcd to kill in
warm weather. Wilmington Star.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-01-31
HOMICIDE AT NIAXTON.
A MEMBER or TIL FAMOUS LowREY
FAMILY KILLED by TIE MARSHAL,

Sim Iowrey, ason Of Steve Lowrcy,
Of Robson county, was shot and killed
at Maxton on Saturday night last by
Mr.. j. D. Mcqueen. the night watch.
a Lowrey is a son OF one OF the
celebrated L.owrey gang Of outlaws thar
was exterminatcd in Robeson county
some years ago alter they had led a
desperate career OF robbery and mur-
der. 1t is said that Mr.. Mcqueen fired
the shot which killed Steve Lowrcy,
the outlaw, and that Sim Lowrcy, a boy
at the time, swore to avengc the death
OF his father. The story goes that he
was at Maxton Saturday night and was
drinking. and that having followed
Mcqueen up. he attempted to assassi-
nate him with a knife whercupon Nc
Queen shot and killed him 10 save his
own life.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-01-31
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN.

The Executive Committee Of the
Farmers Association Of South Caro-
lima have issued a call for q State
Convention, to be held in Columbia
OH the 9th of March, to nominate Il
State ticket, from Governor down,
md this ticket will then be presented
to the regular Democratic State Con-
vention, which will meet perhaps in
July, for ratification or rejection. The
farmers are in earnest on the subject
of reform in the management Of our
State government and i'll rcapportion-
ment Of representation in tho Lcgis.
laturo, and this change OF affairs is
what the farmers desire to come to
pass this year.
Only one man in South Carolina
has ever spoken out as the champion
Of this cause, and when he made his
maiden speech on this line in the
Court House at Bcnnettsvillc in
August. 1886, the prediction was
made that he would some day come
to the front and lead His hosts Sc VIC.
tory. The bugle call has been sounds
ed, and we have only to wait for the
response to see tho fulfllment Of the
prediction that b. r Tillman will be
nominated MS the next Governor Of
South Carolina.
Mr.. Tillman is one Of the brainicst
farmers in the State. A practical,
progressive n chat has proven it by
his own success, and being in full
sympathy with the farmers, is the
only MAJ who would meet the de-
mands Of the hour and give satistacs
ton TO al classes.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-01-31
CONVINCING PROOF.

III many instances it has been proyon
that j B, botanic Blood Bal,n,) made
ny Blood Balm Co, Atlanta, Ga, will euro
blood poison in its worse phases oven
~hen aM ether treatment fails.
A.. =. Brunson. Atlanta, Ga, writes
II had I'd running ulcers Oh ono leg aud 6
on tho other, and felt greatly Frustrated
believe ! actually swallowed a barrel OF
medicine, in win efforts to cure tho dis
case. With little hope I fnally acted on
the urgent advice Of q friend, aud rot
II bottle Of b b Is. 1 experienced q
change, and my dependency was somo.
what dispclled. l kept using il until ]
had taken sixteen bottles, and all the
ulcers, rheumatism and nll other horrors
Of blood poison have disappointed, and at
last am sound aud well again, after au
experience Of twenty years of torture"
Robt. Ward, Mexcy, Ga, writes: "My
disoasc was pronounced a tertiary form of
blood poison. My faco, head and should
ess werc a mass OF corruption, md finally
tho diseasc began cutting my skull bones.
My bones ncllcd; my kidneys were do
ranged, | lost flesh md strength, aud life
became q burden. All said | must surely
die, but nevertheless when I had used ton
bottles Of B B b, I was pronounced we'll.
Hundreds of scars eau now be seen on me.
| havc now been we'll over twelve mouths"
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-01-31
Mrs. ALICE LEE.
For sale by j. T. Douglas, Sole Agent.

The Bible Association Of South
Carolina will hold its third annual meet
ms IN Columbia, February l2th. All
officers Of auxiliary societies are ex
o!ticio members. Reduced rates have
been secured on railroads. The names
Of delegates who expect to attend should
be sent at once to Prof. J.. w. Finn
who will secure homes.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-01-31
Many Persons

Arc broken down from ovcrw0rk or household
cares Browns Iron BittCrS
rcbuilds tho system. aids digestion. removes cx-
cess of bile, nnd cures malaria. Get the genuine
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-01-31
Alliance Officers Salaries.

The following arc the amounts Of
the salaries received by the officers
of the National Alliance and In
dustral Union:
i. L. Polk, prcsidcnt-Salary
$4,000 per annum and all expenses,
with $1,000 per annum for Office
assistant.
J.14, Turner, sccrctary-Salary
$4,000 per annum and all expenses,
O. w. Macune, chairman exec
utivo committee Salary $4,000
per annum and all expenses.
Evan Jones, chairmnn judiciary
committce-Salary nothing and no
appropriation for expenses.
Ben Terrell, lccturcr-Salary
$4,000 per annum and all expenses,
travelling and otherwise.
sYa4unn's y'hysgen2 sus,csorit III.
3lrne, she cannot sharpon Il prnel
add, outside 81 commercial c]irclcs,
she can't tic a pnckage to make it
look like anything save a crooked
cross section Of chaos; but see what
she can do with a pinl l believe
there are some women who could al
most pin Il glass knob to a door.
She cannot walk 50 many miles
around n biliard-tablc with nothing
to eat. and nothing Ito speak of to
drink, but she can walk the floor all
night with a frctful baby, without
going sound.aslccp the first half hour.
She can ride five hundred miles with
out going into the smoking.car forest
(nnd get away from the childrcn.)
She cal 90 to town and do a wcari-
some days shopping, and have good
time with three or four friends, with
out drinking a kcg of beer. She a
enjoy an evening visit without smok-
ing half dozen cigars. She can en-
durc the torturing distraction Of a
house full Of children all day, while
her husband cuffs them bawling to
bed before he has been home an hour.
Every day she cndures a dress that
would make an athlete swoon. She i,
afraid ola mouse. and runs from 4
COW, but a book agent can't scare her.
She is the salt Of the church, the
pepper Of the choir, the life Of the
sewing society, and about all there is
Of n young ladies' school or nun
merry. a boy with a sister is tortu.
nate, a young man with a sweetheart
is happy, a fellow with a cousin is to
be enSicd, and % man with u wife is
thrice moro than they all. Robert j.
Burdcttc.
The business outlook from the
New York standing-point is repre-
scntcd as improved, bnt at tho same
time the number Of failures report.
cd is alarmingly large, and shows
a bad condition as to financial
health. There arc sections that
arc all right. But tho general con
dition is not 50 good as it was this
time last year. Harrison's Adj
ministration has failed to bring the
promised "boon."
Mrs. Cora Scales Morris, Of Reds.
vile, N. G., charged with poisoning
her husband. and who has been on
,fial for several days al Wentworth,
the county seat Of Rockingham, has
been acquitted.
Many Persons
Arc broken down from ovcrwork or household
cares Browns Iron l}ittcrS
rcbnilds tho system, aids digestion, removes cx-
cess of bile, nnd cures malaria. Get the genuine
Arkansas farmers are not suffering
for want Of labor. Thousands Of nc.
grocs are pouring into that State cy.
cry month from other Southern
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-01-31
PEN AND SCISSORGRAPIIS.

.|..U~ - 800
~ Rockingham has 4 new town clock.
- DR.. Talmage has the influenza in
ordon.
themselves a..
When all wcr.
was formed. A num.land is guaran-
rcsenting each Of by his law firm.
involved, were
trustees wero "a. Hoyt has been ncM-
ers in tho v5vcrnor. II he will accept
ire Scrll4e'a good one.
loc,.x.Senator Riddlebcrgcr, Of Wiz
s'a, died Of Friday last, after a long
ness, aged 4o years.
- Adam Forepaugh, the veteran cir
Gus manager. died at his home il Phila-
delphia on the 23d.
The Monarhnr h'oG' a byicN s.ares
~ t'ie tft9n % SUnitGt torc iesttjycl
bY fry nN incgd mofoing.
" 6; Yee lbs helblcs, ....d s1yelest ior
years.
Capt. w. A. Carrigan, Of Society
Hill. has planted 900 square yards in
tobacco seed.
- The third annual State Sunday
School Convention Of North Carolina
will meet in Wilmington. Feb. 25-27.
II. G. Kollock. Esq. editor of the
Cheraw Reporter, was married to Miss
Henrietta Malloy in the Presbyterian
church at Cheraw on the 22d.
nv Frank Nichols, a straightout Re-
publican, has been appointed postmas-
ter at Grecnville, S. G. Nichols is a
native Of Maine.
- Senators Hampton and Butler are
to deliver addresses at Leesburg, Va,
on the 25th prox. before the Camp OF
Confederate Veterans.
- Ex-Governor Thompson, OF South
Carolina, is opposed 10 the Butler cx>
porting negro scheme and thinks it i'm
practicable and undesirable.
~ Peter Henderson, the noted seeds
man. is dead. He sold lots OF flowers in
our country. He LETT a fortune Of
81 100000 to his wife and son.
~ Rev. T. c. Whaling, pastor Of the
Cheraw Presbyterian Church, has re,
ceived a call to Laurcns at a salary Of
$1,000. It is not yet known that he will
accept.
.- Miss Nellie bly,, who was sent out
by the New York World to make a
quick trip around the world, has re-
turned in Il days, 6 hours and II min
utcs.
- Orangcburg has a Savings Bank
Tor young folks, for deposits from s cts.
up. They get interest on all amounts
over one dollar that remains over three
months.
- The Ilinson Livery Stables were
burned in Rockingham last week. Four
horses and n mule, a large lot Of
%provcndcr, and six or eight buggies
were lost in the conilagration.
- The quickest way to reach the
trusts is for the courts to make their
certificates illegal. Trusts arc founded
by men with capital with the purpose in
view Of robbing somebody Of their just
earnings. With certificates OF stock
having no standing before the courts,
trus S would have little to live Tor.
-A member Of the Virginia Senate
has introduced n bill to punish wife
beating, which provides that any man
who strikes his wife with his fist or any
other weapon shall receive upon con-
viction from nine to thirty.nine lashcs
upon the bare back and that the wife
shall be a competent witness. This law
ought to be in force in I, State.
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OUR COUNTY OFFICERS.

Sheriff, B.. Il. Bogcrs,
Clerk, @. NJ. Wcathcrly,
Coroner, John Il. Sampson.
Probate Judge, Il. l. Rogers.
School Commissioner, John A.. Calhoun.
County Commissioners, j. L. Covington, j
c. Campbell, Raiford Gibson.
Auditor, Jncob Afford,
Treasurer, j. r.. Lilies,
supervisor Of Registration, It. F. McRnc,
Clerk Of Board County Commisstonors-T
W. Bouchier.
Senator, c. S. Mccall
Representatives, I. N. Edcns and w. D
Evans.
Jury commissioncr-Ei Il. Covington.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-01-31

Mrs. Cora Scales Morris, Of Reds.
vile, N. g., charged with poisoning
her husband, and who has been on
,rial for several days al Wentworth,
the county seat Of Rockingham, has
been acquitted.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-01-31
THE MARK ETS.

New York, January 2s.-Cotton stca>
.dy, m;diiings lie.
Charleston, January 2s.- Cotton firm
at l0sc.
Wilmington. January 28.--Cotton firm
at l02c. Crude Turpcntine firm at 50. 20
Tor virgin and yellow dip, and $l.2O for
hard.
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SAN MARCOS, Tex, Sept. ~, lSs

SAN Marcos, Tex, Sept. II, 1887.
MIR. 'WM. RADAM:
Dear Sir--Tho hlicrobe Killer, I find,
is II splendid thing. Can I get the Agency
hero My littlo boy that was affected
with worms is cured and getting fat and
rosy. My fntlicr IL alse using youT incdi-
elmo, md is improving very fast.
Very respectfully,