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New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
IrIIGnyALLEY KAILAOAD.

N.s.No.s TRAINS Ia,e :oot Of tor'.andt ara
ian. fo- ,,-.oa ,nd .n, Pm eda'a point. p,.~,,o
f "V't ..I lru.1a. Io.,. points. Chair az %
itr. ,,t .r.r,1 I'd. Q" ~a-p.f.-.on nr'ds. .
~ \, M n n T. 1nd b. Jun.t anl intermediate points
O'ii'' r fr fmGhanHoek ard intermediat' pon'';
.r, ltr 20 1unhhannook. Connection 70 Reading ana
'' 6 ", crr rn.ra and prncr' in-'sr't ,t' points.
,.r =. ., - .r-bilr aud Pullman sleeper T. SHsph-
-' r ,- Nasoh chunk and inform date points
.or r g.. N.o.l C.uni and intermediate points.
coil. .1n % H.aff- o.t N'tr~h'rt. , r..,,.
r. f.- t,.r.tl Lyons I..ira, to.h',' hl'9p
,.t h. W... ru.m man sleeper 70 Lyons a"l Suspension
r ..a,'t III all points I'm Nahanoy and Hat!eton coal
SrXp'y TRAINS.
f...-. ard II a u. nr >h landoah aud Intermediate
,r for Nae.h cla,. a.i .rt.,n.t ,te roInt.,.
,,t n. WI Pullman ~..epr - L'on, and sq-p'n'.on
'''.'-'. G.rerol r,,'.rn oae. 80 Broadway. .-
NEW-YoEK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
RID BANK. Long. HGlN oCcbbl5,N> 81 GF"\.l y. AND
AND PoINT PLEAsNNr
r.a, t.l. In ,~,,t Jun, 30 1870 Train, i.aye NV
Nofl f, Of Iu.rt,>t 400 -I5. 9:lj .a. u., 10 ID
d II o. u. 80 80 3 30 .r>lr.-- So" 20 'cTo
.t.--. 80 .>i. >-. % .I' D.. m N.i.'.-' i'.' ''0V
i,,' foot c,,.,'olt ana p.-bro-,es.-'- 3 30 10
9.lo l. - noo. . 3D. $40 .>pr"'- o3 80 Sun.
~uo,, t,n' do not Stop a, ocean or.'" and Asbn'y
rrtr~ nIopgrTr ; r. .w'oPP Poo r r.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01

rUENPTNN PRODUCE MAEkITS.
Iiyeftool IIue 80 p 80 .. Bcrf pork and hams
in Door dcms'd Bacon-lho demand Is improving.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
CUAS %. SClLL
GmI Passenger AGENT


kR'I~l SIlOhE kAlIhPAI' ~ -
~ 20 r. H. x CO.,. L.~- ... Trans J ''- " ~ liz
.for ,r io. ~ ltr-~t. N."-lo.4 LAM ;"i 't-I, ,
p.t-oi- and Ch.o.o o.j' %. u. - T. n.. 0 10 Is
y, Louis - IS .e - b.. DID, io.'nto ID % a h. ,1tS ~.
,I5 m ID. Bp.rlio lo..est.r. Nu,Hn>on H5'Dr' r
>l9.url Falls 33o 9.l' q. n.. -1.''. - .I' ., Is
IS D. DID. -to" 30 i, ,',J - Is D. II.
,at-u and Alaay 3D. .5l5, - 30 al 80, 80 a. 1rout,
>, o9 2l5 'cl' q. m. 'i,n,ioH''o o 20 - IS,
All 80 a. m q IS 200 30. > - 30 06r55al 20 5g ani
II T., p H. and clo - p. m b3 - p NJ % nv 3 Is
d. .. lI'-'ut ,''u'--r'r- Tor -" au tIr,lLh tri.ns
p.i-ot chicago and -. Lpui, on, ' Pslor cars
, % specials an 20 D.. iI.. - ID p. p" All .{l A. m.
D., SARATOGA a.d Caldwell Lake ''',,.,',, univ. Par.
lay >clt sunday. hJ 10 p Z Gh,ssHr.'r..t Hunter 10:
oar "9 n ,,o So f. S;,,a5 r., and Go,n.S 80 go u,' on
and am 80 a. I3 a. D. m and n 80 a. m.
fI ana Iatrr-nIi Ma Pro. niHi ~ ~" iting-rar
t.t5 H. lu Train, aid 10 - o. M Tor ll"pat. %, u phor.
3 30 a. Do. ,NuuGa', Only 4 Mountain Uou~a. IS,
~ IH'3HAt 'Sn' Taror-,ars Cat,sil on m, 90
,ri, fbI DIV special - p. n. SatgIolE 9i 09i ant
t,,tsrs.fil uunfsr Hobart 'Hnd liotyi go pbo1ni.
,''' I,rinr ear Grand Hot, Nt1tloh fla ,nneX
"" "a Leaves Blu0NNn. va bI"oHHi'i'. u n r.
ttGG ,io 10 n. ana 90 T. ~ J,E,Sl ~'S ,1tSkiil
W N yt linz 30 Am s. pm son % - S,tnrday ki
-".iu'll u "a. only DlF. fDtllN excerpt ,'t,i ,,is
'lo, h. y except SUNDAY Tor t' n't t7,'ation ap.
Tr I'D sleeping car act04ioH'tot ~ '-"6 Fulton &
p on" o1lco loot % Fulton ,N,Mi Is Par. place
Amy -s5 9ia ic-l BVay - BoMrtN 80 ~ west
T. n, II, f@r.i.-,. and WI short 1ta-.'i' !, IN.
- and foot of JaV-st North .tt'i iii,, .r. y.v.
rriGGp'' General Passenger AGENT. NaAuc40'''''S" "
York.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERsLi

'l.N ! IA ~ M ist'NN - ~ ~
~ Foo4 - ,n LIl:'5 : ., lg,. inn \3Fi45 x 49, Ni\ III"
town. Nacch ohunA W.,tr.Hsr~ scranton E'stng iar-
.o, ''1' en- siqdn,, .of t,g H.nen'n. N.on'o~".
20 IL. 10y I?k nomtou- and Lt,tenn .o., ,,..,.
town 'e,d Mau.a 5luut con sunday, ,oe Lake uo.,t,
cong ro-toH' neth,encu, AH'n.o'o. M4ueh chunk a"d
. sna 90 o., l9@,ostoo @ b. laN" ll2ra..oas .9.:
STANTON i1a,ng I4m,,b,r: rq-l.', ,I.ns0 -r. N..
Iort through nad.t raror Gar g y uin-port
o9 D. Err ht l'Iis.g@ @ lS' H,,''.o4i rnr ','
ro't,,.lc g. on Sapd4, Tor ',too. p.nlrh.n Aea-
,.g g. i' arS ]wlrSarr ] liS% ,n,5n Nr,e aG
''u' 80 y '''i' NJ III Lake Hor,cons. E,,on
80 80 nj H. 'i , Sfa.5, Ga,ea n'n ',a n''ii% fstorn n,p
chgo55 "aaGs ,r,'q}s ps . Snd',i od az 80 p "
ior r'l uut Ion nraa.! 1-,gn IaJ. @.'..i Grove
1ri 4, f@'et , 5 .6o ~, 10 s. S y m u
200 goo a. H.. 90" p b. SUNDAY trains do no. stop
For 4taotc nir5saad, "a Naatavan and llc,re 90.
ior Iaaesool' Tons River sui na.nc,pt Co., sl5
' ',r nSIn li,yya atlantic CITY. vln.aod ouI Bds,.
'''r roa Tr'inoG 100. sI5. IlI5 a. m. I .ao >:9o.
Tor ior A'oqr , o' o., @2o s n 5o--l' u &, o
6o @ o e0' a, 49, 49,, oo D. ' '0 .'' D. '.' S'''
'''' SANDY HOOK RorTE.
FOR LoNG GNNN. h. a" IN .t'NE, N'.
For uea p as f.a@' s. as !, Ya9o'; ss O. A. n / Ioas ,!
| 1 30 SEQ %. H.. S."d3' " ed m. 9" =. u..
dar- ou., 3 A. 30. 80 D. il sundays. 80 q. n.
Ior Laicvood Toms River and Bemogat. $50. az
Tor H, I'M ro 0.sI cry. A~burv Parr Point Pn-aot
Co. a. 7.l5 900. II 400 q. n, l:ou. 315. $780, 30
i- I6- Bach Ha,cn. Atlantic cay. vu'and. Brd-et'n,
F0P PUHADFTPWN BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
VIA Central Il. L.. OF NrwJc-ey philadelphia anl X adj
"3 3or Or FGisdy a aj 3d. IS o. ii 80 q. H.. 80.
| StiEDHYS' 600 ii oo e. d.. . O3 20. oo 6 90
u. n.. T. IL NIGHT
cci sunday 70. m.. %. 800 90 o.. ~, 1-:lj nrht
'Friu- ,.tNi.. uf f,. u 80 70. 80 .,n, 90.
30 p. u tl3 g. rlt r>. ct SJtrift n-hr lsNc con-
| o. r.ct.ou for Reading. uafr-hIfs lUt-Nil. SO.
| for SunLrrv. Lew lshure a j WllHm-pYIt. Via Phiu-
deIpIl at - m Il 80 Bullet pdror Car. 30 D. m..
Ticket, aud Paror, seat be- cured a. dl.
! tII 1913 BrYtd' a.. Gth-oN'.. .Gi N'st
Io5thst l3l Ea. t'5tI-,t. \.V-NorN Courtst. $50
| lu'tou-.t. qS broadway Buuo,l,u.
Ncw.Yors transfer Coz pay viii call and check
| baggage from hotel or res .den,c.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
0ll6CellGucou5

E, Rr>Ifs or c,,rv Do. rpHop Si5 pearst, oppost
- '''' JOUN *. HOPPEL M'nufsctircr.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01

+IN.f rllS -.4."
uos.d. = -ofe' - short ri.'5 r.4
D., so, vul,N.., c.-' .'', .''-''1 20 l,.
VIZ, oa,.. l. -45,c .......
AIuci.,. H. 10y! "''' . o.. -
Corn, brh ....-....-.. ,'' 2 1 ...
on H.. r..aa,- l,.aaoe ,oI,. '. n''.. ".i'.'t sos
STEADY and unchanged. iet-. lo- H..
Nilva.a,r. Juno go o'r rr.nnH d. VIZ t.,
so. : .Irns, on te.eo. 49,. IS ~.
,te.4. 30 vL't on 'l"4 ST.. H'' 'i.''t a..
u 2..o', " n,. 49,. r.,. % u 40 Lara :, 80 l..r .
do ~, .tlc. ies- .ca-'t fr,,-r i4g, .D' ',. .I.'
.,S D. '2-I- r t".r.. -,-' t -'atf...-. toar I'D
b., @A.st 100 5.,.. baby. ''' 0'-'-
la. .a Irg 20 letl ..i n a.@ l..,. g.,' =. - ''.
W,-trln old r'n"-}. ana 'i'' ~ r',..
'.' I'm, o. , ,r,'.4 3 75aFl Wc-'cn winter clear
- - ,, l9i o. d" -,r-il .5 " 40 ,tata &. 5G
= = do paint ., 75os ,g non gr-'' 1 Z, % r r, io
a and @ Igle' unll ~ a[1r .s1 sa' e,.i. .al t.. m
ggto o,- ear e aad qi,, tocs r,i,s. i,pd ga
f- - good M. Ing %.,-,' '- M '''% r ,. 70 6 M
So Icd June ssxa'o, Jniy' s"F., " iG-' '
10, .(ro} and local obbcr. bu.fr o1' .t Ian.i.ai.
Want Dat o'crng' hfht .nd pro- rt,,9 Li... ~"
tator io4c, s., hlft n!>rd so l7ain r. A r. So 3
.'or,'o in d. iIc, uugrsdc' IA s.-I dgp"; 4-t 10. e.
pi4'd ~ 3oa'.t. o. , Ea.nl agl IA On 51,1 lag a 1
TIE" 1uiy- fI4Ii,t. Arri.t I.a1'c NppH'cr
"a az d aIi TS bSt oo tr,d acaos aht So ynt 3l
30 > white, 3i.c do t'.1 Sna ir.n depot, d'' cn"'r
raaeS 4 ras as Se a'',, %Ae a' uh but az .:aa % a
8jl-a8j'c ALy'i't, g.. H3-'3c :'pc4bcg 81
Iro,isora IN fair msid aol -tealy ht- ~
I'c mans sItGelG 5c Pork NJ -, nov 81. 50a-l5
do prime mos now; ri2i d. famj Slatrit o. mn.
clSarrLbd in sat 6hd5c 90 DO smoked 72dsc shoul-
lev IN dry .at giy caJrd '1e a. 10 o. o. "., o.o
r. belle, In plcklc 6yd7l4 do hrclfa,t bacon saH
I,rl-Prc CITY refined 02a7c DO DO s9'S d. ~? deo az,
Yard-Prc city refined 644'c do We ern -t,a; - t. d
80 % do butchers l"'-. "l""4r. tuN '"t ana
Prints c4t I342lc Eers s."adr. r'ute' i,ani' mr.
i5.c. Chcc,c dul part .Aim@ 3" i'r fuh -im- lo-r
sugar dol and baF'iy ti,1y H,M.S'5h 900; a.a4G
Petroleum dgl, and pncAoqP' hc,ri.'- f.2tf !. %
Wheat 400 bush cora 57oo bI,I oats. 800 hn-n
st. Lou.s Juno 30 Flour unclaimed. Wheat unscttI d
closing WIN Jul, %; lower Arr;t ,i'iy Dg.'n''r,
i.c hfph,l than sa',lt'r 80 ca;i - JHY ,@''d
S1c Md C,r o.c'ol higher bur Rocco, o. fo..'ct 'o
clos, bel Shade lower than c',nrlyt No. ,s,h -
6,ta .Iad IIii,r but dui So. 5a,h ~ 72-ec l1iy
esd.Sc: August 27"a2. '.c sept ub,r ~ bid I3r-
49, no. : o ,,e' i% a G4 'sfiic@si5 70 r!ra ,ai fr
Iugust 4 70 Lead quiet, e'a' ',c. = - a"t! b. PIT
r1 r1cla a'1' Ills. E 50 E,rs. 5orr%cal ariy~ qm.
ql 9Oati o., Whistcy S,raay - o. Pr' i'to', d'' @ M
wi nco,. R5S'a ,noui.r- sie7iea5t long. - r-t
rhs - 90 short clear - 20 - 81 rar@' ioN -i4I
a-5 70 Hons eiUdfI@ jD Ec'.lits-i lour 1000 bi-
wheat % 600 bu-h com 5000 'u-9 oa', G3 ego nu
shnu ent"-rio1r. 5000 b'si cor' $4,000 bn'A' "1t'
Toledo June 80 wheat active lower co-h and l''..
$40; Augu,t s5t Irccr"s .. 1i ''G M.,
c,.h 2oi.c Cloyers.,d nominal. 60 b. - 90 Receipt
Wheat o27 bush corn ~ bush S,Ignent' W h. M
p IS bush 1000 bush o''s 500 bush N" Go'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01

L,a,c NEW-NOKK ioot OF L0erp-st., a. io..'"'i
For CHICAGO. $40 b. nl.. ~ - a. DE-. ,oo n ~
For WASHINGTON BALUNukL 300 a. W., y - u 'oo fD'
e. n. zoo b. u. 30 B. I.. 500 ll .t - 40 d. 'A'
At .aa, a'.' cA..t. p 80. a. ,. S-.3 ,.-..3 .r \. y,
.,.i ..- ui'..u,t uro.,.tu. STATION iOOt or
I1BIKIN 81 .C,at.I D. H. of y. J .., ct.ek
N..-Au.. Transfer Cor .t.N N4l Ca. l't '"" 0''-~
.ittf '' tIIAS n. SCrLL,
'. q, az n V.'-r G,lv Passenger Agent
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
PEN AND SCISSORGRAPUS.

(. Gen. Francis II, Smith. for fifty
years superintendent Of the Virginia Mil
itary Institute, died at his home in Lex
ington, Va, on the 2lst.
- The noted Blair bin in Congress
has been buried-Ior the present at least.
- Col. McMaster has been chosen as
the Mayor Of Columbia.
- The Bible has been ruled out of
the public schools Of Wisconsin by a
recent decision Of the Supreme Court.
~ The News and Courier publishes a
list Of ID candidates Tor Governor. One
Of them, Col. Iloyt, declines to run.
- The dirt on the extension OF the
Palmetto Railroad from Chcraw TO
Sumter was broken on the 10Th. We
hope il won't be long before the hands
will begin work on the railroad from
Darlington Bennettsville.
- The III to tax compound lard will
likely pass Congress.
- Miss Maggie L. Carson has been
appointed TO succeed Maj James e.
Grassland as postmaster at Aiken.
- Rev. Joshua T.. Wilson, (colored),
has been appointed to succeed Mr..
Lucas as postmaster at Florence.
- Capt. B. II. Tillman says he is not
a candidate Tor Governor Those who
have been excited for fear he would can
now take n little nerve tonic and keep
! quiet
-MalQ: General George Crook. the
famous Rdian fighter, died suddenly
N Chicago on the 21st. in bis 63rd year.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
A Lovely Complexion

Is something desired by every lady in
the land. The easiest way to get that
beautiful color to the skin is to first
make the blood pure. The impurities
must be removed by the administration
Of some remedial agent which contains
the NEST thorough Alternative properties
combined with those ingredients which
tend not only to remove impurities OF
the blood, but also build up and invigo.
rate the system. Such a remedy is DR..
Wcstmoreland's Calisaya Tome, which
not only thoroughly cleanses tho blood,
but also invogorates the system and
leaves the patient i'll a thoroughly i'm
proved and healthy condition. The
price is within the reach Of all. 50 cts.
and SI.oo 4 bottle. For sale at Jen-
nings' Pharmacy and j. Il. Douglas
Drug Store.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
TARIFF REFORM IN rt4e ELECTIONS,
Planlss of Dcmocr,tk, Platforms in Statcs
Whore Republicans Lost.

Whoro Republicans Lost.
NEW YORK.
Tho Democratic party ~ tho state Of
New York, in convention assembled, re-
nows h pledges Of its fidelity to Demo
cratic faith and rcafllrms The doctrines
Of tho national platform Of 1857, adopted
at st. Louis. Wo have not advocated
and do not advocate free trade, but wo
steadfastly advocate tho principles Of
tariff reform. believing that adherence
to tho right alone carries in itself the
certainty Of triumph. We heartily in.
dorso tho honest and fearless admins
tration of tho national government by
Grover Cleveland.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Meeting for the first timc since the do
feat of last year, wo declare our con
tinued and hearty support of the cause
of tariff reform FOR which we then CON
tended. and our firm conviction Of its
success in tho near future.
We reailirln our demands for free raw
materials and lower duties upon tho he
ccssities Of life. Wo beliovo that FREQ
wool, rs provided for III tho bill passed
by tho Democratic majority of the last
house Of representatives, is essential to
tho prosperity Of tho wooden industry,
upon which that Of the wool grower is
dependent, while it will afford relief to
all consumers Of WOODEN goods. We call
tho particular attention OF Tho farmers
of this state, who have borno tho heavy
burden of high tariff taxation without
any Of tho prosperity promised them,
to tho relief they will receive through
the reduction Of customs taxes upon ar
ticles which they use or consume.
ONO.
Tho Democracy OF Ohio, in convention
assembled, approve tho declaration of
principles mado by tho national Dcmoc-
racy III st. Louis i'll 1888, and especially
that part Of it demanding reduction Of
tariff taxes. and we will continue the
baltic for tariff reform until the cause OF
the people is triumphant.
We regard trusts, in whatever form
organized, rs the Legitimate result Of our
present tariff system; and we demand
tho repeal Of all tariff taxes that enable
them to cXtort from the people tho cx.
orbitant prices for the products they con-
troll.
.L. L ~ -. A
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
g. BR0WN'S mon BITTERS

Cures Indigestion, Biliolislcss, Dyspepsia, Mala.
rim, Nervousness. aud General Debility. physi.
rians recommend IT. All dealers sell II. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
TIE WIGGINS STORM.

The terrific storm Of wind, rain
and hail on Saturday afternoon
last, and propllecicd by Virgins
the weather prophet, seems to
have swept the State. In Sumter,
York, Chester, Florence, Spartan
burg and Union, the damage to
property and loss Of life was in
comparison to the work Of the
storm in our own county.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
WHY Tax s;trn,x uut.Y

A fashionable lady bathing i'll the SEQ
at Long Branch or Newport has her
fashionable bathing suit capped by n pc.
culiar looking straw hat. Tho wide
of this hat are tied underneath hel
chin, causing its fore and aft aspects to
appear like two old scuttle bonnets
placed back to back. From Maine to
Norifn nsicrslcn affect II coarse straw
hat Tith II wide, turned up brim, and
seem 70 take great comfort therein. Out
on TIE great western farms men OF ali
ages, in hot weather, seem addicted to
wearing straw hats with wide brims
turned down. Tho fashionable lady, the
fisherman and tho farmer are MI wear.
ing precisely tho same kind Of hat.
Where do these mats como from? They
arc SO marvclously cheap that they al
most seem like Topsy, 'to have growed."
Tho great majority of them cost the nc.
taller only ~thirty-flvc cents Il dozen. II
seems impossible that any man or ma.
chine could dc 50 much plating for so
little money.
These straw hats arc manufactured
abroad in tho first instance. They come
from different countries, and huvo been
accordingly divided by the trade into
four classes. Italy gives us "Lcghorns;"
Spain sends us "Malngas;'' South Amcri-
ca exports to us "Curacoas," nnd from
China wo get "grass hats"
With tho exception, perhaps, Of the
China variety, these hats are all what is
known as "by products" Even the
easily contcntcd peasants of sunny Italy
could hardly afford to mako it the bust
hess of their lives to furnish this coun-
try with straw hats ut n enumeration
Of, at most, fifteen cents a dozen. But
children need not DO very strong or very
big to wander about their homes during
the sumne time and collect tho wild
straw in small bundles. Then when tho
long nights arrive, all the members of
the family sit and plait tho straw into
braids md then stitch tho braids into
shapeless hats.
These hats arc quickly bought up by
exporters. They arc then packed in
bales, which are subjected to hydraulic
pressure III order to diminish their bulk.
When they become nothing moro nor
less than flat disks of straw by this treat
mcnt they arc shipped to tho United
States.
There is nothing like these straw hats
mado IN this country; no grass or straw
SO suitable, no labor so little worth. Yot
tho keen eye of Unclo Sam makes them
out ns a special object from which the
Inhabitants Of his territory should. BIO
sternly protected by an nd valorcm duty
Of 30 per cent. Iii this way tho bloatcd
surplus was increased in tho ycal. 8 8
by $l80,3iI.
Once in this country, after The grasp
ing surplus has had its pound Of flesh,
liats get OH we'll enough. There arc
several largo factories in Massachusetts
which shape them and bleach or dye
them, sometimes even ornament them
with ribbons. Then thoy are sold to Tho
after profit has been calculated
on net cost, plus 80 per cent. duty. Tho
jobber% calculates his profit OH tho same
Tho 30 per cent. grows, like a
SNOWFALL, until it finally causes
consumer to pay about double what
might If tho scnseless tariff on these
straw hats was abolished.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well knewn and
so popular ne to need no special mention. All
who have used Electric Dittcrs sing tho Same
song OF praisc.-A purcr medicine does not
exist and It is guaranteed tn do all that is
claimed. Electric Bittcrs will Gu re MI diseases
of tho Liver and Kidneys, will remove PIN
pies. Boils, Snlt khcum and other affections
causod by impure blO1d.-Wil drive Malaria
from tho system and prevent MS well ns cmre
all NJ .larinl fcvrcs.-For euro Of IlcaducLc,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bit
satisfaction Guaranteed. or money
Price 80 cts and $l.00 por DO tile
For salo Mt Jcnnings' Phnrmncy.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
GENERAL AGENCY
For SctriHO Muchincs und The
Best NectiicS for al MuchiMcS.

would respectfully inform my friends
and the public generally that am now
sole agent Tor the sale Of the old reliable
Singer Sewing Machine. Will sell them
on the best plans--lcasc, installmcnt or
s%traighout. They are or sale at the
store Of J. p. Campbell in Bcnnettsvillc
where they can be seen, or | will take
them by request to any part OF the conn-
ty. | will also take orders to supply
any part Of a sewing machine wanted,
and guarantee a perfect fit.
can also furnish the new button
hole Notwithstanding every lady
should have.
WALLACE SWAMI.
Jan. s, 1900.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-28
Honest Goods at Reasonable Prioesi

h. cM AUG ;, caim. to srl the ;a same am class Of goods from 10 to SO per cent LESS
subtle machinafFns of unprincipled dealers as the Watch and Jeweiry business
TO the fNt that it is impossible for the shrewdcst business maj to COZ.
lcciy estimnt Ne value of goods i'll our line, without ncvihs onnlcnt;on
training and sMA r. is also trae SM ut is Il vcrydinic,At matKr 70 p nci"si
~ prove to our fstomcrs that We give full value for each d0W6Msprnt n IN,
place or businc|; Therefore, VIC al only rcucrate III Differentiated and
our customers Tn find us
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Medical Card !

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H,IiE undersigned having located pcr>
mancn,ly in Bcnncttsvillc, returns
his thanks for a liberal patronage and
hopes by strict attention to business to
merit q continuation.
Besides SURGERY, OBSTETRICS
and the general practice Of Medicine. |
take pleasure in announcing to ell that |
have thoroughly equipped myself with
the latest and most improved Instruments
for special treatment ofTRANSFIjSION
in CASES of DANGEROUS HEMOR-
AGE, all THROAT, NOSE and LUNG
diseases.
CONSUMPTION specially TREAT.
ED tnron the LATEST and MOST
PROMISING TIL EREPUTICS.
Parties in ~Bcnncttsville will be FIX
AHMED aud TREATED for any Of
the above diseases at their own homes by
being requested to so Ito. Those from a
distance AT my residence on Darlington
Street.-The residence formerly Occupied
by MIR. Carey II, Eastorling in East Ben,
noitsyillc.
Calls in Day left at Breeder s. Wells
Drug Store will be promptly attcudod to.
At night at nay residence.
Charecs for EXAMINATION aud
TREATMENT reasonable.
Very Respectfully,
H. R. EASTERuNG, M. D.,
NJ. Mcdico. Chi. Society Plila.
January ], 80
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The New Postage Stamp.

When John Wanamaker, Of Phila.
dclphia, puts defective and damaged
goods upon his bargain counter ho is
accustomed 10 "mark down the price
thereof. His new two,ccnt postage
stamps, though defective and damaged
and in every respect, except as to
dimensions, odious to the eye, are sold
at regular rates.
The reduction in size of the stamp
is M obvions improvement. Our
stamps have hitherto been too large.
But the engraving, the ink, and the
printing are cxccrable. Washington's
err is made to appear as if il had been
cropped, the lobe terminating III n
point. Back of tho ear the dull red
ink is laid OH so thickly rs 10 appear
almost black. This would be no arts
tic defect if wise restraint had been
shown in tho hiking Of other parts Of
tie oval, SO as to maintain an agree
able balance Of light and shade. But
III the cross. hatching around tho bend,
as we'll as on the bcvclcd edge Of the
shield and in the open space aboutth
COS the ink has been daubcd on
until the cngravcr's lines only here
and there appear, rari nantes IN gur-
Cite Uasio. Upon the roll Of tho hair
just back Of the ear there is a curious,
nnsightly white spot, ms if tho grnver's
tool had slipped. This is an attempt
to render q high light" in the origi.
nal rlrtrait, but it has been most
clumsily executed.
These individual blcmishcs may cs.
cape the casual glance, but it would
be q dali eye indeed lhat failed to note
the smudgy aspect of the stamp rs q
whole, and there is n general COM
plant that unless extreme care is used
i'll aflixing the stamp, the surplus ink
profnscly defilcs The stationery and
makes the fingers look as if they had
felt the edge Of Clarkson's CORY and
celebrated axe. 1t is the n%astiest
stamp ever used by the Post Office
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES York Times.
DR.. Manson, the arctic explorer,
in a lecture before the Sclskab at
Cbristiania, explaining lila plans
for a North pole expedition, advo-
Gated the employment of a ship
built with special Wow to strength
and having its sides constructed at
such an angle that, instead ofbcing
crushed by the ice, the vessel will
lie raised by it. The route proposed
ly Dr.. Manson is through the Bcli-
ling Straits, where advantage is to
lie taken Of the favorable current to
carry the vessel Northward and
thus attempt to reach tho New ST.
bcrian islands as soon % possible.
Here the vessel would enter the ico
floes and would proceed toward the
North pole in which direction the
current would probably carry it.
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~HAI@! CARR0NY * JDWDLRY X NPORE saIA44>>

during the past I've years I an not only willing but ready to make good
error. 1t is not noW and never has been my intention to ATTEMPT to hood
my customers by claiming to sell goods at and below cost, but I do Claim r.