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interests OF the State, and whereas sys,
tematlc and untiring efforts arc being
made TO defeat the Farmers Reform
Movement, 50 as to perpetuatc politi
cal oligarchy. Therefore be it
RcSolvct1, That this convention en-.
dorses the platform Of the March Con.
vention and iss exponent, Captain B. Il.
Tillman, Tor Governor, and that our
delegates to the State nominating Con,
vcntion be instructed to vote for Capt
IS. Il. Tillman, first, last, and all the
time.
RcSolcca, That we condemn the State
Executive Committee III calling another
State Convention in the middle Of the
campaign, thus trying to trick the peo.
pie out OF their choice. and cntailinq
extra expense upon an already burden
ed people, and that our delegates be IN /.
structed to vote against Primary at the
August Convention.
ReSoivct. That our delegates elected
to the Congressional Convention ior the
District be instructed to vote Tor the
nomination OF a candidate who is iully
in accord with the Farmers Movement.
and who endorses the action OF the
March Convention, and also OF the ST.
Louis Farmers Convention.
Res0lccd, That we request the Execu.
tive Committee TO only allow candidates
Tor State Offices to address us on ] uIy
18th.
-Rcsoltcd. That we condemn the bit.
terncss and venom OF Tie News anil
Courier. and that we commend to the
people the bold and fearless,t stand the
Charleston World has taken for them.
The plan Of nomination county
officers was then voted upon, and the
PRIMARY plan adopted.
The time and rules for the govern.
mcnt Of the same was lcft with Exec.
utive Committee.
The delegates to the State Convon.
ton 70 be held IN September, with in
strnctions to attend the August Con-
ventinn, were then nominated aud
elected, rs follows: Capt. John B..
Green, Hon. w. y. Evans, Hon. Il.
n. Edcns, 9. Z. Hodges, Rev. N. L..
SWEET, Dr. }. l.. Napier.
Each delegate pledged his support
for b. II. Tillman first, last, and all
the time.
The following delegates to the Con
grcssional Convention were then clcc.
ted Chas. Crosland, j. p. Bunch,
Willis burlington, John Barrentinc,
Thos. Bennett, j. r. Pegues.
The convention then adjourned.
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TOWN CHURCHES.

METTIoDIsT---Rev. j. w. Daniel, Pastor
Sunday School 400 p. III. Preaching at
1l.0O a. M, and 500 p. III. Praycr-lneet
ing "Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Supt. S. S., l.. S. Carlisle.
BArr1sT-Rcv. r. N. Pratt Pastor
preaching 90 a. m, 500 p. III. Sunday
School every Sunday morning at 0.30
o'clock. Snpt. $. S., 9. b. Jordan.
PREsByTERIAN-Rcv. w. b. Corbctt
pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. III. and $50
D. III. Sunday School at $50 A. NJ. Pray
cr-mccting oil Tuesday afternoon at 100
o'clock. Supt s. S., II. l.. Dudley.
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AN INVITATION.

MIR. EDITOR Please announce
through the columns Of yonr paper
that1 have been ordered by tho
County Convention Of Marlboro
County to invite ali the candidates
for State Offices to address the
Mass Meeting to bc held here on
the 10Th Of July, and that no
other speakers are expected or dc
sired on that OCCASION.
j. j. GREEN,
County Chairman.
Benncttsvillc, S. @, July I, 30.
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ADAMSVILLE CLUB.

The Adamsvile Democratic Club
met OH Saturday, July 5, and elected
j. B. Green, President j. =. Bunch,
Vice President, and j. D. Fletcher,
Secretary.
After tho election Of delegates to
the County Convention the following
preamble and resolutions were offered
and unanimously adopted
Whereas, we believe that the neces
sity for reform is great in the admins
tration Of the affairs Of this State, that
certain abuses exist which can be rene.
died by change in our chiei executive
officer. therefore be it
Resolved Ist. That we, the Adams.
vile Democratic Club, endorse the ac-
tion OF the March Convention, heartily
believing in the platform OF principles
for reform, as set forth in said convcn
tion.'
Resolved. 2nd That we will do all in
our power to secure the nomination Of
Capt. D. r. Tillman for Governor in the
September Convention.
Resolved. 3rd. That we pledge our.
selves to support the regular Democratic
nominee Of the party, let it be whom ii
may.
Resolved 18th. That we note with re-
gre. .hc part taken by Senator Hampton
against the Farmers Movement its
candidate and his friends, who have
honored him SO much, SO often and SO
long, and we condemn the same
Resolved, 5th. That We will use our
best efforts to secure to the candidates
tor State officers a fair and impartial
hearing in our county at our coming
campaign meeting
The following resolution by Mr.. II.
9. Newton was offered and adopted !:
Resolved, That our delegates to the
County Convention be instructed to adj
vocatc and support a change in the
Rules for the government Of Primary
Elections SO that section q Of the same
shall read. III believe in the principles
Of true Democracy" instead OF 81 be-
lievc in the principles Of the Democratic
Party"
Resolved, That the proceedings of
the meeting be published in the county
papers.
J.B. GREEN,
Chairman.
j. D. FLETCHER, Secretary.
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j. D. FLETCHER, Secretary.
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THE PULPIT AND THE ST tGE.

Rev. i. NJ. Sh.oat, Pastor Unitcd
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan ,
says - feel il my duty to tcll what
wonders DR.. Kings Now Discovery has
done for nc. My lungs were badly dis
cascd, and my pa'isllioncrs ihouyht +
could live only u few weeks took Eve
bottles Of Di. King, New Discovery and
am sound and well, g,ining 26 lis. in
weight"
!, Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes after d
thorough trial and convincing evidence
! am confident Dir. Kings New Discov,
cry Tor Consumption. beats cm all, ana
cures when everything else fails. Tho
greatest kindness can do my many
.!houS,id friends is to urge them To !ry
il. Free t'ial bottles ut jennings I'hnr.
macy, Regular sizes SOC. am, ST 90,
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INHERITGD BLOOD POISON.

How many people there arc whose DISTRESS
'ro" sores. aches, pnins and crnptivc tcndcn-
ceies are due 10 Inherited blood potion. Bad
blood passes from mrcnt to child, and it there :.
iore is 'hc drty Of husband and wife to keep
their blood pure. This is easily accomplished
by u timely use OF B. 3. B. (Bo,anic Blood
Ba'm) Send TO Blood balm Co., Atlanta, for
book Of mast convincing proof.
James llill, Atlanta. Ga, writes "Aty two
sons were afflicted with blood poison, which
doctors said was hereditary. They botlshrok
"nt IN sores and crnrtions which b. B b.
promptly controlled and finally curcd COM
plctcly." "
Mrs, $. NJ. Williams, Sandy, Texas, writes
NY ,hrec rcpr "n'ia'el children, who inhcri-
t'd oi""d poison, have improved rapidly after
4 use Of y. y. B. It sa Godsond"
>. X wilson, Glen Alpine Station, N. c.,
Feb IS, iSS3, writes "Donc an. bloo,i poi
son forced mo to have my lcg nnpnntcd, and
on 'he stump there came large ulcer. which
grew worse nvcrp day until doctors ,,avo mo
up to die. ] only weigh 81 20 pounds when +
began to take B. u. b., and IN bottles in :
creased my weight to $50 pounGs and madc mo
sound and well. never knoy what good
health was before"
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VOL. XIV.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

.drriues Southern mail vim. Society Hill
arrives duly, at IL y N.
Leaves-Daily, at s 90 o'clock, Il IN.
A,7lves- Northorn mail via Greensboro,
N.%C., arrives daily at Gas p m
Leaves Daily at g 20 O'Clock, am.
Aqr;ves- Bfeh heih, RED Hillyaiid Drake
arrives ,dailysa9 y O'clock,
Leaues--Daily ut 6 O'clock h. III.
Leaves BonDeitsville to Chcraw, via
Dargan and Quick, Tuesdays
and Saturdays, at Z Il. III.
1rrtUes- days at 9 y. IN.
Leavcs Benncttsyillc to Lnurinburg via
Pearson, Brightsville, Adams.
vile and Ncwtouvillc, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, ut 7.30.
Arrtucs Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at $50.
BcDncttsvillo post>office opens at 7
o'clock, ~, and doses at s p IN.
All mails opened aud distributed upon
arrival.
sss- Money Order. business cloacs on Sat
uFiay6, al l2 oiooS, r.
Il. j.. CRosLAND, P. NJ.
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'Tha Cause of the 4Nsltation.

# Gen. Earle had boon nomi-
mated in 1883 for Governor by the
Democratic STATE Conventior in
stead Of Gov. Richardson WI puld
have been sparcd the heated politi-
cal canvass through which We arc
passing. The people demanded a
change then, but our leaders re-
fused 70 give it to them, and this
year the people arc going to ON
phasizc that demand by electing
IIllman. -- -Orangcburg Times and
Democrat.
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Scrofula Ia an impurity Of tho blood
which produces unsightly lumpts or swell
ing, which, accommodating in tho glands Of
the neck, causes painful running sorcs on
tho arms, legs or feet, which develops Ill
GERS in the eyes, oars or noso, often caus-
ing blindness and doafness Tako p. y.
p. Prickly Ash, Poko Root and potas.,
sium). 1t has proved itsolf the most ro-
markablc Of all blood purifiers.
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CHURCH D1RnoToRY.
NORTH MARLBORO CIRCUIT APPOINTMENTS FOR 1880.

NORTH MARLBORO CIRCUIT APPOINTMENTS FOR 1890.
Rev. J. L. Ray, PC.
First Sunday.
Ebepczcr 1890 a. NJ, Shilo 400 .. m.
Second Sunday.
Oak Grove 1890 u. M, Now Hope 400
Third Sunday.
Shilo 1890 o. M, Ebonezcr 400 D. N.
Fourth Sunday.
New tIopo 1920 a. NJ, Oak Grove 400
p. III.
Pleasant Hill 1890 a. m., on Saturday be
fore tho second Sunday ahd 1880 u. m. !,
5th Sunday.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Dated April goth, 1890.
TRAINS doING NORTH.

Daily. t Daily except Sunday.
No. Sc run through to Columbia via
Central Il. II. OF s. @.
Nos. 7S and ID run solid to VIII
mington, N. c., making close connection
with w. e w. n. II. for all points north.
j. II. KENLY, JNO. Il. DIVINE,
Asst Gen'l Manager, Gen'l Supt.
r NJ. EMERSON, Gcn'l Pass. Agt.
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BEN IN RED HILL.

EDITOR MARLBORO DEMOCRATS.
Red Hill Democratic Club met July s.
elected its old officers. a solid Tillman
delegation to the County Convention,
adopted the convention instead OF the
primary plan, which was followed by
loud cheers for Iillman by every men,
Der Of the Club. The ants were in .
very large minority
We Tlllman men arc democrats.
And are true as steel can be;
Reform we want, reform we'll have.
And have it free from "ringster's'' salye.
We can't be bought, nor can't be sold,
Neither the young, nor cen the old
Farmers are fools" the ring men said,
But this is tafiy, and is dead.
The anti's will be apt to see,
That they'll from 'ring rule" have to flee.
They can't elect their ringster men,
But wen elect dear Captain Ben.
Farmers all want that which is right,
And for it they will always fight;
They want some meat, and not all bone,
That they may grow and get full grown.
We want free money--silvcr. gold;
Ringsters oppose it, we are told
But We will have it our way,
BY working for it night and day.
We've got the inside track to-day,
So ring men and ring papers say;
If this new statement Is a fact,
1t proves that there's no outside track.
'Tis strange, and we can't think it right,
For those who're wrong to rule ior spite,
And rule for their own pockets too,
And rob the Gcntilcs and the lew.
# men who're sancti6ed should cling
10 the wrong, and to the ring,
They should be named old Bill Paddy,
Who'd tell more lies than his daddy.
81 promise you that | will do"
And fail 10 do it. is so true,
And such a course will trouble bring,
In or out Of any ring.
B. r. Tillman takes the lead
And will get the thing we need,
When he sits on that big chair,
In Columbia's bracing air.
We must watch both State ard Nation,
And must work like all creation,
nj
To stick together in our relation.
Red Hill, S. G., July s, 1890.
-----.--- <as
EUPDpSY,
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boys; somebody will havo biz
mess Of crow to cat aftsr tho clcc-
ton.
NED GoRDEN.
July 7th, 1890.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salvo.

The best Sulvc i'll tho world for outs.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, fovor
sores, tcttcr, charpcd hands, ch,lblains and
corns ank all skin cruptions, and positively
cures pics, or no pay required. 1t il guar
antccd TO give perfect satisfaction, or mon
cy refunded. Price IS couts por box. For
sale az Jonnngs' Pharmacy.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR BsHutrrsyIllr cIRcvIy.

REV. w. il. KrRToN, p. c.
Beauty Spot, End and 4th Sunday a. IN.
Smyrna, End and 4lh Sunday 3 u. III.
Pine Grove, 3rd and lst Sunday | a. IN.
McColl, 3rd and lst Sunday p. IN.
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NO TRACE LEFT.
WEST POINT MI,

WEST POINT, Miss
uscd half dozen bottles Of Dr.. Vest
morcland's Calisaya Tonic with tho hap.
picst effect, having been an invalid for
eight months, suffering most Of tho time
from Chronic Malaral Toxnmia would
recommend it as ono of tho best Toucs
that | have cyor seen, aud admirably
adapted to tho character Of maarial trou,
bles in this section.
Very respectfully,
Il. w. SpRUILr, NJ. d.
For salo at Jennings Pharmacy and at
j. Il. Douglas Drug Storo.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR BlESHEIE CIRCUIT.
REV, j. A. PORTER p. G.

REV, j. A. PORTER y. c.
Hebron lst aud Bird Sunday at / In.
lGhonezcr lst and 3rd Sunday at 3 D. IN.
parnassus End and 4th Sunday at | | a. IN.
Iion End aud 4th Sunday at 8 y. IN.
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OUNTY CON VENTION.
SCORE MARLBORO FOR TIlLMAN

A SOLID TILI.NIAN DELEGATION TO THE
STATE CONvENTION--Op OPPOSED TO A
STATE PRlMAKY-DELEuA ATES TO
CONGRESSIONAL CON ON
COUNTY OFFICERS TO BE NOMINATED
BY PRIMARY.
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EuI,nl,sY.

EUPDPSY.
This is what you ought to havo, in fact,
You must have it, to fully enjoy lifo.
Thousands are searching for it daily, md
mourning because they find 1t not. Thou :.
sands upon thousands of dollars arc apcnt
annually by our people In tho hope that
they may attain this boon. Aud yet It
may be had by all. Wo guarantee that
Electric Bittors, II used according to drtc-
tions and tho uso persisted in, will bring
you good digeaton and GUST the demon
Dyspepsia and inata)l intoad Eupopsy. We
recommend ELEcTRIC DITTERs for Dys-
popsia and all diseases Of Liver, Stomach
and Kidneys Sold at 500. and 81 90 por
bottle, at Jonnngs' Pharmacy.
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0aICAlsyIllI CIRCUIT APPOINTMENTS FOR 1896

REV. q. NJ. BOYD, p. c.
Bethel st and Sd Sunday IL a. M.
Antioch lst and Bird Sunday 3 p. M.
l5oykin 2ud and 4th Sunday II a. III.
lSrccdcn's Chapel 20 and 4,h 3 .. III.
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jennings Terry Syrup the beat
remedy FOR Dyscntory, for salo at Jon-.
nings' Pharmacy.
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COUNTY OFFICERS TO BE NOMINATED
BY PRIMARY.
BENNETTsvILLE, S. G., July Z, 1890.
The County Convention met in the
Court House at II o'clock, A. M,
this day and was called to order by
the County Chairman, Hon. G. S.
Mccall. Rev John a.. Porlor open,
cd the meeting with prayer. The
President then called The roll Of dele
gates from the several clubs as fol-
lows
ADAMsvILLE.
j B Green, d j Enstcrling, T. r
Easterling, j = Bunch, ] w Will
lan1s, j D Watson, A G Pearson, j
X Fletcher, II M Adams, j L Breed
Ell, 2 Mangum, w ID Moore, r j
Adams.
BROWNSVILLE.
w T Kinney, w Il Rogers, w b
Drake, j II Donaldson, 9 p Hodges.
} = Tart. z G lIenly, j NJ Hays, w
N I1OOu, UOhn wise.
BRIGIITSYILLE.
Il w Odonl, i w Goodwin, Jr.,
II X Odom, james a McInnis, r. w
Wingate, G j Stanton, ] b Stubs,
Wm. Calder, Jamcs Murphy, A
OTucl.
BTNNETTSyILLE.
w d Evans, Joe II David, w
burlington, w j Pate, @ Il Moore,
j II Sampson, Ira Bounds. John T.
McLanrin, II S Evans, p G Emanuel,
Alex McKinnon, j NJ Howell, J =
Driggers.
Levi Ivcy, John Barrcntine, Thos
Bennett, j Il Covington, EFT Gov
ington, J j Jones. D p McQuage,
d w Smith, w II Manning.
II n ltdens, II NJ Stackhousc, SP
Wright, j G Dunbar, ST., j G McRac,
j G Woodlcy, james il Stanton,
Welcome Quick, Samuel Driggers,
j A Calhoun.
RED BLUFF.
j j Graham, J L McLaurin, DR.
j II Lane, Med. Morrison, L II
Bcathca.
j D Hill, d S John, @ Crosland,
J M Tart, 7 a Turnage, p A Bounds,
John Thomas, W T Reynolds, a r.
Odom.
ssllTHvILLE.
N l. SWEET, Jno r Pcgues, Jacob
Hoffman, M Il Coward, Lewis Brig
man, T b Hoffman, j T. Irby, Elisha
Pipkin.
A quorum being present, the Prcsi.
dent declared the convention open
for business.
The President, Col. 9. S. Mccall,
then, in neat little speech, thanked
the Democracy of Marlboro for their
honorcd and faithful cooperation
with him in tho work Of the past, and
wishing them the same hearty sue
cess in the future, declared that it
was his wish to retire from public po
shon Tor the present. Capt John b.
Green was then nominated for Coun-
ty Chairman, and elected by accla-
nation.
On motion of Hon. w. y. Evans,
the thanks Of the Democratic party
Of Marlboro were rendered Hon. G..
S. Mccall for his faithful service as
County Chairman since 1876.
Mr.. Chas. Crosland was elected
Secretary and proceeded to read the
call for the County Convention.
On motion Of J. +. Brccdcn, the
Presidents Of tho several Democratic
Clubs were constituted the Executive
Committee as ,llows:
Bcnncttsvile-W. d. Evans.
Brightsvillc-J. S. lilies.
Red Hill, d. Hill.
Red Bllff--J. j. Graham.
Clio-T. N. Edens.
AdamsvilIe- j. p. Bunch.
Smithville-N. l.. SWEET.
Brownsville-W. Il. Kiuncy.
Hebron Levi Ivey.
The following resolutions offered
by Capt. j. t. McLaurin in one Of
his telling speeches. ably supported
by Mcssrs. w. d. Evans aud j. p.
Bunch, were adopted:
WHEREAS, The farmers OF the State
in the Convention OF March, 1890, atlop-
ted platform Of principles, cmbodying
measures Of reform in political matters,
and certain cardinal doctrines, and
whereas such action at this time is
deemed not only necessary. but expe-
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Trains movi,,g South.

Trains movimg South.
Pass. and Null. Freight and Accom-
IS a nj Leave Mt. Airy S SO a m
9 Is III Arrive Greensboro Is Il III
8 so III Leave Greensboro 7 90 a nj
II 80 y III Leave Sanford 215p N
2 10 pm Arrive Fayetteville $ 25 p m
3 30 pm leave Fayetteville 7 i5 a N
S 20 pm Arrive hlaxtor 1890 D m
80 pm Leave Maxton 05 y N
45 D III Arrive Bcnnettsvillo 40 D III
Passenger and Mail South bound break.
ast al Greensboro and dinner atSanford.
Factory Branch. :. Freight tG Passenger,
TRAIN MOVING NORTH
Leave Millboro 1925 III
Arrive g Greensboro 900 n M
Lave Greensboro 1910 4 III
Arrive Madison 12.35 p Iii
TRAIN MOVING SOUTH.
Leavo Madison at LAO D IL,
Arrive Greensboro 90 p III
l-nare Grotngboro 4.4O !, III
Arrive Millboro 0.55 p III
Passenger and Mail Train runs daily oxcopt
Sundays.
Freight and Accommodation Trnin runs
from Bonnottsvillo to Fayetteville Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; from Fayetteville to
Bennottsvillc OH Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays; from Fayetteville to Greensboro on
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays; from
Greensboro 10 Fayetteville on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays; from Greensboro to
NJ. Airy Oh Mondays, Wednesdays and
Frida,s.
Trains on Factory and Madison Branches
W. e KYLE,
Con. Pass Agent.
General Superintendent.
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1So We havc nice HAI,F
LOW-QU ARTERED SHOE for
Non hand~scwcd, calf extra
made and easy.
BRlsrow e EVERETT.
May 9Th, 1890.
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Ez.rzuarzarszu.E.,alsrrIzII;szzsz..z
Remarkable Case From Illinois.

a Romarkable Case From Illinois.
~ suffered for FIVE years with NIorcurial
Rheumatism, which was tho result Of
potash and morcurial treatment by phys-
clans, for constitutional Blood Poison.
They not only failed to euro mo but made
mo u physical wreck and my life burden.
l then commenced taking Swift's Specific
IS. S. 81 and after using fcw Bottles
was entirely cured of tho Rheumatism,
which the doctors brought on by their
remedies, and the Blood Poison Which
they failed to cure. choorfully com.
mend s. S. s 10 any ono similarly ailict
Cd" JOHN II. LYLEs, So cMto, lii.
NO TRACE LEFT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Litcl, of IIuntingburg,
Ind, says !: "That about ono year ago,
their little girl wna entirely cured Of an
annoying eruption of the skin and local
blood disorder, by the use of three bottles
of S. $. S. There is no trace of tho skin
disease left, and tho blood has been in
perfect order ever since, and the general
health Of tho child WAS never as good as
now. They will take pleasure in aoswcr-
ing any lottors regarding tho childs casc."
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MAsoM1o D1REoToRY.


MARLBORO CHAPTER No. 80, r. A. M.
Meets at Clio on Friday, on or after
each full moon, at 3 o'clock in the alter
noon. c. DUNBAR,
NJ. +. II. y.
J. l.. MCLEOD, Secretary.
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WADESBORO'. N. G., SPECIAL.

WADESBORO', N. G., SPECIAL.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
North bound. South bound.
Leave Leave
Charleston 90 p. nj. Wadosboro' eco n. m.
Lanos vi y. III. Cheraw 730 Il. IN.
Fioronco S.!o p. IN. Floronco 800 u. m.
Ohoraw 9.45 =. IN. Lanes 1887 a. IN.
Arrive Arrive
"ndcsboro' u 90 p. III. Charleston 1880 PIN
Cars run through between Charleston and
Wadesbofo'. These trims make close conncc.
tion at Wadosboro' with East nnd West bound
Passenger trains over tho Carolina Central
NniIrond.
r.. M. EMERSON, Gen. Pass. Agt.
TonN r. DIVINE, 0on. Supt
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BESNE1TsvILLE, S. G., July Z, 1890.
The County Convention met in the
Court House at II o'clock, A. M
this day and was called to order by
the County Chairman, Hon. G. S.
Mccall. Rev. John a.. Porlor open
cd the meeting with prayer. The
President then called The roll of dele
gates from the several clubs as fol
lows
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BENNETTsvILLE, S. O., JULY ii, 1890.
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We must watch both State ard Nation
And must work like all creation,
And it must meet our appreciation,
TO stick together in our relation.
SplNI.
Red Hill, S. G, July S, 1890.
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EUREKA LODGE. NO. 43. A.. F. a., AuaMsyIllE,

MARLBORO LODGE NO. SS. GEHatTTSyllE.
Convenes eaoh Friday evening on or bofor re
the full moon at O'clock
G. S. MCCALL, W. NJ.
4. I. Rogers, Secretary