The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-07-11
LOCAL. DOjT1s.. 81
Itoms of Interest Gathered Hero
aud Thore and Briefly Noted.

ailid q. Thore aNnd M j Briefly Noted, 4.
e. Hot weather. a.} /.
Cotton growing. 3
--Hu.rah for Tillman!
ft7 Candidates ties. arc popping up. X
Zip, hip, hurral Tigor!!!
Next Tuesday, Ii 9TH, is the
"big. campaign day in, Bennottsyille.
$50 Fresh. butter every day at
the Oox0tStoro. Y
Wntermolons are. coming in !,
but thoy are small aud prices range high.
~ Every farmer should look
vol to large pea crop this month.
! - The 10Th is tBennetts-
yllle's big day. s,@s
Don't forget the entertain
ment this (rrilay) evening at Blenhoim.
a tteat,in store for all who attond.
Mr.. j. Frank Bolton had ono
OF his. fine sorrel horses killed recently by
bong gorcd by cow. n.
Mr.. Alex. McKinnon has the
honor Of raising tho tiucst lot Of oats
raised in The county this year.
Deputy j, j. Pearson and
James f. David left for Charleston on
Friday to attend tho U. S. Court .s
- All who expect to run for an
Office this should come out at onco and lot
the dear people know who you arc. 4
Marriage may be q failure
but tho solitaire engagement ring il not
You will find them ut Carroll's.
-lGverybody---big, little, old and
young, male and female should come
to Bcnnettsvillc next Tuesday.
Remember now that Douglas
Jennings proposes TO kocp.you cool With
plenty Of ice at 81 So T. hundred.
-The DEMocRAT returns thanks
to Mr.. N. j IIcrudon for a moss of choice
onions
- The compo titive examination
for soholarahipe in Winthrop. Training
School. at Columbia was. held in tho Court
House on Wednesday the 35d oftJuIy, /; /,
The county conycntionhave'
decided upon tho Primary plan of ,nomina.
ting county officers. THO first election
will come off on tho 10th, Of August n
Have you'Abought, d, ,I'illman
Badge yet If3not,3 you ,shoNtdS got you
ono to wear on Tuesday ,ioxt. Only Q
cents. On salo ut this oilice.
mn You will find .,all kinds Of
hnco ,spectacles at thc'Cllo Drug Store.
Bald headed men can be suited 10 #.
any others just as well.
- Alfred Mcekins, (colored), Of
Clio, was the first colorcd man in the
county towoar n'i'',nar rba'Fo. Aired
lis 9 solit daa,oo,Gt
A bnndsowe 3iilman flag wAs.
iiaised o. Tho Cooit IopSa 81 Mor5ay by
( lna ricnds y shofI wh.a bofpso tho asscm.
bling q thc convention
The Governor has offered a
reward OF 500 for tho party or partca
who burned Mr.. j. N. brakes barn Inst
March.
The attendance at the Mcdlin
Springs picnic on tho 4th Of July was the
lar est ever hold there, and all had Il
si>' ndid time.
The price Of the DEMOCRAT
is now SO low in price that the poorest
man in tho county can pny for it. Eggs,
chickens, butter, pens, corn, fodder and
oats taken in exchange.
The Blcnheim "Qnick Step
and Red Till colorcd Base Ball Clubs
played n ,ratch game ut Red Hill on tho
9TH Of y. Blcnheim scored s6, Red
Hill S.
~ w. ID. Johnson's campaign
document on the Lien Law that was
circulated around Bcnneusville last
week didn't work worth a cent. 1t had
the opposite effect and turned the vote
the other way.
Rcmember that the Ladies'
arc especially invited to attend the grand
rally of the Democracy Of Marlboro at
Benncttsyillc next Tuesday to hear b. II.
TrLLMAN and tho other distinguished can
didatos for Governor and State Offices.
The puny infant that was
born at Bcnnottsyillc in August, 1886, is
now full grown man, and will be hero
in NIL his glory next Tuesday. Como and
hear him, md bring your family with You.
- The Adjutant-General will
inspect tho Gordon Rifles on Monday even
ing, July r4th, at O'Clock, OH The public
square. Every member 10 earnestly 70.
qucstcd to bo in ranks.
Nvoru Oonoo,,+ =, AJo.1l