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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1892-08-10
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Mr.. r. T.. Pearson is spending the
;;;sok ats SaiIssss,i;'' MIS- Ms;;;;i;;iici:s i.
An excursion train from Sumter and
Darlington passed up the ioad today,
Mrs. James I. Bristow, Of Darling.
ton, spent last week in our town visit
ing relatives. Is$ \.
M Mr.. w. B. Rove, ofSthe firm Eof
Rove Bros, is spending sometime at
Wrightsyille. q \
Attorney. General McLaurin and
Editor Bowden, Of the Cotton Plant,
spcnt Saturday and Sunday in Bon-
nettsville. s
2 We were pleased to sec the smiling
face once mere of our young friond
Claude Wells, who has been West for
three years.
M Mr.. O. ID. Bristow and Miss Grace
Bounds, Of Florence, have beon spend
ing q few days visiting relatives in
Bennettsville.
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For County Commissioner.

respectfulIy nnnounco n, SsAlg \ oond;-
date for tho Office Of Comfy t,o,nn,;.sioner
pledpinr myself 10 ahidn l,,c 6c.;.;on of
tho con,;no Dance, AZ,
july as. 1902. r,I lyIgrJs
l respectfully announce N sell candi-
date for the Office Of County ,mnissioner,
pledgmg u :; nyscli 70 abide tl'e''cision OF the
' o' 70, InIiSi ''I,G'y tsiyyp r>rtN
Jnlv s. 1892. " M " 80 ~
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for County Commissioner. subject to the
action Of tho Democratic pnmnry election.
Juno II, 1902. p. a. FURNACE.
o.. rs'.'. $500 ,r ~na, ',,nu''''''o !,
~ ~, Uoun'' Io'i s... s'p"o' ~ w "imors
ocrntic primary. FRANErlN QUICK. IL
Juno 8, 1892.
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Juno ,soa ~ ! 1.
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hereby announce ,nysclf .y,nd;dato for
tho onico of County Commissioner Of Marl
boro county, on tbe jarmcra' rtatform
on b;oot =. IL. ,,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1892-08-10

Clio High School.
Mr.. G. 0. CoDLE, a junior of Adri-
an College, Adrian, Mich, an insti ;
tuition whose curriculum ranks with
those Of Ann Harbor and Yale, has
just opened the Clio High School and
solicits the patronage Of all who have
boys and girls to bo educated for col-
lege or business. Tho Music depart
ment Of the school is in charge Of Miss
LILLE KIRKPATRICK, teacher Of
ability and experience. See notice Of
the school elsewhere.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1892-08-10
County Campaign Meetings.

The County Executive Committee
have appointed the following places
and times for the holding Of the county
campaign meetings next month.
Blenheim, Tuesday, August 16, 10
o'clock n. m.
Clio, Thursday. August 10, 10a. m.
Newtonville, Monday, August %,
TO q. M.
Smiths Grove, Wednesday, August
81, 10 a. IN.
Bennettsville, Friday, August 26,
10 n. m.
Candidates for Congress and Solici.
tor and all county officers are invited,
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For Solicitor.

In response to solicitations from tho
counties comprising tho Fourth Judicial
Circuit, hereby announce myself a candi-
date for Solicitor Of the Fourth Circuit,
and ngroe to abide by tho result Of the Dem
ooratio primary. 9. p. TOWNSEND.
August 8, 1892.
Thanking tho people for past savors. /
respectfully announce myself as candidate,
subject TO tho action Of the Democratic
primaries, for q second term as Solicitor of
the Fourth judicial Circuit.
j. NJ. JOHNSON.
April I3, 1892. #
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House Of dRepro osentatives.

$s 81 Tho3many frionds Of tho Hon. II. 1. NJ.
issi,T5 t'ist ]! 8 a!s:!s
,bpro county ~ tho Legislature for the noxt
two years, aud we take this nothod 3of
bringing his name before tho people for
resoleotion.S ( 4. IS n MANY VoTENs,
July 80, lS92. y
ess y hcrebY announce myself q candidate for
the House Of Representatives, subject to tho
action OF the Democratic primaries.
!. q Respectfully, S 5S
July 8, 1892. j. L. COyINGTON.
jsI hereby announce myself candidate for
the Honso of Representatives, subject to
the ,osult Of the Domoolatio primaries.
: II, Respectfully,
&. DANIEL 9. ROPER.
II Juno 8, 1892,
.@I ! hereby announce myself q candidate for
tho Housogo Representatives., subject to
Tho action Of tho Democratic primaries.
July IS, 1892. ROBERT GRAY.
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Deaths Dolngs.

DoeASt' . A/ots9
Died suddenly ut his home 6 miles
south Of Bennettsvillo on Wednesday at
II clock, August 8, 1882, Mr., ROBERT
II. ODoM-agcd 5S years. The funeral
services were conducted at Pco Dec Gems
etery on Thursday afternoon by Rev. j.
W, Ariail, his pastor.
Mr.. Odom was in his usual health, and
had just returned homo from Five Forks
where he went early in the morning TO
gotta Turpentine Dipper. Soon after
getting buck home he pulled off his coat
and walked down to tho woods whore his
boys were at work, and sitting down on a
log hogan lively chat with tho boys as
to whore ho had been and what he had
done, when ho was seen to full over. Tho
boys ran TO him and finding him speoch>
lHssaan at .oncos for Dir. IIardin, but he
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Dem mooratic primaries.
Juno 20 1892. JAMES L. DAVID.
For Trial Justice

For Irlal Justice
hereby announce myself 4 candidate for
tho Office Of Trial Jnstice, for Benncttsvillc
Township, subject to the action of the Dem
Ocratic voters at the ensuing primary.
August 0, 1892. j. p. GIBSON.
I hereby announce myself q candidate for
the Office of Trial Justice, for Bonnottsville
Township, subject to tho action OF tho
Democratic primaries.
Aug. 3, 'oa. @. D. EASTERLING.
hereby announce myself a candidate for
Trial Justice for Smithville Township, on
the Farmors' Platform, subject to tho action
of the coming primary election.
July 8, 1899. q. D. QUICK.
hereby announce myself a candidate for
the Office Of Trial Justice, for smithyille
Township, subject to Tho action Of the
Democratic primaries.
Aug. 2, '9a. A. 3. QUICK.
I hereby announce myself candidate for
Trial Justice Of Marlboro county, subject
to tho Democratic primary, to be voted for
at Hebron, Clio aud Red Bluff precincts.
JAMES s. LEGETT.
August 2, 1892.
The many friends of Mr.. John Parish,
In tho townships Of Clio, Red duff and
Hebron, announce him as a candidate for
Trial Justice to servo these townships, sub
ieot to the action OF tho ccminu Damnnrntic
primaries.
July IS, 1892.
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Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell DR.. Kings New Discovery 70, Consumps
tion, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition
If yuu arc afflicted with n Cough, Gold or
any Lung, Throat or chest trouble, and will
uso this remedy as directed, giving it fair
trial, and experience no benefit, you may
return the bottle and have your money re-
funded. Wo could not mako this offor did
we not know that DR.. Kings New Discov>
CRY could be relied on. Itncvor disappoints.
Trial bottles free at Jennings Pharmacy.
Largo size Soc and ST 90.
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Remember Your Tickets.

Remember Your Tickets. 3391GTNa'
The tickets, not already delivered,
will be ready for delivery at the first
primary meeting, (Blenheim), Tues
day Of next week, at 8 o'clock. Can
didates will please be ready to settle
for them OH delivery Plcuse, gentle
men, don't forget this. Those who
have given no orders yet will please
let us have them at once, 50 rs to be
in time.
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\ Card OF withdrawal.

Since i Tie -eea-fnrannn ne- ~ ~. Z
Which announced myself candidate
for the Legislature. unforeseen and un>
expected business matters render it i'm.
possible for mo TO servo tho people at this
time. Under the circumstances am
constrained to withdraw my name, SO that
others who can serve may bo elected.
thank the people for Kind expressions
while candidate, and will say that in>
dulge the hopo that I may be able 10 serve
then, somo timc in tho future if called
upon to do so.
J. L. BREEDEN.
Au0,,of q 1000
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For Clerk ofa Oonrt..

respectfully announce myself n fcandi
dato for the Office of CLERK Of Court of
Marlboro county, soliciting the suffrage OF
all Democrats at the approaching primary,
Iplcdge myself to abide the result Of same.
Isl JAMES A. DRAKE.
July /, 1902.
hereby announce myself candidate
for denomination for the olllco of Clerk Of
Court, pledging myself to abide tho dcois-
ion of tho Democratic primaries.
.. M. WEATHERLY.
July I, 1902.
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For SheriR.

! respectfully announce myself n candi-
dato for tho nomination. of Sheriff, on tic
Democratic ticket, in the coming primary
election, the result of Which primary +
pledge lnysclfto to be bound.
J.B. GREEN.
! efebY ANNOUNCE myself candidate for
to the result Of tho Democratic sprmarfcs 4
July IL, 1892. Is. a. ROGERS,
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on Sunday last.
Marlboro High School.

Marlboro High School.
The fill term opened OH Monday
with 70 students the best record in
'he history Of the school. Prof Craven
Is to be congratulated on his efforts to
give Tatum a good school and to offer
The citizensof Marlboro as good advan.
iages in this respect as they will find
anywhere.
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Special Prayer.

BY resolution of the State Executive
Committee, Of the Prohibition Move-
ment, the Sd and 4th Sunday in August
has been set apart for special prayer
for the success Of the prohibition move.
ment in South Carolina. Remember
the days, and if every true christian
will do his duty on those days the
liquor question will be settled on the
Both of August. #
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August 0. 1892.
Buoklen's Arnloa Saive.

Buoklen's Arnloa Saive.
Tho best Salve in the world for outs,
bruises, soros, ulcers, salt rleum, fever
bores, letter, chapped hands, ohilblains and
corns and all skin ornptions, and positively
cures piles, OK no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or mon.
ey refunded. Price rs ceuts por box. For
sale at Jonninge' Pharmacy.
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will euro Sick Hoadaohe, Indigestion, Con-
stipation, and drive Malaria from tho sys.
tom. Satisfaction guaranteed with each
bottle or the money will be refunded.
Price only 500. per bottle For sale by
Douglas jennings.
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Big Melon.

~ Big Melon.
Mr.. James Howell, progressive
farmer of the Bethel section, and who
gets there" making a living at home,
sends US regular Jumbo" watermel-
oa that beats anything we have seen
-, heard of. It weighs Just Sd pounds.
Who says we can't make good EXHIBITS
from our farmers.
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Juno I3, 1892.

Being in perfect nccord wt. .ho lr.rmers'
Movement, and in full ey.ni@.hy with tho
present State Administration, | hereby an-
nounce myself candidate for the ciico or
Auditor of Marlboro county, subject to the
Democratic prlmarics.
FRANZ az, rNANUEL.
Juno s, 1902.
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A fresh lot of those choice "Don't" Cigars
just opened Mt Hamilton's.
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a No. 7 and 8 Golden Grain" stove for
sale cheap at II. II. q Il. w. Brecdcn's.
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For County Treasurer.

. h. d { . < 6 II. r
respectfully announce myself candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer, subject
to the action Of tho Democratic primaries.
July III, 1892. w. p. LESTER.
Respectfully announce myself Ms u can
di,iatc for tho Office Of County Treasurer,
on tho Farmers Platform, subject to tho
action Of the Democratic primaries.
JOHN II. THOMAS. 81
Juno 8, 1892.
as 1 hereby announce myself II candidate for
the oflico of Treasurer Of Marlboro County,
soliciting tho aufferago of oil Democrats In
the approaching primary, by tho result Of
which I pledge myself to bo governed, as I
have always beon. N
Respectfully,
~ ja5s II ROBT, II. HODGES.
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For School ConlntissiG ser, a5

+ respectfully announce nlVd1lta cSndf-
date for tho Office of School Gotfuissoner,
OH the. Farmers Platjorm, ,hGbfl 90 tln
action Of the Democratic pri,na 9s.#.s ..l..
$3.50 ~ .YaY3 81 I53'f fglsl"r.,3a.
July /, 1902.
respectfully announce myseiei.t eandi-
dnto for tho. nominatiop to tto 2otIlco Of
School Commissioners On The Donocp.t ticket
in tho coming Primary ciecSiol, Che result
of which Primary I pledge tsselt to DO
bound. j. &. CNIiIDUN.
Juno 20, 1892.
] hereby announce myself sanddate
for School Commissioner Oh t,S Farmers'
Platform, subjcot to Che naion 81 tho
Democratic primurieH heepS ifnNy,
June IS, 1892. .'NQ. d. i1IlL. /.
Being ia sympathy with tho lIrnur,' de-
mands, and standing OF The, iaiform,
hereby announce nyaclf GcGnl4iaie FOR the
ollice of School ComuisSiouer mliitet TO
tho urtion Of the Democratic laiEdnyy. Is
HERMAN e. CHhBLAND.
Juno 2S, 1902.
Thanking my friends for a.st fsvors, I
hereby announce nysrlf&a candidate for
recollection to tho Office OF {:t col Commits
sonor of Marlboro county, ,ulgou. to tho
result Of tho Democratic prp,asios. y
RctpnatMDg
4,; W, u, }TANTON.
Juno 8, 1892.
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Fresh lot Of fall turnip seed just received
at Rowe Bros.
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Winthrop Sohoiarehip.
4 For some reason there were no ap-
!,licants for the free tuition scholar-
ships offered by the State at this now
popular and indispensable Institution.
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June s, 1892.
For COUNTY aud sor

SI aunounco myself q qapl iaate Cor re-
election to tho Office Of Uopptr Auditor, on
tho Farmers Plntforn, FubSts5t to th9 action
of tho Democratic limaty.
sssS lt,li q ION. @
4 June 8, ,rsoa. .5
,8 I hereby announce lp5sclr 3, elpais6to for
the oflico Of County .N,t;itor. 4,tGleei ITO tho
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Mrs. Joel Allen.

Mrs. Joel Allen.
Rev. r. N. Pratt was called on
Tuesday morning to go down III the
edge of Marion to funeralize Mrs.
Joel Allen.
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-MAR.R.KcH.HD.


On Tuesday morning, August Cd,
1892, at the residence of the officiating
Rev. I.ss M n lalher, M is u DIN
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUsr 10, 1902.
enT0WN AND COUNTY .NE,NS.z9
Marion District Appointments.
THIRD ROUND.
REV. Il. j. 9OLYDE, Z. Ic.

,Blcnheim, Ebonezer /. Aug. &c
tennostsYile station. Aug. &c, aS
BrghtsYiile, Boykin.... ....Aug. III, 28
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Coffee, 6 lbs. 9or ST 90 at Rowe Bros.
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The Hot Wave.
The hot wave Of last week was not
up to the first one. The calls for ice
81 ere less frequent, and occasional cool
breczes mado the days more comfor-
table.
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..A COLD BLOODED MURDER.

id,f Z.
Inst Saturdayniaht was lovely moon
light night, not at NIL suited 70 tho devil,
ish work Of lie midngh assussin, and
yet ono Of tho coolest and most ,dSliberalo .
murders was committed In tho suburbs oi
our usually yiquiet town, mud within stono'
throw. of several houses Tho story of
the crime is q horrible one and sickaning
in oycyy' detail, md iwo will not give any
moro than the facts which arc these !: S sef
On Saturday nighta tow minutcs bes
fpro j o o'olook. Mr.. j.. ID, 1hyor,a5a fine
wood workman and trcstlo builder, and
we'll known to many Of, our citizens on
tho line oftho O.JS. 81 N. Railroad : and
who. worked with Williams & Turloy on
tho Pee Dec bridge and tro tlo last year,
was shot and instantly killed at tho water
tank Of the O.. S. & N, Railroad, located
on tho cdgo Of town near Pincwood con-.
etory, by ono Jack Bradley, colorcd, who
was also working on tho Railroad. lie
was! shot in tho back, about the right hip
pocket, as ho was sitting talking with tho
notorious Laura Lenk.
+ Coroner Sampson was promptly Motif.
Ell, and he set to work to investigate the
matter. Tho colorcd people who seemed
to know most about it refused to talk aud
it was some timo before the true facts had
been obtained. BY this timo the man
who did tho shooting was gone.
a jury 0finqucst was ompanclcd early
Sunday morning, who after viewing tho
body adjourned to the Court House, and
q number Of persons examined, but not
until ,nfior Laura had been lodged in jail.
did tho Jury got tho Information wanted !.
They thon adjourned to5 Monday whom
tho verdict was completed, charging Tint
the said Taylor came to his death by a
pistol shot ound, said wound bcing in
flioted by Il pistol in tho hands Of one
Jack Bradley, and that ono Neill Henry
Smith WAS an accessory, Laura and said
Smith, 10Th colored, are now in jail. 1t
is said Smith halls from Fayetteville.
After tho adjournment Of tho Jury on
Sunday the body of tho murdered man
wns placed in plain coffin aud buried in
q grave dug a few feet from the Railrad
just below tho tank,
1t is said Taylor was q native Of Penn.
sylyania but had u family in St! Joseph.
Mo. Hc came to Marlboro first from
Winston or Fayetteville, and was terribly
fond of whiskey and lcwd women, and his
horrible iato is the sequel.
----------- <---- bSf
We tho undersigned candidates for
election rs Delegates to the State Domos
cratic convention to be held on the third
Wednesday in September 1892, hereby,
each Tor himself, pledge ourselves to abide
tho result Of tho August primary, and to
support The nominees Of tho Democratic
Party, M
JOHN r. PARKER,
r. S. McLUCAS.
IT, r. ROGERS
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Bar%alns fcr Ycu.tS .l4
Rove Bros. advertise to close out
all kinds Of goods low down for the
next few days. Call and see them.
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We tho undersigned candidates for
election rs Delegates to the State Domos
cratic convention to be held on tho third
Wednesday in September 1892, hereby,
each for himself, pledge ourselves to abide
the result Of tho August primary, and to
support the nominees Of tho Democratic
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May azIsoa.
For Coroner.

#l@'45pst4 4'nlly appOuno1 II fSiaE { rahli;.} \
,!&!r ii2Ni14 sdct.ia f'4ss piSlef pUshi
N6insYW N5y3YFt& &GiSIl ktN.t thcaat@NI efl
Ss},5's,a,5
het4b2 aun3poaa myaclf AZ 9 co1j0a,e
for GoFoarS s&leat 90 tia action p. iir
DenoUa( it pumntY
GUY y ls9a. q (.@Wl
N0eby mnopni 'Dyfc sqn43 ale lQr
'tts ct3f d Comf ooor. il, }.5 F0t.
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']FOR S ALI /!

"A. ONE FIFTEEN HORSE ENGINE
and Boiler, ono Boaslay Press, and also ono
90 Saw Gin with Self feeder and Condenser,
shaftlng, Betting, Pulloys, cto., low down.
r. q. M1NTAMUNI.
Juno II, 1892.
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| AIDES, READ THISi

Has The politicians aro always solioltoua
about the "laboripg man." purpose to
do something for tho 'tlaboring women. !"
! have Vinegar, with tho spices already
boiled Ia 1t, FOR piokling purposes. No need
to stand over hot stove in this sweltoring
weather at this kind Of work. Come to
mo and I can supply you.
J.a19. OAIMgBHLI.
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no oouiu % A.ep ~ Yy... t..~ ~-.s.c-. u
Sunday school.
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M oDnnlel Beaten.

W oDnNIel Beaten.
Mr.. James +. David brought to town
on Friday Inst a lot Of tomatoes, and
among them, one Of the "'rree" vari-
ety, weighed 2 pounds, 2 ounces. This
takes the cake.
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ITT--"I- '
Masor. gallon fruit jars only $1.20
per doz. Rowe Bros.
Beet patont flour only S. IS Mt Rowo
Ladies Lace or Button shoes only
zoe. per pair, Rowe Bros.
Have just received fresh lot Of flour,
which will be sold from 81. 50 to IS as per
barrel. Rowe Bros.
I Mason at, jars only $1.Oo per doz
Rowe Bros.
"Elr' tobacco for sale by II. r. s. q. w,
Broeden.
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lnil Corn.
Mr.. James Heustess, Of Beauty Spot,
brought lis as talk Of corn fifteen feet
aishand we'll fruited. He has four
% esSlike it, and is now ready to pull
older. Who can beat him ?
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Io0Vefse Scholarship.
There wore but two applicants for
3 animation for the scholarship at
} q ayerse, and we are pleased to learn
hack sll Missss sgsornelia Manship, Of Tatum,
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Observation-Disclosures E]!,' !. J. |.| I.
4 s1sSessNs. Arnts.at.ov~~ve
BDNN EIlS VILI IlEE;,. EE;. S. no,
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4 h e.n>~v*~~tr
0J1lce i,s Post Office BataItli,i0. II
4, W'EDN NESDAY,AU UGUSH 10, 1892.
s.ss-s.--s-
! @T0WN AND COUNTY NENNS.gS
Marion District Appointments.
THIRD ROUND.
REV. II j. CLYDE, r.. E.
4B'cnbeim, Ebonezor 81. .......... Aug. 26
Nennuttsyille station. ......... Aug. 26, 28
BrgltsYiiie, BoySn,.... Aug. III, 28
Bar%nlr,s for Ycu.ga .Q
Rove Bros. advertise to close out
all kinds Of goods low down for the
next few days. Call and see them.
Mrs. joel Allen.
Rev. r. N. Pratt was called on
Tuesday morning to go down III the
edge of Marion to funeralize Mrs.
Joel Allen.
Winthrop Sohoiarehip.
For some reason there we're no ap-
l,licants for the free tuition scholar-
ships offered by the State at this now
popular and indispensable Institution.
The Hot Wave.
The hot wave Of last week was not
up to the first one. The calls for ice
were less frequent, and occasional cool
breozes mado the days more comfor-
,able.
Mcdaniel Beaten.
Mr.. James T.. David brought to town
on Friday Inst a lot Of tomatoes, and
among them, one Of the "rree" vari-
ety, weighed 2 pounds, 2 ounces. This
takes the cake.
lall Corn.
Mr.James Heustess, Of Beauty Spot,
Brought lis as talk Of corn fifteen feet
Aishiand we'll fruited. He has four
Sao.es, like it, and is now ready to pull
older. Who can beat him?
B Converse Scholarships.
III There wore but two applicants for
9mination for the scholarship at
4 aa'yerse, and we are pleased to learn
& &liel bsigss il G(ornelia Manship, Of Tatum,
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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1892-08-10

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