The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1892-11-09
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A geranium leaf applied TO 4
bruiso is healing, = } \, I 80
We did not hear. q complaint
about the weather last week.
DO you like good cigars |? If 50
call at Mitchells aud ask for a 'sStato.n
. - The market is we'll supplied with
fruit, but the prices remain tho samo.
When you are disposed to pitch
into somebody else, examine your own
heart. s34
Many n man thinks he can read
y woman like q book till he tries to
shut her up.
All who wentto Charleston last
week came home satisfied. Now for
the State Fair.
No man or woman can be all that
he or she should be who has not the
qualities Of both sexes.
"Men will fight about their poll
tics, but how quiet some Of them do
keep about their religion"
. The potato crop is being harvest
ed and reported good. The pea crop
in somo sections is also fine.
Among the "horsemen" seen on
were Mcssrs. Houston & Ise-
man, of Darlington.
The time for paying taxes expires
on the 10Th of December. But the
best time to pay your taxes is when
you have the money.
"Pee Dee Chief" Mr.. Giles New
toms fine stallion, won the first prize
$500 on the trotting race on the last
day Of the Maxton Fair.
Somebody has said that it often
costs moro to have man do you a
favor than if you were to buy the &C
commodation and pay cash.
- III. Il. q T.. w. Breeden, having
decided to 60 out Of business the first
Of January, offer their stock at cost,
except groceries. Now is your time.
- DR.. II. G. Hill, Of Maxton, N.
O., will lecture in the acadeJnY at Nc
Coll, S. O., on Tuesday, November Is,
1892. The public arc cordially in.
vited to be present.
The DEMOCRAT returns thanks
to those kind, large hearted subscribers
who called Oh Monday and smiled on
the Editor, and also to the new ones
who were enrolled.
- Men who are so sensitive that
they cannot bear to receive even a
simple statement Of their account, in
the most polite way possible, ought
never to contract debts.
- Please, somebody, tell the Mail
ing clerk Of the Nelus and Courier that
gory often his packages for Bcrnattq-
yjUc csW!c brolIon open, and somc ara
iosS, DNclt?tiM II tio as Well rs lSrap.
-,- -4 '@eycr gi,IlasQ aftgt l!eeaglrp
the sicrc. 4" "Bcst shocaI evor we're y
"1ou aortainly Keep tho bcst" 81
my al my shoes here These arG
ING expressions uf Campboll'g custo.
mel3.
Trade #t@.h0 f.ash ylli6oAi at.
time and mention this advertisement
and | will make you a present Of a
"Life of Christ, worth $3.50. It has
been read by ministers and pronounced
q good book. j. 2. Campbell.
The Puget Sound oysters are the
largest known, being sometimes two
feot across and Weighing (inclusive Of
the shelly as much as sixty pounds.
Mr.. Swami says how be would like to
sec James 4. David sit down to one of
them!
- The delegation to Charleston last
week came near our estimate (1OO
and now we say we think tho same
number will 60 to the State Fair if the
railroads will make connections both
ways, and we believe they will. So,
get ready to see Columbia in her glory
next week.
~ The mail service on the railroad
is now manged delightfully."-, as q sans
pie we mention that not long since the
route agent failed to be on time and
the train went off without him. Last
"Wednesday tho paper mail for Ben
nettsville went on to Gibson and came
back in the evening.
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Farming that Pays. ~
a Mr.. D. j. Odom is the cham pion
corn raiser of Adamsville. He has
just harvested % acres that averaged
~ bushels to the acra xo;tb nnlv OK