The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-09-25

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While they are having frost
yup North, we are sweltering with
I TIC heat.
After q sea diet, to prevcnt
! boils and assist acclimation, use
| Ayers Sarsaparilla.
- Mr. Christopher Odom has
4 q lot Of fine mich cows for sale.
lie say he can suit all in quality
lnd price
Ayers sAgue Cure stimulates
the liver and neutralizes the ma-
laristl poison in the blood. War
ranted to cure.
THE DEMoCRAr returns
hearty thanks to thoselkind heart
ed friends who Eave called and
smiled on tho editor.
- Last Saturday was the be-
ginning Of our "big Saturdays"
which last during the cotton sea
son. Our streets were crowded
until q late hour.
The attention Of teachers is
called to the notice Of tho School
Commissioner in reference to the
somi- annual examination TO take
place on tho 18th Of October,
If the care Of the hair we're
made part of a lady's education.
we should not SEQ SO many gray
heads, and tho use Of Halls Hair
Renewor would be unnecessary. k.
Supervisor w. r. Kinney
has moved the convicts from
Blenheim to the poor farm. He
carried out Monday afternoon the
six sentenced at this term Of court
~ Cotton picllers in some sec
tions say tho crop is very short,
and some are regretting that
there will not be many moro yis-
its to tho folds before the crop
will be done.
- Attention is asked to the
advertisement Of Mr.. III. Il. Stow
ard in this issue. He has opened
q general repair shop for bug
GIGS, wagons and carts and any
kind Of wood and iron work.
Horseshoeing is Il speciality. He
solicits q call and feels sure he
can give satisfaction in every
particular.
Mr.. Thomas j. Breeder had
the misfortune to get his easy
riding sull1y badly broken up on
Thursday evening last in a runa-
way near the postotfice. The
horse took fright at something
and ran against q tree and then
down through the lot to Darling
ton street and then for home. He
broke up everything but the lap
robe. 1
On Tuesday, October 1st,
Bob Hunting's big Railroad
Shows, Circus, Museum and Me-
nagere, will visit Bcnnettsville
l'nd spread his enormous font on
M2riUl stree 'l'hc 90od stalld,
lag of this sltpw proccdes il
thorough tllG cohinna of pur OK
/ changes aud il mast bc one OF
The Very best cilous performances
and altogether one Of the cleanest
shows now travelling.
d Mr.. j. G.. Hubbard, one of
Hebron's progressive farmers,
| was in our Office one day last
week and said that he had solved
tho problem Of successful farm
ing. He stated that he planted
eight acres Of cotton very early
as an experiment., using on same
200 pounds Of cotton seed meal
and 200 pounds of acid, and as a
result has already gathered eight
bales weighing 500 pounds each,
and he says he thinks he will get
four more. This is the kind of
farming that pays. Let others
follow his example.
When the Waterbury Watch
Company stopped manufacturing
their old style watch, the flood
gates Of cheap Swiss factories
were opened, and poorly made,
very unreliable watches were
forced on the market in place of
the very accurate Waterbury
which had but the one fault it's
long wind. The Waterbury Com
pany were appealed to for some
4hing goon and cheap in the quick
wind series. The result is the
new Trump" watch, which sells
at ~. SO. Call on Fl. w. Carroll
and sec this new watch.
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Thoae who have used DR.. Kings New Dis
covery know it's value, md those who have
not, have now tho opportunity tolry II FREQ.
Call on tho advertised Druggist and get a