The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20


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i BBRUARY TERN.
y The February term oftho UonrtSoi
ned Oh III on iay
lat 10 so' clock, His IIoncr,D A. Town,
ssaend8 presiding Judge. SolicltorJohu.
~ ASsssat NJ soon had a batch
81 His Honor, after
SPlicit charge turned
E'I |3s3' RFand Jury for their in
Sses SSsSS Hon G, S. Mccall was
5hosSS eman aud no better selecs
ls6nsG SUD EI,avo been made rs 5,$
syylHbitesthe Grand Jury were prepar-
ing a gblsiness the Contingent D3cket
Has~ oyerhauled. The famous Terrell
.hhlld< Qdom5 case was continued on ac-
eountSAaf sickness in MI. Tcrrel's fami-
Tho ,e2She Of S. J.Smith and L. b.
F5iisibsy0SJ thlfailing to tag fertilizers was
|sSd,STin SinR n'1Alf MA ia DISPOSED Or.
S3 ! Sss Ecasnyemtion at Pe!crkip. colorcd
cha5S ealing horse from
5g&IYe conyentioyatt, by advice Of his
8sstilo Rev. Ell. !. Rogers, plead guilty
.5sn5 Dings wereor tho mercy ftho Court.
AZ u4llsio State VS. J ohm NIcGirt, eoiored,
aGfSr entering house Oh Mr.. G. II.
B 5.lh5pdges in Brownsville and stealing
Sgs Vera! articles, came next, and John
5Sl advice Of his attorneys, Messrs
'li |wnsend 81 llamer plead guilty md
ked FOR mercy.
FIN Chamberlain, colorcd was next
taigned for All assault with intent
# Kill Mr. EInmer did some good
tk tpr him tut hc hal no case and
.a JUICY Fund 5ini guilty.
Austin ilGMpIireY, coored, charged
u houseblaakl'g auj larceny, plead
ilty.
Icssa Rogers, col,yta, charged with
aofgory PLEAD guilly. Jesse wanlod
tomake moncy without working for
II, and SO signed air John Thomas
name to a paper for six days and
@<l)alf work on Mr.. Chas. Crosland's
apl arc last iall and presented it to Mr..
Crosland for payment. The trick
.AYonld not work, and Jcsse's learning
got imcinto trouble.
Arch Jerry and Duncan Terry,
ecoret, charged with killing q hog
lttom Mr.. James Ivey, noar Clio, were
gnoxt arraigned. Arch plead guilty
aud Duncan went TO trial, with Messrs.
townsend & ilalner and II. l. Rogers
counsel, but the testimony was too
song and they found him guilty.
Tuesday morning was taken up in
tfyiDg to convict an old colorcd mar
nd couple Of adultery. The defend
ai]ts were represented by T. 1. Rogers,
.who, after a stubborn contest, fully
proved tllnt the State had 10 case, and
the old couple were acquitted.
The cnse Of G. w. Bullard, charged
with shooting into the home Of NVm.
{oxo and hitting n member of his fam
iiy,Swas next called, and rs We 90 to
afess the1arguments are being heard.
4 The grand jury will possibly get
rough to. day Two ceses for mnr-
are IS i0r tosmorfoW
ssSa8sne neaa4,.sa,..sr,Aysa.
ZEN ANI, SCISSOR pRA 'NS,
asl#lI.Il Gaasles has been t,ppoin
4 Master of Darliig gto0 county.
s'evon buildings 81 Front street ~
rmmousvi'lo Mcscbuiupd oathu l2th.l
X Alipisicr cray aied II the citY.I
lNleAico o.. Tue 40tn.
And now the tramps are vowing
vengeance on the man who wrote the
"a Beautiful Snow"
Governor Evans will go to Wash
Eington%to see OK Governor Tillman
sWornl5in as United States Senator on
March 4th.
Ex;Chancellor L. G. Garland Of
Vanderbilt University Died in
$shville, Tenn, on the I2th--aged
~ years,
Thetman who is not willing to be
elected d delegate to the constitutional
sconayention say,ae by tho primary plan,
" NBhI ~ Stdy uI nome.
The confession is made at last Thai
t'lesBlnks have got the United States
government by the ears and congress
me only power TO make them let 60
The Palatial residence of Cant. B.
~. Ml!o3ntgomery, near Enorec, III Spar
tanbnrg County, was burned Fri,la,
night. Tho fire was accidental. Near
y everything was lost
car load of fine watcrmclons
pa'sed through Fayetteville On the
Stll lllblonlnd bound tc Jersey City from IIa
Yalla
llenry NJ . Bruins, the oldest living
.g,r1Alaate Of the College Of Charleston.
died Gt\ Summeryille OH The t5,h,
assd 81 gears.
tho story comes from Texas that
m illions Of fish were destroyed by ice
II the bay at Galveston, and the poor
hadSa good time.
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