The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-21
1,OyvNY IND C0IUN1,Y NEWS.

New moon. yesterday
s5s-.-, T Fodder pulling begins this this
week. ,i753 513 # !, 5si,
.---i Mr.. JIM. Jackson has seed
Rye for sale.
A. =. Rowe has 10000 choice
brick for sale.
Insure your gin house with
/ r. Il. freeman.
Our jail is again filling up
with law breakers.
Some Of our early farmers
are eating sweet potato oes. 4. 4 y
The B ettsville foundry is
turning out some nice work now:
With all the rain we naye
had there are still sections in
want. I, y Il, 5i.;
Il -- Don't D fail to plant o big crop.
Of turnips while the soil is in
good fix.
The first box Of mullet for
the season was in the market
Saturday.
The meeting billed for Smyr-
ma this week, we learn, has been
postponed.
~ There is sixteen boarders
at the county hotel besides the
chain gang. .8l
Cotton is opening slowly but
the picking season ;willino open i'll
several days yet.
Scrofula cannot resist the
purifying powers of Ayers Sar-
saparilla. Sold by druggists.
Stockholders Of the Bank Of
Marlboro will find an Important
notice from the Cashier in anotll-
er column.
There was quite a crowd in
town Monday, and many, we re-
greet to say, were on business in
the Trial Justice court.
- Do not endangeryo health
by using quinine, when malarial
ifevers can be more effectively
treated with Ayers Ague Cure.
~ Boys, don't forget the exami-
nations to be held Friday for the
scholarships at the South Caro-
lima College and Furman Univer-
sitY.
Parties in want Of good brick
can get them from A. j. Rowe, who
has between 10000 and 10000 to
dispose Of.
Halls Hair Renewer renders
the hair lustrous and silken, gives
it an even color, and enables wo-.
men to put it up in a great vari-
ETY. Of styles.
Mr.. w. T.. Rogers has re-
signed his position as convict
guard and'we hear will soon go to
Rockingham, N. g., whore he has
accepted a clerksihp. "a A
Don't forget that everybody
is invited to 'ratum Friday with
j-,' -waff ffffe fepEq e}t f6f
a day of recreation. Some good
speeches are expected.
~ The mammoth brick build
ing on the west side Of the square,
alluded to in our lastissue, isnoW
being pushed forward. 1t will
be 14O x63, two stories.
- From the large number Of
fruit jars that have been sold this
season we may we'll suppose that
the good matrons will be supplied
with home made sweets for once.
Rumor says that the lowor
floor of the large brick building
now being built on the west side
Of the square is to be used as O
tobaeee ware W fsa aeuae Let 'er roll /;
we'll get there by and by.
This would be good time
for our city fathers to ride over the
town and inspect the sidewalks and
observe the holes that need filing
up SO as to make it possible for the
little ones to get home from school
after rain without getting wet.
Now let the two railroads
build q long shed at the depot for
the accommodation of passengers
getting on and off tho trains in
bad weather. At present the &c
commodation is an insult to the
progressive spirit Of the times.
Marshal Hubbard says he has
exhausted his convict labor and he
intends to watch the boys close now
and sec if he cannot secure few
recruits. So look out, boys, if you
don't mind he will have some Of
you chopping grass on the streets.
Turkeys can be fattoned
readily on thick boiled corn meal
or oat meal tinged with milk. 1t
should be given in closed coops
away from other birds. If in a