The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1896-06-24
TOWN AND 90 UNI''Y} }NEJYs.
Full moon tomorrow.

Full moon tomorrow.
- Wanted % ripe melon.
Summer began on Saturday.
- Mr.. e. S. Carlisle withdraws
from the race for Auditor.
- Quite q number from town
are visiting Cheraw to-day.
What has become of the cot
ton factory recently talked Off
~ A large lot of tobacco hues
for sale at the hardware store.
! Now is the time to plant your
carly crop of Ruta Baga turnips.
Several of our bicyclists
went to Blenheim Sunday after
noon.
- Mr.. j. T.. Hart is turning out
some beautiful brick at the yard
i'll rear OF Mr.. II. j. Breeden's.
| Ready mixed paints for tin
or single roofs, can be had in any
quantity at the hardware store.
There will be q Sunday
school picnic at Bruton's Fork
church Saturday.
| George White, colored, sent
in q load of very nice watermelons
this morning. He is ahead this
year.
- Lice in some sections of the
county have, to o certain extent,
| damaged md retarded the growth
Of cotton.
The pipe in the artesian we'll
is now over 325 feet and the hope
is that we are expecting water
every day.
- To get the full benefit OF our
new election law, evcry whitc
man must register Don't wait
any longer, friends.
- The rains last Thursday were
IN good time for the early corn,
which is now safe, as we'll as q
help to other crops.
- One Of Mr.. j. r. Breeden's
little sons was in town Monday
and reported q ripe watermelon
on sunday, Inc GlSC.
Mr., G.. b. Barrett's tobacco
farm just out Of the incorporate
limits Of town on the eastern
border, is a picture Of beauty.
~ A basket picnic will be given
at Medlin Springs on the 4th of
July. Fill Il basket and go and
get the privilege Of that good wa
ter.
We return thanks to Mr.. c.,
d. John for a short ride in the
country on Saturday afternoon
to look at the crops, which are
very promising.
Read the advertisement of
the McColl High School in this
issue, and for further information
write to or call on Prof. T.. e..
Craven, McColl, S. G.
| ~ Friends, you have only a few
more days in which to make your
returnsof real and personal prop
erty to the town clerk The books
close the first of July.
~ a good many brick arc now
! on the grouud for tlle new build.
ling to take the place Of the old
McColl Hali, recently moved to
tho south corner Of the block
I, lcGcreaID Waa served Oh thc
tennis court at Gmi livingston s
/ Friday eVcnjna oy tie ladies' 0y
the Methodist church. The re-
ceipts of the evening we're about
SO.
The prospect now is that our
farmers are going to make more
corn this year than ever before,
and with fair crop of oats to help
they will be independent next
year.
Mr., II. 1. Rogers was spoken
of by Farmer" last week as a
possible candidate for the Legis-
lature, and this week he is eli
dorsed and his candidacy formally
announced by Voter" Mr..
Rogers would make us an able
representative.
- Free, 81 page medical refer
ence book to any person afflicted
with any special, chronic or deli
cate disease peculiar to their sex.
Address the leading physicians
and surgeons Of the United States,
Dr.. Hathaway & Co., 90! South
i Broad Street. Atlanta, Ga.
| Cards arc out announcing
the marriage Of our young friend
| w. Fl. Kirlkwood and Miss Sallic
Adams, the beautiful and accom-
iplished daughter of Mr.. II. M.
Adams, in the Methodist church
at Gibson Station, N. G., the Cd
of July. In advance of the hap
|py event we extend our congratu
latiOns.
Tuesday of last week was
duly observed here as "decora-
ton day" by our Pythian friends.
Members from each lodge met
and marched in q body to both
cemeteries and decorated the
| graves Of thcir fallen brethren.
l'Pho ladies' turned ont, furnished
! bowers in abundance, and thus
Ipasacd q pleasant yet sad cYont
| IN the lives Of many,
- The Supervisors OF Regis
tration advertise in this issue to
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