The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1896-01-08
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4 Mrs. D. @. White is quite sick
from q saXara cold .s8iAi&

from q severe cold.
Mr.. @. Ct. Bruce, of Parnassus,
made us q pop call Monday.
Mr.. w. r. Wicker, of Fayette-
vile, is spending few days III
our town.
Mr., e. M. Easterling, who has
been suffering from q bad cold, is
out again.
Mr.. Edible Stanton, of Clio, was
in town salesday and made us a
pleasant call.
Mr.. A. l.. Calhoun, Of Clio,
made us a pop call salesday with
smiles for 1896.
Miss Bessie Erwin has gone to
Rock Hill to enter the Winthrop
Normal College,
Mr.. l.. D. Quick, Of Kolloclt.
gave us a pleasant pop call while
in town salesday.
Mr.. j. II. McKinnon, Of Hebron,
called to SEQ us salesdny with
greetings and smiles.
DR.. II. r. Eastorling has boon
suffering severely from ali attack
Of acute rheumatism.
Miss Lucy Waddill, who has
been spending some timo III Rock
ingham, has returned.
Mr.. E.G. Herndon, of Brights-
vile, was among the many callcrs
with smiles on salesday. 1
Mr.. Thomas G. Parhanl, Of
Dunbar, made us o pop call Mon
day with pleasant smiles.
Mr.. Hugh McLaurin, of McColl,
made us a pleasant call salesday
with greetings and smiles.
We regret to learn of the illness
Of Johnnie Adams, the efficient
salesman Of Mr. r. L. Kirlxwood.
Mr.. r. II. Webster, of Bethel,
was in town salesday and gave us
q pleasant smile and greetings for
1896.
Mr.. H. B. Fuller, our hustling
live stock dealer, has gone back
to Kansas City, Mo-, for moro
stock.
Mr.. j. q. Mcleod, Of lower
Hebron, made us a pleasant call
on salesday with smiles and good
wishes.
Mr.. j. A. Calhoun, of Clio, was
in town Monday and made us a
plcasantc call. Hereported every
thing lovely in his section,
Miss Anna Easterling opened
her school near Mr. j. H. David's
Monday morning after two
weeks vacation for the holidays.
Miss Rhoda Livingston, one Of
the most popular teachers in the
Greenville Graded school, has
been spening her vacation at
home.
Mrs. r. H. Hodges and children,
who have been spending somc
time visiting relatives in and
around Florence. have returned
homo
Misses Wilma and Allie Moore,
who spent tho holidays at homo,
have returned to their studios at
the Winthrop Normal College at
Rock HILL
Mr.. Henry G. Newton and fam
lily, who have been living in
southern Georgia, for three years,
have returned to Marlboro, wo
hope to stay.
Miss Matte Bevil, who has
been sick for somc months, has
sufficiently recovered to be able to
travel and will take a trip to
Fayetteville tomorrow.
Rev. j. A. Williams, the evan
gelist, was in town yesterday.
The tent is now near Mars Bluff,
Florence county, where a meet
ing begins tonight.
Mr.. j. G. Fletcher, Of Adams
vile, one Of our live at home far
mers and who now has 40 bales
lof the best cotton still left, called
to SEQ us yesterday with smiles.
Miss Alexina Evans, left Mon
day morning, accompanied BY
her father, Hon. w. D. Evans,
for Orangcburg county, where
she goes to take charge Of a
school.
We are glad to welcome to our
town Mr.. r. j. Patterson, Jr.,
who is now occupying the resi-
dence in east Bennettsville re-
Gently vacated by Mrs. r. II.
Hodges.
We extend welcome hand to
Mr.. B. r.. Hamer and family, who
are now occupying the Bristow
residence in east Bennettsvillc,
recently purchased by II. G. Ha-
NOR, Esq.
Deputy ljnitcd StntGs Marshal
w IL. Hubbard, Who has DcGli
serVlll@ our town as chief Of 20
ilicG tor some time, wont .o
Charleston Monday TO attend uile
United States Court.
Rev. j. B. Wilson, our beloved