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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-10
LURED BY HIS
WIFE'S LETTER.
SchEahI Left Jersey for New
York and Was Arrested.
SHE WAS AMONG JUNE BRIDES.
Now Suing fuT 0IYorCa on The Ground That
Before Honeymoon Was Over Her
Husband Beat Her.
SHE WAS AMONG JUNE BRIDES.

New York. Aug l0-'My Dear Gussie-
You have been cruel and naughty, but /
am dying TO see you once more. and to
LOOK into those deep tender eyes I love so
well / am sure IL you realized how mad
ly 1 love YOU would be kinder 20 me
and have "a little pity. II possible meet
me Thursday at p m. n the little park
back Of city HAN Your own little wife,
MABEL"
whoa Augustus schwahl owner and
breeder OF vaIuable horses who lives at
Newark, \ j., received this letter from
his Wife VINO or the burlesqde stage Is
known as Mabel Larence, he FASTENED
to this city
tic soon found the letter was decoy
and there was "A lively time IN city han
park VIXEN Deputy sheriff Perry took
Schwahi into custody
The marriage took plase early In June
last. and the couple went TO live with
the brides mother. They were happy
FOR few days and then. according To-
Mrs Schwahl's complaint IN a suit for
divorce there was "A change. The bride
groom became sullen, and when their
honeymoon was fifteen days old, so the
complaint alleges. he knocked hs wife
down and beat and kicked her till his
mother-in-law went TO the rescue. Soon
after he left her and went back 10 New
ark.
Mrs. Schwshl says she went 10 New
ark early I'm July and met her husband In
the street She says he demanded money
from her. when she told him she had none
he gave her a beating. She says she was
rendered unconscious by the beating,
which was witnessed by a crowd.
Mrs Schwahl retained Lawyer Rich
ard +. Price TO bring the action for di-
vorce. She could not sue Schwahl in
New Jersey. and IL was necessary TO get
him into this state. So, at her lawyer x
dctation Mrs. Schwahl wrote the decoy
letter TO her husband
Mrs Schwahl, the lawyer and the
sherim's man were waiting anxiously in
the park yesterday when Mr.. Schwahl
radiant with smiles, appeared. The dep
uty sheriff stepped in his path.
"Tve warrant for YOU" he said. and
he produced the document signed by
Judge Miles Beach. Your wife has sued
YOU for divorce and as you are a nom
resident you must give bonds TO appear
at the proper time"
Schwahl jumped about six feet and be-
gan shouting that he was kidnapped.
When a crowd gathered he went away
peaceably with his captors
Mrs Schwahl boarded Fourth avenue
car. waved her hand TO her husband and
threw him a kiss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-10
Mrs. Hitchcock Attacked Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert With Pistol.
BOTH DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED.
When Arrested Mrs. Hitchcock Said She
Had Been Driven 10 Desperation BY Hus-
bands Attentions TO Mrs. RohHts.

Denver. Col, Aug. 10-Mrs Philip T.
Hitchcock, wife OF the general agent OF
the Wabash. crazed with Jealousy fatally
wounded Mrs. James w. Roberts Sc
riously wounded Mr.. Roberts and caused
hundred persons TO rush panic stricken
for shelter soon after ten o'clock yester-
day. morning, when the streets were
crowded with women shopping
The first shot came without warning
from the little candy store at No. 437
Sixteenth street. Before any one could
reach the door a little woman, daintily
dressed in white duck suit ran out
with a revolver In her hand. The crowd
fell back and the woman started across
the street TO the Beckwith Grocery COM
pany.
She had scarcely left the sidewalk IN
rushed out after her shouting Murder"
and calling upon the police. The woman
quickened her pace, but just as she reach
ed an alley and the man was about to
grab her, she wheeled and fired point
blank at her pursuer.
He stopped, but before he had time 10
move another shot rang out. and this
time he staggered and fell. This seemed
TO give the woman more courage. and.
going back a step or two toward her
PROSTATE victim. she took deliberate aim
and sent ball crashing through his
forehead
The crowd stood back aghast and no
one attempted 20 stop the woman. After
she had wounded Mr.. Roberts the third
time she seemed dazed and apparently did
not know where To go This was only
for an instant. however and. recollectlng
herself, she entered the grocery estab-
lishment
In the candy store Mrs. Roberts was
found lying on the floor. She and her
husband were taken TO St Lukes hospital
where tho doctors say they are I'm
critical condition.
Mrs. Hitchcock said she had been driven
TO distraction by the intimacy which had
existed for hve years between her hus-
band and Mrs. Roberts Phillip r. Hitch
cock could not be convinced or the shoot
ing until brought face 10 face with his
wife I'm Jail
MY wife Is very excitahle and imagina-
tive he said later. she imagined that
I was not true to her and brooded over
it-poor little soul,-until she did not
know what she was doing
II was never intimate with Mrs. Rob
erts and there was nothing whatever bc-
tween as was.a great friend OF Mr..
Roberts and n friend. Of Mrs. Roberts"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-10
0LNEYVILLE.

Midnight marauders were abroad last
night, but they were not of the pro-
fessional sort. as the places they entered.
or at any rate attempted 10. were not
such as would add 70 the Golfers OF any
well regulated corps OF burglars or rob
bers
Cigars seemed 20 be the object IN view.
or at least the proprietor of ". r Rob
bins restaurant thinks SO, for = few were
taken from tho cigar case last evening
and Messrs. sheridan and Burns. OF the
foot OF Broadway, don't think that any
thing was taken. The removal OF screens
from back windows was the mode OF pro-
cedure IN both cases and the police have
en- inlSling &c 20 who did the Jobs"
James Mclaughlin. known by almost
every man and woman in Olneyvllle.
died AZ his home. 6s Oak street last
night His death was sudden for he
was seen on the streets n day or so ago.
lie was familiar figure on the streets
and was undoubtedly the Oldest resident
I'm the vicinity
Captain Marston wandered from his
own nreside yesterday for he Invaded the
wllds Of Rhode Island by taking a ride
on the Danielson cars.
Mrs J. VIII Carpenter started for North
Falmouth this morning where she will
remain for n few weeks with relatives.
Patroirnan wvman OF the Chaffee street
station IS spending his vacation In Maine
The ST. Anthony society will meet to-
morrow afternoon and each member Is re-
auested % he present
The members OF the ] e. n. Y. had
profitable MOONLIGHT excursion last even
ing
The Johnston town council met yestsr-
day afternoon and disposed of the usual
routine business and decided not 20 paw
Hackman Goodwin $500 for the damage
done his hack The council claim that
the inmates ~ the hack were not M sub
jects for a Sunday school picnic. for had
they have been the hack would not have
been damaged
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-10
He GAVE UP
$4,000 IN GEMS
Panitent Thief Restores Jewels
Stolen Last July.
C0NFESSES CRIME TO PRIEST.
Premises 10 Pay for Three Missing Dla-
nnsnds as Soon as He Can Earn the Money.
Will Not Be Prosecuted.
COkFESSES CRIME TO PRIEST.

St Joseph, Mich, Aug. 10.-The confess
sional has been the means OF saving 5000
worth of jewels TO an Anderson Qnd.)
firm OF jewelers..
William Washburn, president OF the
jewelry company. came here today from
Chicago, bringing with him the tray OF
Jewels returned TO him by a Catholic
priest, who had received them from the
penitent thief
The thief and his partners are known
but Mr.. washburn thinks the man is
really repentant, and will not prosecute
him.
on July s. the jewelry house of Will
liam Washburn * Co, Of Anderson, Ind ,
was entered by burglars and a tray of
expensive diamonds taken. together with
other Yaluables. The police worked
faithfully, but could not get the slight
est inkling as TO the burglars.
Mr.. Washburn last Tuesday evening re-
ceived a strangely worded epistle from
Chicago priest, Father +. A. Murphy, the
pastor OF St Mary's church. No. 45s
Wabash avenue Mr.. Washburn at once
went TO Chicago. When he entered the
rectory Father Murphy handed him "A box
OF jewels
Il believe these belong to YOU There
are three Of them gone" said the priest
THE three diamonds that are gone will be
paid for just as soon as the man can earn
enough Of money 10 do so. He will give
the money TO me, and will send 1t TO
you.
"The thief confessed the crime 10 me
and begged me 10 find a way out of the
difficulty for him. | told him / would re-
turn the goods. He Is very sorry and
wishes forgiveness"
Father Murphy had explained that the
man had come 10 the rectory with other
penitents Saturday afternoon. He had
asked for prayers 10 relieve him of a ter
rible sin and had then told OF the burg
larry and asked that the ieyels be return
ed. The priest accepted the box Of Jewels
which the man drew from under his coat
and the man departed I'm peace, after leav-
ing his name and address
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-10
Long for President,

Secretary Long is one OF the great men
OF the United States.
Were he glitter with a little more OF the
art OF self-advortising he would be much
more in tho public eye. He is one OF
those men OF perfect self-poise. who ac-
complish great things without the -four
ish OF trumpets. lie IS man In whom
Massachusetts and the nation can place
their confidence without limit.
Secretary Long stands far ahead OF any
Massachusetts, man TO be considered as Of
presidential calibrc. lie made one OF
the best governors that Massachusetts
ever had He made an ideal representa-
tive I'm congress lie was not afraid 20
retire 20 practice his profession. lie r.
one of the few successful statesmen In
Massachusetts, who have been able 10
make their private profession successful
I'm spite OF their other afiliations. John
D. Long can translate Virgil or speak TO
school children or command tho United
states navy with equal success. The
Massa chusetts delegation hoped TO make
him vice president az the last national
convention. but the enthusiasm over
Roosevelt and the desire 60 have n New
York man on the ticket frustrated their
plan.-Worccster Spy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-10
OAKLAND BEACH.

Miss Inez Hancock OF Riverside. Cali
fornia II the guest of Mrs. l.. " REILLY
over Sunday. Miss Hancock has the dis
tinction Of being recently voted the most
popular teacher in Riverside and was
given a trip TO the Pan-American expos
ition at Buffalo.
Col. Frank Rhodes and daughter, Miss
Isabel were the guests OF Mrs. A. l..
Miller recently.
Mrs. Max seliser is on a few days stay
with relatives In New York. She will
return in about a weeks time.
Among the recent arrivals are the fol-
lowing whose names appear on the hotel
resigister: Mrs. j. b. Kane New York
Mrs. James Watson, Jersey City; Mrs.
Fred Mack. Providence; Master Russell
Mack, Providence; Mrs. c. NJ. Farnham.
Milwaukee; w. w. Dexter, Milwaukee,
Miss Daisy S. Pick, Providence: Mrs
Harry NJ. Smith. Providence; Mr.. and
Mrs j. II. Reynolds. Providence: Miss Flo
III. Bradley, Cleveland o.; Mr. T. III. Car
rigan, Providence; Mrs. Albert @. Car
perter. Providence; ID. r. Collier, Gard
ner, Mass.
There will be a golf tournament on the
links this afternoon.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. D. Russell Brown
with their daughters. Miss Brown and
Miss Hope Brown. will leave shortly for
Loon Lake I'm the Adirondacks where
they will remain few weeks
The employees or the hotel held n hon IN
the Casino last night that was a thor
ough success from every standpoint and
those who had IL I'm charge are TO be con-
graduated on the manner I'm which affairs
were conducted. The Casino was beauti-
fully decorated with bunting and flags
which together with the pretty gowns
worn by the young ladies. made a very
pretty effect During the evening Miss
Mclean gave reading which received
hearty applause. Light refreshments were
served later In the evening and the mrry
night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-10
BAPTIST.

Central-Rev Walter R Bartlett of
Avon. Mass, will preach at 1915 a m;
prayer meeting Thursday evening; Bene-
ficent Congregational church will unite
in these services.
Calvary, Broad and Stanwood streets
Rev II s Holloway of New York city will
preach at l0:45 and 730: Il S l2:l5; special
choral music by male chorus and quartet.
Fourth--Rev. James X. Ever will
preach at 1915 and 73o
Pearl Street-Preaching at 10;I5 and 7:30
by Rev Robert NJ Martin OF Salem, Mass:
S S 1918: Y p S c r $50
Ebenezer. A street, Rev B X Butler,
pastor--Preaching II by Rev Cook:
preaching by Rev X Clark; s /;
preaching 7:45 by the pastor.
Dyer Avenue Chapel--S 3 las; evening
service s.
Johnston. Belknap District Chapel-S s
2:30; preaching I:45.
Cranston Street--Preaching 10:i5 by Rev
f l. wilkins. ID ID. of Gloucester, Mass;
S 5 l2:l5: evening service &C E) Z.
jefferson Street, Rev B r Livingston,
pastor-Preachng at i0:45 by Rev Dun
can McPhail: s S 1905: junior and senior
c Il $50; preaching at 1880 by Rev Mr.
Sanford.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Central, Angel street and Diman place
Union services with the First Baptist
church at their house of worship, morn
ing and evening
Pilgrim. Rev r Il Pullan. pastor-Morn-
ing worship 10.45: Rev NJ A Breed OF Wey-
mouth; evening service will be omitted,
North Congregational Walling street
Morning service 10:45; s 12: p Il
$50; Harris Il Starr will preach.
EPISCOPAL.
st John's-Morning prayer with SER
mon 10:45.
st Jsmes'-Morning service 1o:45
Christ-Eddy and oxford streets-Morn-
ing service and sermon 10:45: s s 1890
Church of the Redeemer-Holy Com
munion 1880; morning service and sermon
1875.
st Andrew's-S $50; morning prayer
i0:45; evening prayer 1880.
Calvary (EpiscopaD, Orchard avenue
Morning prayer l0:45.
FREE BAPTIST.
Elmwood Avenue-Preaching by Rev Mr.
Wood 10:45: s $ 1915; Il $50; evening
service 1880.
METHODIST.
Mathewson Street NJ E-Preaching at
10:45 and 7:SO by Rev Charles NJ Welden.
"a Bag With Holes" Mr. Bowen II
Church, cornetist, l0:4A
UNITARIAN
First Congregational. Benefit and Be-
nevolent streets-Union service i0:45, Rev
George II Young OF Lawrence, Mass,
will preach.
UNIVERSALTST.
First Unlversalist, Rev III Cushman, -
d. pastor-Public worship at l0A5, Mr.
Arthur L Crowell OF Tufts Divinity school
will preach; $ 1918.
MISCELLANEOUS
Allen Chapel, A street. Rev J Il Hagins.
pastor-tl, Praise meeting: 1880. S s;
3. sermon by Rev G G Dunlap and Com
munion; $50. Y + c r.; 1880. preaching
by the pastor
French Baptist Society. America hail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-10

Lord Roberts remains firm 20 his re-
solve 20 accept no honors from public
bodies until hostilities In South Africa
cease altogether. The corporation Of
Portsmouth. knowing that he has prom
ised 10 open a charitable bazar I'm the
town on July "a arranged TO present him
with n sword Of honor before he departed.
but were Informed that his lordship
wishes 10 defer accepting the gift until
later date "I. IH.' 't.I|I. Ii u III.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-10

than. ., II Roberts. Charles @ Swan,
George II Hicks, New York; Qrving r
Walker. Worcester n Potter. Joseph
currie, Boston; Charles A Randall Jr.,
Chelsea Mass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

Allen Chapel. A street. Rev J s Hagins.
pastor-1i, Praise meeting IL 80. s s;
3. sermon by Rev G G Dunlap and Com
munion; $3.50. L S c II; $780, preaching
by the pastor.
French Baptist Society. America hall,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-10

First Universalist. Rev III ] Cushman, u
d. pastor-Public worship al l0:45, Mr.
Arthur + Crowel OF Tufts Divinity school
will preach; $ 3 1913.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-10

THE NiBT.E- pohhie Wplthaur " n
Van Bii, James Wslthour Eli Ninesett,
zeuas " FScliss Atlania. Ca. v l. Howe.
T Fartrdpa. Boston. O,Sie sullivan. Wal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-10

First Congregational. Benefit and Be-
nevolent streets-Union service i0:45, Rev
George II Young OF Lawrence, Mass,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-10

Mathewson Street M E-Preaching at
10:45 and 1880 by Rev Charles NJ Welden.
ID ID: 10:45. Meditation; 1916. S s; 1880,
"a Bag With Holes" Mr. Bowen II
Church, cornetist, 10:4A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-10

PERKINS, n Mills, Boston: r F Green
and wife. } r Chesley and wife, Wilt
mantle 81; G r White and wife, Spring
field; r, r FrsNer. w + Wilcox and wife.
y Nruushaw. Buffalo q r. nay. Attle-
boto w irving Boston; Fred Herriott
Boston MIR and Mrs RYAN. LYNN; Henry
Smith Hopllen. Me: " n Hcffield and
wife. Ella Iionieid, Herbert tiorieid New
York j Taylor ans Nlfe. Albany
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
"a I. ~ "a
iSsbseKistion Priesi
PEW AND sCIss0RaRAPRs

The nnveiling Of the Henry
Tiinrod inon,iinent will be held in
4 Oharleston May |.
Hon. Gebrge D. Tillman that
gsiand old man and statesman,
dtSdDon Saturday. rs
lrhc Stellc Load works Of Char
!sst.n were accidentally burned
Tuesday morning Loss $4,000.
Mrs. Nation, the great saloon
Il stnasier has bccn-invited to Char.
leston--but it will be after the
exposition before she comes.
fonrssi. Legislature don't mind
the appropriations of l001@will
compare favorably with the ex-
trRvagance Of tho Congress now
( IN acssl0n.
y because therBaares no. elections
Az take place this year 'is q good
,r9ason why the redistrioting Of
stlio Stpta should be made now.
Candidates will have plenty Of
1.-The to cultivate tho field before
the next election.
. ssSecretary Of State, Coopor, has
otIr thanks for copy of his an
snVal report. Besides being a com-
.@si,loto history Of the conduct OF his
S.uttice.it'is full ofvaluab,e informa.
,tioE about all tho counties, and is
'aihaDdy reference book. II our
Judgment the freeR circulation OF
this little book would do moro for
4Sputs Carolina ineadvertising.her
.raaourses 4thst1 stt'> tito Fountains,
~sank0n garde Ms, sun dials, and
Gotlrts OF miniature palaces and
flower gardens, that could be
thought Of in Charleston.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
sDOrg Nss0M ssERiiUN,

' nlg. editor. As [ have seen
nothing from our section for some
time / must give you few dots.
Hauling Guano is the order Of
the day.
Services wero held at Hebron
church Sunday but there was not
o. very Jorge crowd on account Of
J. tho bad weather.
8, Some Eof our young ladies are
preparing for the fntllre--making g
up; quilts. One made l9 squares in
ono day. Ask Miss Minnie about
that.
Hebron is coming out-we will
SOON have o fine string band any
way.
Mrs. j. g. Usher spent last Fri.
day with Mrs. Henry Wcloh.
Evening parties are about TO
llay' out. Tho nights are 80 short.
Vnlcutine day will soon be here.
Lookott boyel
We'll, for fear Of the waste bas-
ket | will close with good wishes
to all the readers Of the "dear old
# Democrat
5s' Sweet Sixteen.
Feby 4, 1901.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
Saieaday Day In February

The first Monday in February wac
ono more big day. The crowd in town
was oven lsgrer than 10 January
There were no specal attractions
aside from the sales by tho Sheriff and
tho large stock Of mules aud horses or
hand. The Sheriff sold a! ,lnt sOf sDrp
ut 60-per b,iahe,; lot 0! fodisr at
81 Is per hundred; cotton seed at tic:
the Old Jail wss atarteh at 800 and
after some spiritod bidding ,old 10 A.
j Rowe for 1910 The out bnildinxs
in the yard sold FIR $40 eaoh.
Tue exhibits Of poultry were fac
bpt few in number and sold at tai,
prices The stock market WAS full and
sales were made ut high prices.
There was large attendance OF
A.. @. wagons supplied with dried
fruit. onion sets. leather. 60. The
Weather was clear and cold but thu
csowl rrmined until the shade, OF
evening.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08

"No," said Mr.. Cumrox, gently,
~ haven't tho slightest objection
to yonr asking my daughter 70
marry YOU"
"Thank yonj" exclaimed the
young mau with y title but no cash.
"Yon 60 ahead and ask her" he
proceeded, thoughtfully. "I won't
interfere. / have given her a good
education and taught her to read
newspapers, and if she doesn't
know enough to say NO, why, ahe
doesn't deserve any better luck"
Washington Star.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08

IA iH!KRHAs The stockiplaela 81 The S.
|8vv q. Pacific Railway Company Asva sos
several st', years paat failed TO hold theis an
nnaAi s9AA 'meettaR hsrequirsd jsby tho BY isw.
9s4 SAID Company: Now ananiel ,naeMn:s:
y u sPo Stockholders, OF said s @. PAaEl
A4a.wAy 70 h6rsby called and viii ba bSfd
= :, nlssnnettsslllo, ~ 8 @, on che Wednesday
w osn .s.. da2 q March nox,.at IL o'qlock
y. ~, fof sbn purpose Of elsot!pg . Board "a
D'.ec.orA. .o' aud .ransaosinx any othsr hnsl.
neas 'hat may bo prppors ;a; \
Q. 8. MCCALL. w. A. LAgH #
3,@!s I, Secretary. &. rrs,idcss.
February 4. 1901. s|@@ 2
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
ENTERTAINMENT III
AT RED BLUFF ACADEMY

:" M a = % rpusA it .d.l Is.l ..
On February the ] 18th 5S.th, l9ol; az en-,
sertainmen, Will be g,vsn@kkr't!ns Inc Neu sl
Nl0ff Academy. The following pro
gram will be rendered
I, Soug- -Smiag Meadows. Why We
never married.
Recitation H,w Jimmy Tended
the Baby.
aong-The Song that Reached sly
/, Heart.
Fatco---The Man Who Went to
Enyhpe.
. RaDtomime - Rock Of Ages. III
Recitation---Mi'lnight Robbcrs
f'ab'eaux--Maminy's Little Coons
RecitationAunt Melissy OH Boys
Farce Way D,wu East. Y
Ete@iits tkss Kitchen.
Tableai.a
Song Good Night.
Admission fce
The exercises will begin at 8 P. m.
" EULAH ROPER
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
n New Remedy

n New Remedy. 81 ID sSt'6 81
An old 1esro, ,l,'.,, who lsyes III asn.
message l 60 wac recently yylhearde.to give
the following prescription for rlea-
matjsm. HesYas met byan acanain- =
t.sis who :;iI;;issa :;iI;; y o;,,, Eli SO .ssJ,fv, y.s
J lKnbe, how .,d did you get rid 4 9 of ! the, II .,
rhal,hlatismY The ed psgr3,I I 10. %
piled; "Well boss, I'iI tell yer. p y
tell mo If you watch q hog and les
Wlare lie rubs and 30 'tar and rub
and sqneal same 10 hogs sou mover
will be pestered wid dc ramaties
any more. AndsosI rubbed whar q
hog rubbed and squcaled like q hog,
and, boss, I ain't had no rumatics
sinoe"
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
HARMONY ITEMS.

The rain Sunday kept many
fraIp going TO church.
FARMERS arc hurrying homo
their tertilizefa for the next crop.
Oats sowod in October are look
ing fine.
p, Mrs.. Drucilll S,ubbs is visiting
her daughter Sallie Bunday, also
Mrs, iBotsy Quick. She is now Sc
years old, the Oldest lady in Heb
ron township. Don't you think
that is doing we'll for ono of he,
ayS.
We miss 80 mnc'a NJ. WEI Mc-
N0ll from 0ul ccii.anni'y
Sclooi Girl.
35seby 4 1901.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
Your Tax Returno,

Remember there is no exten.
sion with the County Auditor.
The penalty attaches after the
Goth on all returns not made
before that date. He has finish.
ed his round and is now daily
in his office in the Court House.
See him before the goth.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
OUPxDs WORK. 81

Married January 8oy.l9oi, Il at
the residence ofthe'bride's faith.
er Mr.. A. B. Bryant, by Rev.
L. NJ. Dent OF Clio OF, !, Mr. DAN
iel +. Sinclair and Mrs. Annie
a. Bennett. both nf'Jutlson sec.
tion. .'r4. .s..r.;
The happy couple will leave
soon for tho l.nmbarRridge sec
ton Of North CAROLINA, where
the gfootn has purchased lands.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
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AGENTS WANTED.

Ne want reliable, hus.ling ageat In
Honnos.tsyills, 9. g, to sepresont ua Ia the
Laundry Rnsiness. Tha finish wc eivo to
codara, :onifs aud siirta. and all other laua' !
~ work, cannot bo oxOelled BY auy .Laau,
az In tho South; and Furthermore. We
s'Ye employment excluaively to white poo.
Wt, aud do not negro lauadsy. Wrlte for
trtns. LEON sTEAM LAUNDRY co.
Doc. ~, 1900 Charlotte. n. Q.