The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-15
CLIO 5UORRRSP pom DEN 0 LEI. s
xte1ns OF Interest From 1,his Hus:
Ting yiftlo / CITY. &
ssThe stormy March has couec at last, n
With wind and rain and changing blast"

Ting Little city.
s.The stormy Merch has come at last.
With wind and rain and changing blast"
4 Insspite Of the threatening weather
On Suiday, liz S'5iIPany with Mr. u.
w !. Pate, / went to Parnassus to The
burial Of Capt. Kinney. | don't think
/ ever saw q larger crowd at d burial.
Nearly every section Of the county
had a representative 10 show their.
respect and esteem for tho dead Capt
Kinney was broad minded, large
hearted, useful man. He will be great.
ly missed it his own neighborhood
and sall over the county as we'll.
On my return, I dined at the hos,
pitable home Of j. Stacy Coyington
/ made geod use Of my time at dinner.
IfIWad only had the Coroner to face
me, but you know his appetite is moi
good, so I had it all to myself and !
didn't want any supper that night
On Saturday I received a letter
from Bennettsville with bIii Of mon.
ey enclosed. The sender asked me
not to say anything about it, but |
cannot help but refer to It. I will not
call any names-it came from the
Court House. The money is TO he
used for old man Poison aud il is sure.
" a god,send to him. The sender Of
this mouey was prompted by kind
heart and q noble spirit. I want to say
that he is not large III stature but his
heart is larger than the house his
office is in. This is the kind Of relig-
ion our churches need. 's
Well, we had session Of court
here last Friday, with Trial Justice
Calhoun on the bench. There was an
unusually large crowd Of witnesses on
hand. Mr.. w. II. Hubbard was oharg
ed with tho violation Of the dispensary
law. His case was sent up to court.
Such being the case I forbear com
mentiDg on it, as that will be left to a
Jury Of his countrymen 10 decide,
But Twill say this much right here.
The people Of Clio and surrounding
country cannot and will not have any
liquor sold here lawfully or otherwise
don't clear everybody here Of drink
ing. and even those who nae liquor
don't want it sold hore. God know.
its handy enough to send off and get
it without selling here, and it never
will be sold here long at time. A
word to the wise is sufficient I think
have been on several occasions jokec
about Clio being bad place TO
blinking and selling liquor. I am sor
ry to say that some Of us stake a we,
drap," but there is plenty who do no
take drop nor encourage others {,
do it.
Did Clio, whom mono aurpasses.
For honest men and bonnie Iassies.
will not tolerate any longer tho sal
| Of liquor within it's borders IF peo
pie want it let them send off and bu,
it according to law and order, anc
nobody can say them nay. Allow M
to say again, nobody can sci liquo
in Clio very long without being caught
Ever ybody that wants to try it vii
please take this warning, Clio doean'
want this kind Of record.
| / have tried to get up some new
Itbat would ho Of iDtercsi, hnG ltsv,
hadc Q signal GaiIurc VIII try sot
tlo better ncN. time, bui there IL ~,
ithing ! will hays,to DO cettoin, iixu
i ny 4alo. 09.}ieeSF alc, stop urmJ
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