The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-02-13
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Mullins is building her fourths
tobacco warehouse.
Congressman j. M. Moody of
North Carolina died on the 9Th.
Mrs. w. H. Purvis, of Florence
county died on the 9Th aged 60.
Ex-senator Dawes of Massachu-
setts died on Friday at the age OF
86.
Tho merchants Of Florence have
begun to close their stores at Z.
p. m.
Ex-Governor Fishbark of Ar
kansas died on the 9th Of Paraly-
sis aged.72.
Mr.. Marvin T. Nixon, of the
Columbia Hotel died in that city
Sunday morning.
Fayetteville is preparing to
havo grand gala week from
March 30 to April S.
Floods Of last week in Georgia
have worked considerable damage
to property on the rivers.
Grover Cleveland is fishing for
tarpon in Florida, where he is
having great sport.
Thirty nine thousand six hun
dred and three varieties of fungus
are known to botanists.
Charters have been applied for
two now cotton mills near Dillon,
each OF $4,000 capital.
Miss Sophie Whilden, a teacher
of music at Winthrop college died
Of pneumonia on the 3rd.
The Legislature has reached the
appropriation bills, and the next
thing will be adjournment.
Arthur Lee, colored, was hanged
in Danville, Va, on Friday for the
murder Of Jacob Lee, colored, IL
November.
After trying prohibition for fifty
years, the people of fVermont on
Tuesday, by close vote, decided
to adopt local option.
News has reached San Francisco
that one thousand persons on thu
South Sen islands Lost thci- l;yc'
lust month by d tidal we.ts.
Whc rewards lor Sir. Ed d&a.,s; &-sa.,s;.
Utly VINO escapet from lfayette
Vile iajE last wees have teeqhc<
Sll0o
Chcraw has organized com
pany for the purpose of extracting
creosotc, turpentine and other by
products from native lightwood.
A shock of earthquake was fel
in portions of Kentucky, Missouri
and Illionois on Sunday between
6 and I clock in the evening.
Mr.. r. p. Hamer of Marion hal
been elected temporary president
OF the State Fair Association, anc
A. w. Love of Chester Secretary
Rev. G. S. Blackwell of viii
mington, a we'll known and popu
lar Baptist Minister has resigned
and will accept call to Norfolk.
The counsel fos Mr.. j. H. Till
man gave notice on Saturday tha
on the 18th they would ask to1
bail. The proceedings were to bs
held in Newberry yesterday.
Mr.. e. L. Utley, who escaped
from the fayetteville Jail January
80, madc visit to Robson coun.
ty and on Friday last returned to
Fayetteville and was replaced in
Jail.
A Berlin Inventor has brought
out an instrument which will tel
you when your brain is tired sc
that you can stop work. The
trouble with the device Is that II
doesn't enable you to hold your
Job after you lie down.
The court of sessions for Moncks
Corner, Berkeley county, met or
Wednesday 4th Judge Watts pre-.
siding, and lasted just two hours
There was only one case tor trial
and the solicitor was not ready in
that.
Nineteen blind tigers were con,
victed in Charleston on Monday
by the recorder and each was fined
$50 or ten days in Jail. Some oi
the names are: Doscher, Bohlem
Hopke, Fiesenthaler, Anastash-
not an English or American name
in the entire list.
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