The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-12-11
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MARLBORO BOY SIN SUMTER.
stT The; birds no. S hero aing SO sweet, \ N
And henrts no 3whero 30 lightly beat,
Aud heaven aud earth 30 nenrly meet
Y AS down in dear old Sumter.
anfelaboratcSS. write up Of the town
OF olfSumtcr:underihe above caption, from
The elacile pen Of Col. Mcintyre. he says:
s335s, is a pleasure toirecord the fact
fhat Marlboro the banner county oi The
State econttibuteds soi her affluent resour-
ces to produce This aalo OF glory which
surrounds old Sumter like All atmosphere
s. In lie n1rfcantii: line we were pleased
to inee, .hr Messr, Stubbs, who left our
connV q lev years ago and carrying
Which has disiirs suished their name,
c,edit 10 t.igin AMI an ornament to the
city. S
We noted with pride and congratula-
ton the phenomenal success which has
crowned the efforts OF the Knight boys.
rAboutman persons there is an element
ol the decousu: they seem constructed
ot shreds and patches their attributes
We their moods do not hang together
..3:s9S: as. do not adhere. These boys
eset,; their inflexible devotion to
Is. accoItilblime conception OF all
us agehb of lille in their most exact
dt vision t.yolume OF panegyrics
piete charge OF in extolling the
the trouble and ese promising
the land and woI:nd operate the
experiments weS.: best newsPa>
in the Brazos vallin connection
ously infested portft
at present, and at VI gentleman
treme southern porti,rr OF one
where the existence o families.
ton furnishes the wee :ount the
very early in the season. al
an important feature t,
that does not occur els'iso touno
y 8 At Victoria field lab;ompliSslh- 81 NJ
ted up, where q, thor'a'oIs., DI.
made OF: every feature e.. g,au 10 e,
tory OF the weevil. ,,er,, ~ : num " =
parasites and the H.cess s in na anv
trolling the pest lcl TO- 10 smbark - srE
propagation, whii psv unnrv
pealed strongly,he he En;seonai MISC. ,aIc ch
ceived espG;:sn .io IL mIkp1. ;ntellec, lie IL
naance o.)r. Thornwell OF world
gaDhty, his statue while speaking
.s,ircs sup TO the sublimiiy Of his
7. .-oughts and the majesty OF his diction.
Ero the unsophisticated defamation is
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emotion. In Henry Covington one meets
ed trick but an instinct Of The blood.
It's loss we imagine would be one ol
the greatest tragedies OF litc--a tragedy
none the less terrible because met in si,
lence and accepted with smiles. Under
/ his administration his congregation has
SO largely increased that the building Of
a new church is in contemplation and
> will soon \materialize, as LOT Tor the
I, purpose in. accntral part OF the city has
hcen 5secureH.A q Henry Ccvingion i,
+ can iru,y bcsail iictigit, ornayjtnon
Z TIE Erlnv.
Il ii, comu:lny 4 most genial com
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Got aSnmtcr;:niyS .i5,ri,1: tg.s1a;.pBto s;Tlt
that her citizens i. K not ncglecting
this important d. ipfaSl; here the g
[ vine passion o! q 'ul nlar'ie5is rs 81,
3 EperiUrty{ il i've inpUhc,oi !rcTt
LsaEimal lttachmSi Every other wonnt
seek to heal but death. This we
cherish and brood over in solitude
fWherc is . '.mother who can forget the
Infant that t,erished like a blossom from
her arms, though every reco lection is a
pdng Who, when he ecls his heart
crushed in the closing ol the portals over
1the remains oi her he most loved would
accept consolation bought by lorgettul-
ness? No, the love which survives the
tomb is one of the noblest attributes ol
the soul and in this cemetery oi Sumter
il has lound expression in many OF the
proudest mausoleums, vaults and monu>
ments that We ever saw In the number
wc noticed one erected by DIR. Crosland,
+ oil Benncltsvllc 10 his bride Of only a lew
months. We never saw a swccter face
nor one in which the lines Of beauty
were more clearly drawn than that OF
Mrs Crosland, and as we stood by that
proud monument wrapped in admiration
OF The man we lelt assured that the vile
well mcrited this pathetic and exalted
tribute"
The write up closes with thanks to the
young lady who called al the hotel with
superb equippase and gave him drive
overt the city. The city is large but it
was the shortest ride he ever had. Could
it have been otherwise with a companion
entrancingly beautiful. slender as a reed.
1.-the as willow, restless wind blown
flower, with purple shadows in her love,
ly eyes, crown ot black hair shading
the alabaster brow, crimson mobile lips
that smiled at you with ineffable sweet
ness. Oh! how wildly she hrough,
back to me my first love, a sweet girl
OF sixteen summers. She died and as
left her sleeping in the cold and silent
grave, ielt it was my world removed.
with every sunshine blotted out-cvery
brig face darkened-every flower with
cred-every hope extinguished it was
my first glicf."
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