The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, May 26, 1883, Image 3
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THl DARLINGTON NEWS.
Tfn'HSl'.W 'IAY 25. 1882
ITEIVIS-
| Uur enterprising mercb*Dt, Iv »
j ‘^ing of th« (’rost 41 ftn'l n -■
| Southern side <>f Public Squat*?,
thing new m pin* *hape of •otm- t>»
ored linei^ suits. If clerks, or i'
sooh*thing n'b'.y fur u litt’e
ra 1 ! nu J ' "k o' Miaou.
Pa ^ y,
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Attention Darlington Light { ,‘v
,.:?() P M ' Where Ji l he k-atu h 1 - ^ r ‘{’*
■ ••11 d.i \ M iHiigent ii voter Hworr 'yii Sat
.1 1'. v M ,. ‘
NY lnttemore'H State, ' ai l
t 1 . v? 4<j all he
knew about it.' We pmj
'.018 in for
man *in mu it have b*en 1.
. vu.i . rom the
“I’ublikiu’ G .■Mgriij'by' 1 ■
.let by “Old
W hit ”
Dr. Lunney recc.ved ad
■ patch on Frt.
' ' Post Hours.
Open from 0 A M to
[•own Mail CloPr-a at. . .
Cp Mail Closes M ■ •- ■ • '■ u.^.ir..-n oflic
j' nej Unlers ihsiu-. 1 1 fr 1 1!n S to 11 tx• A
Money Orhbt « ,.'sae<l froiu 11 A M to 1 1’ M
M C ,J iOr ! r r« - sue> I from .... 4 tu *1 V M
Mar 1 .ii • •. Lydia. Clyde and Siok. V
Bridge Mail leaves every Monday, Wcdn* «
day and Friday at G A. M.
JOHN LUNNKY, Pu*tiri i«ter
J. H- Schmid. Asst. 1*. M
April 1, U«2.
day cading him to Mayesville, Sumt'T i
Metiorlooical (iBiERVAUONS taken at ; ( uun ty, as a surgeon He went over and
Isewan’s Drug Store, for the week ending found that Mr (M l» Brear had trip I
May J«M, 1882. p,.,| up and in falling on a place of glass
cut the ouLur carotid artery in the neck.
It is a dangerous woun 1, owing to the great j
I loetj of nl'.iid, but we are gla i to hear Mr |
Broarley is j. eit mg better .
It is very dry and our gardens need rain : (
I bu' the great crop of weeds on our side- |
walks - puriictilHrly on t'asliua street — don t |
I seem to tutfer much, eit-her from >he want of
I rain or the attention of our Town Council
It ram reaches us before the street brgck t
puts ,n an appearance, the Contmil wi.l b.
i able to boast of this crop, li*e sotne d o-
i do about our big uaia.
Infantry
A Itend i «iptic: 11 mc(
| at the C. urt II o’-e ,
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Statr of S'> nth I'm’
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Lowest Thermometer 4G, 51.
CO. 67
Lowest Barometer "9 870.
Highest Barmometer 80 147
Kainfall for the week 08 inch.
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Oarlington Opera House !
Spring a m!
. Situ tuter St a so it!
j
Kriwurris & Aornienl
Have now on nxliiliition a niwv ami (‘arofullv sclnctnil stork of
s('asonalilr anoiL of c\cr.' (Irscnjitioii.
TKI'IMIM; -11.K' -ATI N > A NO I'IU N' i I ;8,
0 1! I! N A I' I N K - HI NTIN'.S CASII.M K11
i)KK'S OiNoll \'1S OKNI'INK MnMIK n.O'MS,
u nit i;. ( oi.oKi.D and um;n i \\v\s
.- T \ |T,K DKV i.OOlis
MIU;- la ) : OS -1! i) K - AM* M-t W I'OKT Ti K -
u. , i. /:• mi’ i ,
llcvs u» ut 1 'UtK'v i!kO hla
Is ii)*w ci * il p! (3 tC, ami Llicy will be sold
S#*For Cash ON Time.jBj)
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE HARD TIMES.
H Imi He Hani to Know
Who is melpome ne !
C. S McCullough, has a Jersey Bu’l, 12
months old, registered m the IIer*J Kegi j -
I ter of the American Jersey Club, Clinch-
! 'Jale Laird, No. 0,4-34 sire Othello of K1
| march No. 8784. Dam. CHnch'lalc Hose Nu
| 7489 He has also a heifer oaD U .lays old
sired by Othello of FJmarch, out of Rosa-
mond owned by J. J. Ward. He was
offered $ 125 for it when ore day sld.
That flies and gnats premise to he nu- | These eattl * were bought fromM. T. \ V 8.
Shields, Clinch lale Farm in Tennessee.
H hai We Know.
That we want you to send us the news
Ti.at the editor has improved bis place
-it Donerailt.
That the oyster has already gone away on
a summer tour
.\dtrf" • //.i < a iirrui ir.
A-l' Ut '■ r It.irlr, ;■
'.rot'i l r-'i'
( I'Tire ./ ' /•'!<.r^ur'-, S. <
' Mr/ 11 1
K-fir I btt.-r:'. m * f
Wk W.u an I 1\. <i
Hha'!)'-. aiid a cuinplt te .-t
examine.
I.adi t : ' * .•'••. is called to to mt <t ock of L tec•. for
i; u ,. ! - 11 . i ■ i : rf'-ct fiitti .g (* oves, all Mm nw west
, t ' hoi.J 'i ■• I-. v\h.eh we would be pleased to have them
-1 *
onerous this year.
That L. 8. Pate & Co., pay the highest
price for crude turpentine
Tha^ a frost was reported in the upper
part of the county last week.
That the colored excursion to Wacoatnaw
Lake on Thursday was a success.
That we nil bnd a “boss” time on the ex
cursion to Waccamaw Lake yesterday.
That a mun slan’s a chance to ketch a
possum while he's coon huntin'.
That^our description of the imaginary
flrj in our last issue has had iis effect.
That you must send us five cent- ; y.u
want to see a sample copy of this paper
That particular attention is called to the
change in the advertisement of the County
Auditor.
That our subscribers will read the letter
of Mr J WiUon Fountain. It is very in
leresting.
That it is time for yon to trot out your
candidates Five dollars for publishing
nominations
That ihe Rev. W T. t'opere will preach
in the Prcsbytenan Church next Sunday
night, at 8,30 o’clock
That a nickel plated fly wheel took a fight
from the front of U. H. Rogers’ machine
shops. Who helped it flv ?
'Ilia' persons sending communications
must t<md their names, not tor publication
^Livay« but Toi good faith.
t )'!'.» p’npt Ji'ackwell, Supervisor of Reg-
isi ration was here Salnnlay, Momlay, and
Tuesday, and had tliree tiays of hard work.
That thpre will be a meeting of the Dar
lington Light Inf.iulry on Friday evening
at 8.80 o’clock. A full attendance desired.
a
That Dr. B. C. Norment has wonderfully
improve,d his house A new piazza and
paint i^tlke a beauti fu! house out of an old
Persons guing to Charleston should not
fail to visit the Long Branch of Souih Car.
olina—Sullivan’s Island. It is one of the
historical places in'tlie South. One ( ^/ i l ie
many attractions of thin Island n Fort
Moultrie, the place where the brave U-per
lost his life in defense of his c on try.
Besides being an Island o. a war roc or i it
is a place of recreation ami plea-ure and
besides you can stop at the Diefenbael)
Douse, a very pleasant place to board. It
is kcj by Mrs. Mitchell, well-known to
»isit.., s to the city. A lay or two on Su!-
» < Island when in the oily on lui-i-
ne«s (• r pleasure, is a treat.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
[„!
In aconrdvnce with the Registrati'in
Law. I will attend at the following place's ,
on th“ days named to register the names of 1
voters;
May 1. High Hill.ffa 1 nor A Byrd’« Si ne
2, Th i lade! phi a, C. R. Kings.
ks^yt I t-nu' Funnsl, ’.
icsi a specialty. 8amj
SUITS TU OR UK. ' NY
FI .in 1 Sewo 1
I>. parttnent til! ml c ) np’ ■*
f ( lot h i tig on i'x h i fi;t ion, ivn i
1YLF. \ND I’RD'F (IF\KANTKKD.
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Pate \ < ’ o 7.
Solo IkciiI* tor |li<> Vl( I'OH S.TWIV'tJ U it' III V K,
ihxii: im.ow. i\ii i.iiikiitv ounss siimr.
——
gtjy- will be plt-n-c 1 (<• >.hij.» our ga anH an!i.-ii an examlnM ion of ihem. anil
ul'ahan i ki: I'd si:i.i. iti'.st-ci.ans c.oods eh'ciie; u* as the; cukatest
EDWARDS & NORMENT,
Cm'. jANohange Street and Public S(|uarc.
(all For
SOCIKTV HILL DO I S.
— The Democratic Ulub of tins township
met on the 17lh instant, and re-orguntz--d
l«r tlie next two year-, with W. (' ( oker,
President; J. A. Wilson, S'C. et ir;,; Kxeei.i-
tive Committee, J S Mct'all, W H Jam-
son, C. H. Race. J T Roger-, K P. ( tit
non, A. A Gan ly. Resooitions w-n 1
adopted urging the members to register.
— Mrs. Brown of Pittsfmrg , Pa , and
Miss Mosh *r of Bali mi ore, on their way j
Nui! ti afi er a very Mice essful Soul hn l >-;i r j
in the interests of temperance, visited
their friends at Society Hill last week I
Miss Mosher is an accomplished elociuiiiri-
i a t, having taken the first honors at ■eliom ’ , , ...
. ll i e-t Whl 11 w aw *ii I e 1
in Philadelphia. She is quite young and i.
handsome. Whilst here she wm iu-iuen d j
i« give a parlor recital of som- of hei
pieces, winch whs done m a m i.st elegmt
manner; her rendition of “Kentucky B'd.e, '
*'.Miss Jemima’s Courtship.” an 1 tin. •• JEr a l-
ingCUpa.” •* ere p*k teotions of recitation
and elicited h arty applause trom all v\ h "
were lor uuaie cnniigu to be present.
Mr. John Wnhersnoun also recited
some ut his pieces, wnicil were very g ' < .
notably Glow the Old Squire Died. ’ The
evening was most plea-ant.v -pent, im-r
sperseii with music from
musicians,
4. Li'>bon
• ■ f), ('ar ler-yi He.
ti ami 8, Tim mun-villi*.
*• i 1 , Jame- X Roa*l-
*• ltd. Kffingliatn.
•• 11, Tai.s Bay, W’m, McK nzie’a.
• * 12. I! b e n e i .* r.
18, Palniettn
I Di a ml 17. Florenoe.
I s , Bark Swamp, Me Cali's Store.
Id, Mt ehanic-vi.le.
-■ 20, 22 and 28, Darlington.
- 24, I.eavensw yrMi.
2'i. 2G ami 27. Society Hill.
•- 2d Swim Creek, B A. Karly s Store,
•• v, >. Hart-vi de, J. L. ('oker \ Co’s Store
81, A i. “ncli. McNair - More.
June ) | ('ly-le, '1 oKinm.ii ^li-N ui .i Store i
2, St'ike u Bridge, J |i. f it*-'- Siorc
5, t; and 7. Lylm.
J. I'. BLACK w FLL.
Aj ril 4-if Super visor.
<>n it \ (Joi n ia C«immis■»ioks D C. )
Dariiiigt••'i, S. C., M iy Di, 18^2. j
Pnrti» s de-ir.ug (tie coniraoi of )cj> in
i g Carter's Bn ig. acr i-x L\ m ii* S River
w i I meet [ ne ("oinmi--1'in►• r-. r: - ii 1 BrMg.
on Th ir- iay . Ju ie 17. 1S^2 w here th* ('•>.!
the lo west bidder
rder ot t iie B »ar i
r i; noi; m i; n r.
May D i ( l* rk
Atalilor's Nolice,
Noii-
in p* r-
(oiue ot our first
iv nano i,
()\ ki-m. ('.u \ i v A i ni r,in.
Darimgton, Mny 1 . 1 S s 2,
s h * I t li \ given 1 hit l 1 \v :'ll aM fli 1
Ol I, * d)* | Ut v at t he I 4'-eS . 'I ' I, •
ive i hi- tax
That when our nubscriberg are writing to
STOKE* HU1DGL PLANKS.
—The oat crop up liere is very fim* an I
farmers aie glad to see them begin M
ripen.
parties who advert, S e. you will pic**. *.y j _ Mary w „ oUh . uli „ lf „ of ,, M . u
that you saw the ndvert.semeut id tbn ; ham, died on Die l.Ttli msi. alter a i„.i 1
paper. ! snu^^ie wult c.Hisutnptioii.
Tbsl Mr. J 0. Ituiel.insen will until the t —!•*»« had go., I we,i her fir ilm I .-t
, , , . . ... I (wo wweks, and the farm r.s who h i»e be.-n
first of September keep his shoe shop open i . , • ,.
K v r 1 , bestinng tliemselve aro pretty well oj
only on Friday ami Saturday. His custom Wll |, ;^ eiP work
i rs will not*. , —Notwithstanding the long cmi spell in
That Mr. T. J. Cook was bitten bj a dog , U' ri1 . w, ‘ c.n boast of a good tr t it crop
V i t*, Ju:.
at Bardtii
at the depot Saturday mtiruing That dog
generally up here, awd ere long we exp-
will bite no more. Ii was not mad, but a
\ cry vicious dug at large
to hear the rnouutonoU' sound M th" cidci
P'-stle commence.
— The Registration notire is ben.g given
That we have received from a lady friend I we hope i he people vv.l l lm [ on i : .1 to
a ,. . rp, ,, * , ., j at ten •! to ii in due H ne Wc li *pc Mitt nu
a curious flower called “Travellers De. ... , ,
citizen ot .^outU far. Min a will ?m. his v,'"
light,” It is a native of our swamps, but has ; f ur a Iew i JOUrH
\ .. 11ucti, ai A 1 N.n i
an 1 2.
Buck v^w amp, at Me.
ami
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Jum* 12 a
Fd •’In/.
Lllirigtl
ant 2 2.
1 . .«m
Ha.t-vi
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WAGONS! AVAGONS!
hoth oxi: and two mouse,
MADK AND W^RHANTED BY
CTOHIiT SISKI^OiT
AT
DAItMNf; i 0\ COUBIT HOUSE, S C.
By tin* (illDAT DEMAND for my WAGONS, 1 Imve
oniaryo! my Factory uml I'lit in More MACHINERY,
whirl, will miahlr me to tun. out
iviofie: ■woia.k: at tess cost.
Therefore friviny to my PATRONS a Better WagOH
nt Less Cost-
IFTT K3STZTTJ^EI
1 also MANI EACTPRE ami keep Constantly on hand
Furniture of all kind- and su les. which 1 am helling as
Cli(*a|) As (’.in bp !)!iii2 ) !il ul iiny Oltiei’ Iljuse,
OofiixASi Out 7V11 X^rioosi,
A Purse (o Atis^d Funerals wliei) \Vant?(l,
IIAKNESS,
OtAilci iiroxiMfe*
LACE, HARNESS, SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER,
MACHINE OILS Of SUPERIOR QUALITY
AT
J u m- 2 1
J.i
1 ami
, -it .1 L. ('oiv r A C .A 8tor«,
d ft
i ■ 1 . at B. If B . i • 1 s Store. .1 tine 7
\ Rot !«. S ir im Jmv •'. ami
• w I Ml. J . 1’ u II \ I o > S' ,re,
W.B. OAKES, WANTED
been greatly improved by cultivation
Thai the benefit uf alvertising in
— Alter a great deal of un i o--h-ary
,j ]e i talk the people have become reconei .m! to
k , , . , . , . ^ the Block law, and tliuy li ke H bet t er i han
r'Bws Is shown by th© rush of bussiness at .. , , v ,
J they expected. >’'ine think that D win
the sowing machine office of G H Rogets, I ^ ei , e ^Q lu i t | ie ft | r al birge, an it w 111
and the jewelry shop of George Hopkins. necessarily canse ihe people to do aw iy
fr,i , . i> l v* L- -- u , , ,( With tbe ad c ntoti-system, an 1 engage in
That ‘ By Gosh, i ou K ow, has had the , J ,
J I diverMhe 1 fai'iniug to provide provu ., Ji r
front of his store neatly painted By gosh ; | or t[ ie i r 9 ( 0 ck.
you know he never does things by | _
halves. By gosh you know I e is one of | TWUTKHINMJ’S LKOM MVMtKOW
the b’hoys | SWASH*,
That the employees of the News return ' ~ Seed peas scarce ami m ne to be
(hanks (o Mr. Large for dish of honey sent
ier,m t o* I —8»nce our last an itli'T
them, 1 oey »»» tb»t jlier sbalt alwa^vre .
' weather Las struck us.
niambei him — ihat i , when he brings them , /-> , .
6 U —On every «!,],* oats is b**i
i 100 ®/ * or wheat is not very good.
That tha Rev. Father Sunlit . iu. -There u ill be a Sunday Sch"-, i'we-
ccasB at the residence of Mr. Moo..^. u^M f,ration al lue 111 14 Aav.-.
Wednesday morning at 7 o cluck Ua'hulics “ '- v Stewart wand to l .iv a
, . , , ,, , , . yoke ol large steers for work ,x • u. ta.i 1
jiving outside ol town will please take I | y
D0 ^ Ce ' - We heard from the Andrew s Mi ’ fix 1 .
I.y dm. a ( M Mai
M.chani- vidf. J
I 'a u.e 1 111, a! Dtp
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SAUDI,KK AMI ilAll.Y
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Harness ami S; .,
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Fhere is now on baud a full •took
! Staple and Fancy 1 >ry (jtiod#, Hibbun*,
! Laces, Mun\ Youtliiand B.y aClotb-
j in" and Underwear. Hats, Uapi, Straw
: Oouds, Pd.is ' S and ('nibrulUs, Hard-
^ ware, Flow 'fm ls, Ii n t \ a H R - Uutleiy,
! (’rockery. (jUsnwa'e, Tinware and
Wi. 'dcuware Ham’tw, (’ollara, Baddies,
| Bridlea and Whips, Patent Medicines,
! C’opperaa, Sulphur and Hrugv Staple and
i Fancy (ji ul eritfs. Uigara and Tobacco,
Gent’s. Ladle's, Youth’* and .Mit*se«’
Boot*, Hhoci and Slippers,
A full line of the nld reliable
j Buy State Boots. Shoe' and Slippers.
I and these good* ure fully up t » fctandard.
| and are fully mursnteed. 'Flit-y are
■old as low us the shoddy u" od*, aud will
j ;vpap three times as long.
All who want Bargains
will please call as it is no
trouble to show goods.
April 1U Qr
(UL uj/ ]
Ult, o-rv^- CetLv. m,^. jxU<!<4- !
Aett ?o-v ©Beak, art gTotlc,
C^>c±>-
V tv- IVVCrlTL
caA-i,o-n\o v vA-.
Le) j $ bxil tfae c^BcickatoA ^cait
attuKaro-AA-.
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Jan-ID 1v
: i "J -'d of
Gilt, I -11 1
Sinke s Bn I
Jane 1 1 alol 17
>•'!■ . 1 ruM
laX
Al 1 male p
mi i .7o y e i r-, *■>
lug a »up| t it (i
any ul lo r e pYxc *1
B.-ui an I ! mr-oaal | r
seripi t.ri 4 i pu - ; ■ L
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X ol j;
; •■tin
r fr-uii
M
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1 _ 1 u n July
Mi, t I hi
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11 u-1 p -t I
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• 1 1 j -'ll-- I Tilly I'r-Iin D \
M Q un Mo I x! ,,j .luio
! \ M i s 1 I'.RIs 1 o\S .
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FirsK’hiss
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s il vM» M.l
W A Mi U
m , men. one of ihem liail a la-Jp*
Mr. (. V4 . He wilt ha* been off on & nhort claiming lie had a cat-tiMi
t.-V t tie lull,
boliiiay. During his .bseuce bn pl.ee was -SU* applet r.pu Inal, p a . 1
filled by Mr. Evans, the freight agent, and sweet peas plentiful, B.aek - a a
the telegraph worked by M r. DsLorme, h lumi Mre m market anJweairul.li .j p .
from Dovesvillo ^ tbita : * -iying a tirsi . .xf.
^ Mercantile business. He is u fine B u
„ . . , and some one cf the g nas .*ugi. i . cii
Friday, while Dr. Norment was driving j n[n .
out with his wif* and one of his iiitie boy s,
Ins horse fell on the Swift Cresk hil
— Mr Babe Yaugliu
'• j'iou turjienUne crop.
ig Lu
laims fhe cl.:i-:i
, . 11 e 1 u n x f u ;
• mailiiug Ihe shafts, and then running Lun-Jred boxes, anu g t barrEts ..i a
away. T or'.unalely thv liaruevs broke and dipping.
no on« was hurl. "17 • - . . ,
Now is ih*! lime fur our colored friends
who depend on ihe support of the whiles to
come out and show their colors. Bob
Nixon, the barber, has come out, in fact,
he has always been fur the ©cmucrats
Give him your sppport.
Mr Davis brought in thia week a*u!k
of corn 8 feet high, an average of a twenty
acre field, and also some v|ry fine oats He
©ays if any one can beat him on corn and
oats, he has the champiaa boy of the conn
ty, 10 jjionlbs yld, a 85 pounder.
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TRANSIENTS PERMANENT
BOiRDiM
BY — •
MRS. J/ MITCHELL,
SULLIVAN S ISLAND. S
AT 1 UK -
DIEFENBACH HOUSE
uivi; ii.
Agen/ for NA a
M 1(7 C F H Y M E.S inf.Arms her fri'-m!''
i I p i' i n.x, t !i.(t xlu* h.vs t his day *>pene-l a
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7 'priinto o-ooids.
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LEON m. WILLIAMSON.
Furniture and Housefur*
nishing Goods.
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1 keep constantly on hand
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS,
BEDROOM FURNITURE IN SUITS.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
INCLUDING ~
(JUTLERY. TINWARE,
WOODEN WARE,
GLASSWA i'E,
CROCKERY, &o7
Lace Curtain 1 and Window Shades,
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f al ’14 7- Mailings. ().! Clytlii, G ouo^ MsHingS,
it xtn.oli-s of la - abave I'arjiei ing« f.q lian^ ffP®
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