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r>.- THE OAHUNGTON NEWS. THIJHSDAY. APBIL 19, 1888. II F*R Y T. TMOM1 C01TOR- DARLINGTON, AROUSE YOURSELF! The BNiing of tb« rtockholders of the BAHsville Ruilroad which WM held in the Court Boose about too da) a ago developed one fact ; namrlj that, in the near future, a rnltr ad will certainlj be built from Hartaville ‘‘to aomewhere}” the onl) point remaining to be deler- ■ioed la where that terminal la to be. The iieoplelof the weatern por tion of Darlington County hayj tafcftn'.W' uiwrful etridea forward daring the paat few yeara, and with atM wItf ah&rtl^fftd, afi Out let to the great world in aouie di- reetion Snob an outlet is a reanh which la jnat aa aura to follow that inerraaed proeperlty aa night fol Iowa tiny. That the western see tion of the County has lor a long tfene needed this outlet la a well known fact; that it is going to hare U d.™, .Lc TMR STATE CONVENTION A Con veudonh*'’ th * #ur pom* Af tjd^tii g delggut^M to jjlno Natiotyf; UeiuoonntiO Con ill RT heM iu Celamttin on 19th of next month. It is grew’ be bo|»ed that that botlj will not nudeitake to l omluate State offl« eea, and the County Conventions should make it a point to ins ruct all their delegates against >orh ac tion. The people really hare not bad time to consider who would make the beat Stale officers, and they want a little agitation before the next |K>n|attions are made. To 4l*poee<wtl>n%atttPit-‘St month would certainly be premature, and won W Ii*e Ten greal diaaatisfao tion. su JL teS v ^ There is a decided movement on d^y ^rta4 j >k/|als of the <f the ftecond of from a jeweled goblet. caWtleman will do e<d g to<J is has already. , we siniafrel most rabid op|i Imvj; dwin lle<Ulo«u,to guard,” au«pend their « wu judg ment and j'ldge the tree by its trait, wbico is the only true standard alter ail. C. F. D. Caring Tobsero On and OH the Stalk FlokbuOK. S. 0., ApL U, ’88. That this 1 Tfc* ■aaiel|ial election for the ire aud 'bedry eleuteil aud lot the fnl e ff if h fifrr z r ^ rf ‘ tnt ^ r of tob^ hob the two year, is a fact wi wall for the jieople of Darlington to appreciate as promptly as |>oasible* The lethaigy which our people bare exhibited in regard to this ritally Important matter i< trolly marvel- loan and (Maaea our eompreheoaloo. Wake np, people of Darlington, and fade the crisis which is staring you la the face! Yean age it was in the power of your ancestors to bring the W. C.A A. Railroad just paat yowr. very doora}. through Ueirio- diCkn-aea this golden opportunity wgs loot, a fact which famishes yon with dally food for repining. Take Care lest the eoming generation ahall hare nanse to reproach yon fsrwHowiugtho Bartarflle Railroad IS rou to Florence or Doroal Dor ling ton io the. aataral. termioaa of the propoeed rood, and the people u the weotern part of the County prefer timt it should run to this pi see. For veara paat their trade and all their interests hare been with ns, and if we do our port they will. con tin mi with aa for many years to oome. They hare contrib- atad tar more than half of the re quired capital, aud they only ask that Darlington shall supply the toasainder, some ten or twelve thou sand dollars. Ara we, tor a mere mu&MZZZ:, ▲ronee yoareelres, bnsiness men of Darlington 1 Look sharply to yonr laterrsta before it Is too late I State Conventions at in me point than Columbia. We tee no good reaNou lor making a change iu this respect, and if any such reason bae >et been advanced, we have yet to bear of it. Colombia ie the must accessible point in the State, and is, moreover, the capital, the plane r States, jmlitical eon parties are generally ace an acre of tobacco in hia barn the cheapest manner possible, the o d plan of aplitting the stalk will b* found (be most econotnioal; for no* within my knowledge has there Aver been devised a meant by which the same amount of tobacco can be boused at equal cost, hut. it it is the aim of the pUnter to de rive the grcateit profit from »n acre, than stripping leaves from the r idtclidau , line: Wardens, B D. Tiller; Dr. A. M. Bedfeara, J. C. Chapman aud W. D. Craig. A Farmers’ Alhanoe hat b-*on or gan led iu Chesterfield County. The following are iis officers : F. P. Taylor, Presidrut; F. M. Welsh, Viee-President; G. J. Redfomt , S»o retary; W. J. Banna Treasuref; Ttrr. inrTttrner, Chaplain; D. M. Barentlne, Lectnrer; G. W. Baker, Aaaiatant Lectnrer; B. D Till r, Doorkeeper; E T. King, Sergeant- at-arma,and E. N. Kedferaa,C«rtiiit.y Trade Agent, The b-*st *nen of the county are in the Alliance. General News. Ex-Senator Conkting, been sick for aotne other stalk, as they ripen, is ths proper I 5gw York on Wednesday who has time, died in method to proceed preparatory to raring to obtain this result 1 will give iu a few woids acme of the advantages of the latter. 1st. YV* iefd 25 per cent being saved, thrown sway aa prnaiags and rain being orer ripe. >er acre is Incn aedd rom foorto six leaves that are usoally in- held. Let no departure from the established usage be made without a good and sufficient reason. Since we wrote the editorial ar-1 tide publiahed above on tbe sob ject of the railroad to flartavllle, we have received from our Florence correspondent n eommnnication, which we publish Is maother col nmn, showing that a railroad tram Florence to BarteviHe le already being disoaaead, sad will probably be ooustraeted nnleas onr people aet promptly la this matter. ed in curing by 2nd. Weight of eaeh leal la creased 30 per ceot. 3rd,. Value of leaf is InereasHl 25 per cent or more, improved In texture, It ie satima ed that tbe great railroad strike in Chicago cost the strikers 1001,580 aud tbs Bad toad Company. 12,100,000. . Seventy-wine members ofr the Boose of Bepre».*ntativea hare eig. nifled their intention to spe ik on TatlgJAlU-anil names are being added to the li»t dai y. Of the Spatb Carolina delegationa Menem _ ^ Dibble, Daraao, RUiott and Hemp- It^togwat^ J decided to speak oa the SHERIFFS SALE. J.f-4 Mb W ■ R. ▲ WIL8S. elo-ar«. « an crnvr or Court of Co*- •at. «f date Marek 18th, 188S, I ■ell it froat oftba Caarl Hauaa of D*r- liagtaa Canal), oathaftiat Monday la May atxi, or tha Tutaiay thereafter, ••XU that tract af lead ehoale ia the County aad State aforeeaid, eeotaiuing Two Hundrel end Sereateea aeree, wort or |Ma, aud bounled as follows to-wit : Nodkweat by Public Road leading frea Oarlingtoo Caurt House to Casoua Ferry; Nortbeaet by land* formerly of Dr H tli1tia«teii. aow the lands af Maree a Leweothal; Southeast by Unde of N L. Cegfasball, aud rotate lands of K. J. Lida aod Southwest by lauds of S. W. Wild* and relaie lands af J F. Iti tdtetan." Alao al tha aaao liae aud plaee, “All ay right, title ood lotereal io thot tract of lead aituate ia the County and Stale aforesaid, os the aorth eide of the eetale luada of J. 7. Middleton, containing One hundred and tWrly-fonr acres, wore or Ires, aad baowa as tha eatete land* of Pa ler A. Wilde.” Tenao of eale eash—yarehaser to pay far papers. W. P. COLE. 8 D C. . April U. ’86. >mM0 3HT ^ i COMKXIOBT AU)HG JOmSJUIBr A»DWT MAPArt O? CLARK, PERRY A CO'S, gqamntocd 8HOEB for —to owty by A.. ’OTXESIffBXSrt.G-, Comprising all of the aeweet aa4 muto fasbloasbU. DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS NOTIONS AND NOVELTIES. Our CLOTHING DBPABTS1INT, PRINTS ar.fi DOMESTICS l< com. plate. Oar prices ara aa low aa the lowest | o* 0 • , ' 11 respectable goods cheaper. Try as snd you’U be glad. A POLL LINE OF GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, *c., !«., always in 0 T O O 2L April 19,1888. flavor, and a mach pwtfW eohr, t>d,aT.s.». ir.ira nairr can be obtoinetl. Leaves of oai-| s * lTe * . form color bring placed ia the bora The Best Salvein auifoim cares cau be mode. ^ re *» Alb. Coat of attoatioo and fael is ^beum, Paver Sorea, Tetter, Chap-, minced one sixth. ^^^aiaa, Ceraa, awd Foots as stated throaghont l all Skill Etapttona, and pomtivsOy learn from actual experience, bar-1 anraa Pilot, or no pay. required. It iog cared thirty. Ave barae of my *• gnarantoed to give perfvoi **'.‘*' last year’s crop on wire. I bare | M* 000 ! ^ ■ a ®uey refunded. Price JOHN WiTHERSP >ON aa 1 otkara. *(. W. J. BKN80N. Jadgaaat far F>>r««loaura and Salt. Purauant to an order of tha Coart af Coa- aoa Plena aada ia tha abort alatad eauac of data Mareh tb«9th, 1088, I will allar far aala ia froat af tha Caari flat af Daritagtaa Caaaty, “That cart ala tract or Ut of load situato, baiag aad lyiag ia tha Cauaty of Darling, taa, & C., near tha rlllaga of Soaiaty H ill, aaotainiug Tbrea aad oaa-balf acre*, aora ar iaas, aad bounded aa follow* ; Oa i“ aarth aad oast by laaJeaf Mr*. P. M. WiU llaar ; aouth by laada of t: W. Otagaar, i waet by Pablw Road laadiag tkraagb tha Said rlllaga af Baaisiy Hill, •ad kaawa as tha Caadaa Road. Tarat af aala cash—parehaaar la pay for papar*. W. P. COLE, 8 D C April 14. ’88 WELCH fc EASON FAULK 6MCBS, 186 , 87 Maatiaf. aad 117 Mhrkat Strati*. Charleston, S. C. INVITE ATTEMTIOH TO TM FOLLOW IRQ into the different methods oi booMiog and coring to bacco when taken from tbe stalk, and think the '‘Modern Bara,” in- wilted by Copt. Wm. H Snow, of Bigh Pain |25 cbhia'lper Willeox k On box. For Sale by JapL Wm. B 8now { i, N. C n for capacity, . MARRIED. At Darlingtoa, 8 C., Weduea- uay, April A, by Trial laatioeC. P. rhe Revival at the « ia xuk uaauitoTon it a we meeting began at tbe Baptist rah oa Sanday morning April Mr. Loitch’a repatarfon aa a ‘•SOUTH HAHOklNA HmpT Hon. W ft LsRner, Secretary of Slate, died soddmly from heart- diaeaae rn Sanday morning lost at his residence in Columbia. Through, oat tbe length and breadth of South Carolina, there is but one expres sion today, “A good man has gone.” Mi^jor Leiiner Miitar DerHoftoa Mem t 1 trast that yoa will allow <o sabmit a wommanieatioa on tha eahjest of the anion religious meet lag now baiag hold in this town— ap to this tiara lost week not mock program bad had been mode, bat things have now changed. In accordance with Hpa aunoanoe meat that hod been previously in Tn Daulinoton News this Cbarah 9th. Mr. Leitch’a repata great raligitHia agitator and to) Evangelist bad preceded him and eoaseqnently there was a great dasees and eon- of peqfile (q he^rhim Some bi« dfatory and ere at first startling snd shocking to the saper refined that weoerally form the rank and Ale of a religions andieuce here: Bis methods were such sn iuBo^aUeo oa the ordinary styles xiag iu tnis town that miay held tbe r breath in am <se- ment and bis aatlienoe usturallv divided themeelves into ’‘Leitcb and anti-L* itch” tactions, both of about eqa l strength, uud at tbe dose of each sermon a meeting of the hostile (actions or any part of them, was a signal for a fierce polemic diecaasion on tbe merits or demerits ol tbe last sermon ; but raioi, . . y and efflcieocy la without Dargoo, F,letclier Hatcheli, of Dor- equal. It provide* tbe beat means lingtoa, to Him Ids Green, ot Scran and most improved .methods that [ ton, Williamsborg County, have ever been devised. M^jor licitner was a native of as tbe meeting progressed, and the Camden, where he had pracliatd j audiences swelled larger and larger deaib _ n likt a oertniu maracter in one or A. . ' SbakaepHore^s plays who went upon e present State ttoket. a battle field after tbe battle ws* law nearly all his life, and, at tb«. lime ot his death, was i it the 59th 4 year of bis age. During the latw 1 war he wu among tbe 'bravest of the brave,” and bis right leg was shattered by a grapesbot at the battle of Gettysburg. He led tbe forlorn bopeoi tbe Democratic par ty is Kershaw County in 1876, sod in 1884 wu elected to tbe State Senate from that County. In 1886 he was State Daring s public career which covered a period of many jears, Mujor Leiiner served his native State moat acceptably both io tbe field and ia ibe balls of Legislation; there are lew public men who leave the seeae of their usefulness with •oelraha record. A(fahM| toons, and warm beorted, he had a host of friends in the State who will (mg nraarn bis loss. At the time that the Democratic State ticket wu nominated in Co lombia two years ago, the aomi- ■eea were invited to the Opera H tM warts tarn came to speak, and the •M veteran arose, supported on hie orntdrao, cheer after cheer rent the building. In n ringing voice, which . gave evidence of his strong f eting, he modestly promised that he would, la tha best of his ability, ifestr folly discharged, the old veteran has barn called to a higher aphere, and with many of as there will re* the recollection of execute sad caught on with iuterMut to the magnetism and peculiar methods ol the mao, those that went to scoff, remained to pray aud scores of the anti-Leilcb gnus were spiked end now at this writing some of bis stoutest jpponents have become bis warmest advocates. Some ministers of the present day, so tar os revival work is con cerned, are religious dudes and daintily handle matters of life and death with kit)^ gloves; they are i character in oue of over, aud stepped gingerly among the dying and the dead lest hia highly polished shoes might get * little gore upon them; be put hia daintily scented cambric handker chief io hia noee because be never could stand the smell of gunpowder aud blood—not so with Mr. Leitcb ; he speaks ia a manner just as a John Knox would send hia oompli. meats to a Queen Mary. He wields a trenchant blade, whose bright steel cats through tbe polished armor of fraud, sham and hypoecisy and rives to (he bone. There is a certain magnetism In the man, or why do such crowds flook him and hang open his To those interested iu the eol tare of the weed tboagbout the State. I would be pleased to give | any farther information desired. F.fyEOGgqq, Jfi. Mate News- Congress has appropriated 175, •60 for a revenue entter for Cbaf leston. ThebiUnowaWaitethePreoi dent's signature. Dr. J. Ford Prioloaa, for many 1 rears a leading physician of Char eston, died in Beaatort, Wednes day, April 11th. The Bonds, the intamoas insarsuoe robbers ot Charleston, bare, at last, been captured iu the town ot Ma thews, in Alabama. On Wednesday etMff the sit- virors or Kershaw’s Brigade, at m meeting held iu (he Court House at Columt ia, presented Oen. Kershaw with a life-size portrait of himself. There are iu Charleston t*o col ored men, J. J. and P. S. Noisette, truck laripers, who pay tuxes on 194,560 wort.i of real estate and $2,155 worth of personal property. Their taxes ; mount to 1534.30. Governor Richardson his ap pointed the following committee to represent this Sta'e ut the Centen nisi KxpoNitma ut Cincinnati: Messrs. B. B. Rutfedge, D. S. Ben derson, W. C. Benet, David Card- well and R. E. Mason. At Sistnnk, in Orangeburg Comity, « » liire man named B. U Jeflboat and several negroes, to whom he was sellitig w .iskey, were shot from an am hush Ooe negro was killed and three wounded. Jeff coat received a dangerous wound between bis eyes. Senator. Hampton while out horse, back riding, in Washington, Sun day, April 8tb. met with a slight accident His horse stumbled aud fell, the Senator breaking his arti ficial leg and bruiniyg his hand iu the fall. His injuries are, however, by no means serious. Tbe libel case of Gen. Edward For aala Plana, •PPtJ * t cheap; a fine Kuabo raw ; for terms to befiC saeoDt' only to Hoary Ward Beecher. Someeonden a bis haarar aad pleoa- antry ia tha palpit—to sack we 6a a ©oly say that ia one of tha shar pest arrowa is tbe quiver of the most famous revival let at the day There never hoe been a before iaDariiagtoa who, of Lflottfcfcliiijir He sojre hhneolf to his eritics end op ponent©: “If yon eon ehow me a •ore gilt edge method by which yoa eao get nearer the people end reach (hem aad eoavioee them 1 Democratic Convention. & ■. f» > A C«*vMd«w of lbs I>em*cr»ti« P*rtjr ot D*rlisg<*i Couol) will b« hrld in th* CmnI) Voort HoitM.cn Tuewlny. M»y Sib, pr*)iimo. •( 11 •'•>y«k, A. M , »h»rf. lor tbs following fnrp*ji * : I. To olool l*n delngnte* lo (ho Sinto ConTenlion. . II. To ^oot n County Choirmnn * County Eseo'udfo Oonmilino —e>te>i olnb nominnling it* own Esooulifc Coiamiileo- nmn tltf i;# Mniider a^lidot ^rmin* wh*(ber nominnlmns «asT ho «m i« h« t«n 'cntion or Priu nry sy.iem. IV To ironMct nueh olhar boainraan* il may deem proper. Toe neaerol claim *n*ll h« #nl;ile-l io reprcuf nt it io i in ibe mid Conreulion follows : One dolegnie at Urge for each club and oaa ad'iiiionni delegne for e» ry tweniy- Utrar oiled nanibar-i. aud nlao one uddi lionet delagaie for every frncli invl pvrl of twrnty-fihe riceeding ftfteeu. Each club ia char ed wi'h alec'iog dole gali e pura'mnl in thi. nolioe liy order of the Drmocratie Executive Coniniitie* of Darliogion Couniy. UEO. W BKOWN. t'ouaiy Ckairnino. J L. TbW (RU8, Sec'ty. HUTZLER BROS. v*. LEOPOLD PHILLIPS, Survivor, snd oth- | - ors. Order for onto of Ro.il E*t«io. By v irtue of su order of Cour t made ia Iho above aimed cnaaa, I will **tl ia frnol d the Court Houae of Darlington Coun ty, oa Iho ftrvt Monday ia May aeit, er the Taaaday ta*r**Rer, at lb* ri*k of (ho former porebofor. All that lot of tood aituate ia th Town ot Ftoroooo, Cowaty ef Darliagt oa, 8. C., ropraoontod aa a map o( tho “MoRnry Pro perty,” Flortooe, 8. surveyod by H. H Haggioa, March 2VU, 1888. in the abort atoted aa "Trial Jaetiae OAce, fro*t i ag oa Dorgaa Street 21} feet and raotiar bask 294 foot, moa-aring on it* book, boo SI} foot, aad bowadod non a by lot kaawa aa th* ‘PoatoSioo leteaat by Dorgaa dir a el ; aouth and weal hr vacaai lota r-f aoid MeRary Property ; aaid map wi l be oabibited an day af aala. Term* of ante one third Cork—balance ia on* nod two year* ; credit portion to b* aecurcd ny bond of pnrebaaor and a mart- gag* of (ho premifte*. Pnrchaoer to pay for pa| era. W . P COLE, 8 D C , April KS, ’88. Cat Loaf Eagar, 14} tba. for |l: Oman I a tod Sagar 111 tb* for $1 ; CoafceMooar’a Eagar IU tbo for 9! ; WMIo It. C- Ewg* 17 IL* for $1 ; UgM Browa EagaflS tl far fit ; Good Browa Sagar • the for |1 2-lb TomaloM to eaat* a doaoa ; S-tb To- maioo* f 1.10 •*•* a dosaa ; Goad Cigar* $1 far a box of SO. ThoM are bat a fow ef tba many a»traa- (ion* wo are eoaotantly offering aad boaaa kooporo will Sad H graaity fa tkoir adeaa- tego ia Mad for a oapy of aar Monthly Price Li*( aad tMMali it alway*. gp|_ No charge for packing or draraga Oat S, '87—if The Darlington Building and Loan Association- P irewant to a Commiaamn iaaued by ihr Becreiaiy rf Stale, notice ia brraby given by lb* underaign-d, that Bookv of 8ut>- *eri|-iion to lb - Capital Slock of ibe Dar lington Building and Loan Aftsoclathn. wil' be <>pei ed on and nfier Tlnr adty the llfib >lay of April, imiiani, at ike office of VcCntlouib A Blackwell. Exchanre Si., DarliLgioii, S. C. 8haraa, One Dollar per month each Bub.enher, will pleaae come preoared lo make the Krsi payraeol, CHAN K ROGERS, I. LEWfcNTH tL. J AS. C. WILL* OX. Corporator!. Apiil !M>. 1888. ICE; ICE! »£ % 10 B MuCnmly, Jr ,otO Dr T. O. Robert 3 buries ton, agoiuat son, of Gnlombia, for 910.000 dam iges, came up iu the Court of Common Please iu Colum bia, April loth, . Owing to the promioeuceof the pat ties concerned ihe case ia exciting couriderable interesL The following delegation, has been a pointed by tbe Governor, to represent this Bute at the South ern Immigration Conreolion, which ia tqaevt at HotSprinajuN. c.: Meosra. C^.lrefiell wndX. A. Ran aom, ef Colfimbia/F. W. Wagener, of Cnarleatou, Knox Livingston, of Bonnet laville, W. L Mauldin, ol Greeuville, aud L. P. Walker, of Spartanburg. . sxmzww SwSffitK'S down and destioj ; wbeu build you pull toy ; wbeu tbe bncr veet ia ripe tbe sickle eats as well Riohardsoa bos ap whether the handle he rare wood or L'M.J Q Marshall Secre- horn; loeoale dying and pautiog f Ckate, to fill tha vaoaagg nlth thirst the waters of truth are by the death pf Mfyor Leit- off anAdaltorated and oa sweet drank from a cracked tumbler as ____iihmh il Hi. u /»«*•.-... .. jm.*,.. . Pm Dm Items Conway has had g ship yard for some time which is doing a good business. Au iron hull ste*m r is now being built there to run on the Waeoamaw River. Education is on a boom in Hocrv, Tb»re has been more aad better work done ia this oounty, under tbe eommou school system than ever before. Great interest in the cause of edn ration ie reported throughout the county. William Faulkner and A. B. Da AMtoUM «hi near Cheaterfield 0. H. Faulkner shot Davis with a rifle, (be ball en tering the back just below tbe shoul der. Davis Is still living, bat there is danger of the wonna proving fetal. F * The only (dace in town wh-r« in now kept on salt* is. M. C. ALEXANDER'S; Call mid get a pupp'y sud “Keep Cool I” Remember that this establish ment is dosed promptly at ten o’c ock on Sunday mornings, and that those who do not tend oefore that hoar eaunot hi snpplied. April 19. X8. Annual Meeting, Tha annunl meetiag af Ik* 8'ockbalJarv of ike Darlingi*i> Manuf.vaiariog Company will be bald at lha office of the C»mp »ny, Thursday May 3, 1888, at 12, M. JVME8 T. BRISTOW, g, 0 ’ty. Darlington, 8 3.. April 10. 1888 &IATK OF JdOUTU CAROLINA COUNTY OF DARLINGTON. Bf T. U. Spain, Etq , Prokale Judge. Wberea*. LIZZIE HALL h*(k mod# auit to me t# grant nntn bar Letters •( AlmtoUtration of th* rdnt* of aad rffeci* of 1) F Hall, deceased. Tbeae *V* tkarafor* to eil* and adman lah nil snd singnlnr ike kindred and *rnd Bora af th* Mid D P. Hal, deMaaa-1. that h« and appear befnfk me in the Coart ot Probate, to be held *4 Derftegfew Hr W , on Moetlay. April tbe 36th. inateet, after puhlieatioe hereef, et II e’eloek in tbe fere eeea, to show c«u»e. if eay they here, why the aeid Admiaietration should a*( granted Giaeu nwder my hand, tkis I2tk day nf A|ril, A. D., 1888. T. H. 8PMN. April If, ’87—2t- Probate Judge. Notice. Having purchased the stock of goods of our lather, Mr. S- A. Woods. Sr., we Will con* tinue the buftinesa in all its branches, at his old stand, un* der the firm name of Woods A Woods, and will endeavor to merit thi liberal patronage ex* tended to him by a generous public. s. a. woods, C. R. WOODS. Nov. 21,1887. GUANO! GUANO! Haviag ju»t received * delayed earga ef oiaierUI, which we are aow meaufactur lag, we ar* prepared to &1I ardor* prompt ly for ear Manipulated Guano, AND Excellent Georgia Staaiari ftiaae. Order* by elagrtph will receive specie) attenl'ee. THE WILLCOX k GIBBS' GUANO CO. 138 East Bay, Charteatea, 8. C. April 12. '88. GO TO JOB bklmuiOiigkBL BASE BALL! J«»‘ received at th* «Und af M. Manna, a fall Mae a f Rasa Ball geoas ef all kiad*, halt», bat*. B. B Gaidar Ac , Ac. Lever* *1 'he great Natibaal Game ahnnti call aad Me them SAM MANNE. April &, ’SS -4t , HorseShoeing. H L. GARLAND, ef Lydia, wheM rep ■teltea ee a ekeer ef keraee extend* tkrongbent ike cennly. dreiree te give no- tiotlAnt h« wig kn ia Darlington on Mon* dap nod Tnooday nf every week, end will be fennd nt the btoakemitk shop ope nil« Mr Deve MeCn'teagk'*. on Bearl# Street, wkawe k* wilt attend promptly and vat is- fora et Hr In nU work oaUMtod te him. April 6,’EE. fm m. That ifeeirahie oe’ti Railroad Streot aear tho depot ; eel l coat tea and eae ef the most eemlorto* b, v dwelUeg* in tewe. For term* epplv »• A. MANNeT Apr I S, '88—4t *"*f* )■*( coiepteled ea *r the depot; a pleae- raafi «8MUL lEKdlNMSE. Hariag derided u wradana in th* Ot* aeol Mmtkaodte* kaainM*, making SHOES tkn fonder in my karine**, only. 1 here added thi* Spring n forg* line nf the fel. fotring good* i Cnliaen, Colored Lawns. Otngkamd, and tkn hood* cm rat line af flrate’ifwtohlog Peed* ever dfopfoynd jq Dor ling tea. (Mom “ April A, 'El. ToM.cail. Call For Bid*. Rida for altoriag tbe Eeterpriee Hotel eeeerdieg te plaa* cod apMiieatiea* I* be men nt the eEfoc ef the Secretary. Dr J. C. Willeox. will bo reetirod natil May let- For particular* apply to J J WARS, President ef Bnter K riM Hotel Ce. Go te MeC ALL’S for Celiooe, Liwns and Gingham*. PCE! What W« Hry« ob Bud All ThfiTtet* Freeh Beef. Perk, Mntree. Pen!try Sleek, wheaerer drily. If pMilbJe. prvmplly ead e the very beet ef every!War we have ee Xend.i Wa wilt key *ely tba vary hem GRAXT a BIVENS March 29.— tf. M lata be had; All order* will ba Ilia* •ball have llm tat! bn hk! A CHOICE LOT. TBE FINEST EVER BROUGHT —— TO DARLINGTON. Just purclikieetl ut Ike grout auction 8ait*H in NEW YORK lor thr DA RDHSTQTOlSr trudr, In br eoM ut the very lowest l>ricei‘; ulmotit given away, - B Y — JUL. March L’2, ’H8. To Planters and Mill Men of DARLINGTON. Yonr ewpeoiul uUmtioe le iavitrd to tee eolebroted Beee Preterit. ▼ariaMe Feed taw MiMo, Straight line Bngioee, Sew Bra Boilers, end Shafting, Pulley*, do. leaofuetori’d hy the LMdril Go., of Charlotte, N C.. for whteh I am Euto agent, ead npoe wlich 1 am prrimrod to make does estimates. Vaa Winkle, Pratt arid Winahip eetten flee; Corbin Dine Barrows, Ptewet. Jr, Horan Cultivatorn; Thoerae Imperial Bay Bnhm. Cot ton Plaetore, ho. Devvieg one aud twtv-horne newer*, I do dr re, and light romper*.., Wind pills ereeuri end fluted eenra a eferteity. B*ti- metes forninhed on hrfok mekiag aad wend working aurihineff). Write to W. H. GIBBS. Jr H Colombia, ft C. or B G Gem mender, agent for Dnr- liegteo Go, Carterovilfc, ft G. GO TO McCall’s FOR CALICOS, LAWNS AND GINGHAMS. THE STATE •( SOUTH CABOURA, COUNTY OV DARLINGTON. Te nil whom It may concern i Be it known that Eamh Byrd ha* thi* day made application le me in »*»<dnn:n with the pravieiene of Eeetinn WOE. af the General Steiutee ef the 8<nU ef Eamh Cerolin*. te have nppraiand ead aw offtn h*r her hemreteod right* in the ptoperly, real and p^reonal, belonging te the eelate 'land, Henri af b*r Ute eeaaed. April 2. 'Si mry C. Byrd. da. J. B. GARNER, C C P. Go to McCall’s for Celieoe, Lawns ead Ginghams. THE STATE tl SMITH CAHHUA DARLINGTON OOCSTT. Y* *11 whom It may annanvn t Ba it known that 8. Elia* tkrengk bin attorney, J. DeJeagh. ban thin day mm nppMeralnn in ma. ia ■aeardaan* with tba r reviriaea ef Eaetien 2009 of tba Gaaarri talutea af tbe Slat* eg Eanlh CareHea, ta Neve npprniMd and id off te blin bln bomeetend right* ta tbe load* la tkn Inndt of B. O. TewcMod. Beg., aerigne* nf B. Elian, aad alee agaat af Ibe cvcJHce* of i. EHm. , J. N GABMEB, C C P. [L 81 Merab 29. ’88. * nit, HIBED BY “JOHN ROSS.” - 1 aeons of ‘'BOURBON," Hie dam wa* tba • Knight KerafttV ' •JIAHim,” Wkaae rira wa* tba reeowoo * • B oak War* rtar,” ef Tnaaonra*. Thi* faaew* Jaak will ba Cmad HO* anaww lUilliiek, BuMI & b’L March 22, STABLES. ’88 •• I’t fiita kf. At m eld aland as POABUIB TEBIT. bo* jnat retaemod foem tba Berth, where be wee eppriatod apeoiri agaat far THE HEW TOBK STOCK EXCHANGE’S PRIVATE STOCK PURE BTE VRI8KET, Ac ftoe a bread ee baa eeer been br rugkt te Derliagtea He I* el*« agent for RK^MOWB CORN WHISKEY. Eep 29, ’87. ly. LAW CAMDH 1.1. w*an. • a. wane* WARD A WOODS. Atteneys A Oenaseltn Bt Lew, DARUM TOM, 8. C. Wil praraitn in all Pale and federal Crauti-I t. a. ■■ttxb*. «. a. aiTTiw Nettles & Nettles, ‘ 1 • ■ ■ r * 9 AttoraGyB * CgumIgm at Law, <\ ft c. and Will praetloe In all the ft Federal Courts. Prompt personal atteatiea given te eoDeetloo efelaime. Seg.a.’fifi ly. a. w. earm tw* BOYD A BROWN- 00m U nar WJftKiUfM. Huio* al Beak* dif** DARLIWQPOn Vtt , & P. PROMPT rBBBOMAI. ATTENTION » ' i ; i’ Midi fob. «, ’ST-Iy. C. <P. DARGAX, \ kUwmy atjow ’> and Trial JO*tio& United fiNdm Orari i rirtnl|| .^fowpt ri" teyFNFlew f* epqb' ge it rant, neat thafv Dei tad lath* ribaodAtbairn** Gao tael fori Office la.Eli “•area Nawa Office. T.LVHL •■JLttornay p Law. DMumrox, c.b.,8. c. WM nor rntMi wUe*,' ' ' iwSm.wea On 0M5 Deo. 22, ’87—tl J. F.BABLT.