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joe^ ihM ©ppo^iikH, tuUie Uni
verity will wot no tempt MMll lw.re
patiiidaae to fljr to tb« rreeae of »
rill* r>«#-
Tk*
■igkt by tfce Wrea 0*aedj Gob'
penj. wm ta aay tka Boot a good
rograBBa «aH wadarad.
“Sweethearts,* a ^anaiaa little
two set ooBedy writteo by Mr. W.
8. Gilbert, the a.itbor ct Ptualore,. w .
Ac-, alMBad* ia wparhliag mirtb and nddaa people,
sinkieg aitaaiioea. Mr. Wren m ‘ Uuewwery Uiaiioa is
Ilsrry Spreadbrow, a id tbe beai-1 t***tM>w f hot even if tii
tifol sod eaptivatiag aonbretu Mrs. hM « the exaction* of the row
Wien, a* June Martheoil, were the beer bva%ily, mr do not
lewiuiee ef the evening, and so well be * ,eT# the peop« of ibis State w ill
did they Manage their audienee ro 0 ** ander a levy of U oau on
that they eaptivatad and obarmed tb ® hundred dollar*, tor bixlier .du-
them IroM the hegiaoiog to tbe “oalion —Lsermr Advertiser.
clone of tbe entertainment. Their ^ M L - —
lodtatieae were good aad well re*. Wk t Th e Soath is I'oor.
d *lBfhebattaaboater^Oatwitted,” RMNy 1 W. AUeotU
the audience were kept in a con- C’onBffafwn, says: “The other da>
tinona roor of laughter, and In fact, there was a iimu bnritnl in Pickeu«
tbe playing was tvpeatedly stopped Oouut;. fle Wi« dead, and they
to allow tbe to glv* vent to *«« potting bim sway. In dig
their fi eiiugi*. Mrs. Wren as tbe | d j»C a gravo for bim tl«ev dag
nuraci TO THE FROM! (wreilt
Rush
U>NU FELT WANT HOW
SUPPLIED.
Maine’s
red lieadid mmm| was i<id«‘ed charm
ing, and we bare no doubt that
many ot oar young n»en dreamed
all night of white horses.
All in all, tbe entertain meat was
clean, chaste and pleasing, and
surely tbe company should feel
proud of tbe ovation given them
through three feet of maible as
pure as soy Parian sculptor ever
moulded, and yet tbe marble slab
that went at the head of bis gr ave
w*a imported from VenaouL Al
though pine forests were all around
him, tbe pina oodiu in which he lav
was imported from Philadelphia.
by oar people, as (be aniversal Al bough iron wav ia tbe bills with*
comments were Excellent,” “the * u • hundred feet of his grsve, the
best 1 ever saw,” and other tike ex
press ions ot praise well merited.
The Wrens have won a warm
spot in tbe hearts of oar people, and
sbdbld they ever coaie this
way again, it will be with great
pleasure that our people will taro
oat to aee them and to add a few
straws to tbe neat that is to shelter
the little Wrens.
lu our notice above, we neglect
ed to Brntioc the acting of Mr.
Horatio fleber, who as tbe old mao,
did Us part in fine style, and
brought down the bouse with bis |
many happy bits.
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Good-Bye To Jste.
Bonron, October 23.—Tbe first
result of the attempts by tbe Jatej
Trust to earner begging nod
squeesr tbe Southern planters will
be felt, and that very seriously, in
Salem on Thnreday, when two jute I
mills oftbatd^y will be dosed for
au indefinite {wriod nod bon than
600 workmen will be thrown out of I
employment, Ike operatives in
these emrks get etarvation wages I
at beat and enforced kUroets at [
this IMke ia advance ef a cold win
L-r is groel hardship. The annual
production ef these mills baa been
shoot 1,000,000 yards of bagging,
which baa been u ed
Nvrly for bagging oottoa Tbe
waul maaatty is (aaMliar with tbe|
ofterstfona of thu Jute
i iibstietBg tbe price of eottee bag
King until it wee quoted at double
tbe legitimate figures, as weHas
nails in bis colfin came from Plus
burg. Although there was bard
wood iu tbe same forest, tbe baud*
lea of tbe sbuvels and picks that
dag his grave were impoi t*-d from
Cincinnati The train L that bis
own county, as rich or richer in
nataral resources tbun any in tbe
State, furnished nothing for that
funeral but the hole in the ground
and tbe corpse. He was clothed
in shoes from Ma saebaeetts, a soit
from Chicago, a shirt from Cincia
aati, a bat from Lynn, and bis own
county furnished nothing bat the
I marrow in his bone* aad the blood
[ ia bin vmaa.”
J K.Melvtr
— DEALER IN —
FU SiiN- I T UHE
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
STAPLE and FANCY
GROCERIES.
Tallow, Engine and Machine Oil*.
BUCKEYE CORN Sll ELLERS.
Sep. 6, ’88-ly.
W« htve oprned * gale end
UwjT StaMs is the Tows of Floresee. 8
C n where we •hall keep alwse* on hand a
good aaBertiaeot of Mulei and Horae,, ea-
lolly oele««od for thia climate asd eous-
Iry. We will carry alao a full line of Bog-
|ief. Wagons, a, well m buggy sad Wagos
malarial, and » cost' lota Meek of Hatneu
and Saddlery In addition to tbit gahernl
line of good, we will carry a full line of
Heavy tiroeerio* wnich we vill sell only
at wholesale and by the package. Per-
•on, wishing snylhiug ia our line will do
will, we th nk, to seo osr good* before
buying. We shall do our beet to give * t-
isfaetios lu sll. Kvorythiag we rail shsll
be gsaraatr'd ia wrilibg If deeire t. and
the mooey will always be ebee fully re.
funded if (be g< ods (all abort in uy p»r-
licular. We mean busines,. an ) are re
■pontible for alt we aav. If fair dealing
asd bard serk will pleaae tke public tbes
We ask all who wsst goods ia our line to
come and trade with as sad we feel sure
that Ibry will he pleated, Remewbtr that
Floreace is easy at aceese, and we wish nil
who go i hers to make osr place tbeir bead-
q Barters.
Our Livsry shall be a special feature ia
the buainesr. asd ass will alwaya bad
good teams and comfortable vehicle, iu
readings to carry bim wherever be m>iy
wish to go at most ressonabje rale*.
We desire also to say that our lot i'
large and roomy, nad we want everybody
who cosies to Floresee to kaew that they
can get loi-room asd good abeher for their
teams asd rebielea day or sifht, free of
ebsage. Horses will be fed by tbe day er
month at reasonable ebnrges.
Don't feil to come to see as and tell all
year friesds Is come, we will do our best
to make yoa comfortable.
COVINGTON BROS.
Oat. 6, 1887. ly.
mama cheep aaimtitae for fair,
lucernsi ibiit has at lent led ilm t
GOLDEN DROPS
is tbe name of tke latest brand of trsl
qaality OLD RYE W niaky, for w iieh M.
> sane has been appoinird sole local agent.
This brond wn, browgM «ni for 'bo speci,!
purpo.r »f ri'nliing tbi' eoiebrn'd No,
York Sti-ek Escbange Wbi-ky, for which
W Manse also baa the eeie ngeuoy ia Ihir
town.
10,000
Boihels Rut Proof Oats !
I have bought a choice lot of
Rant Proof Oat*, and will trevive
(bis week 2,000 bushel*, ami other*
to follow. Farmers will save mosey
by calling and ►ecu ring ibetr seed
before the rim.
C. W. HEWITT.
Aug. 9, 1888.
Money to Loan.
upwards tobese-
oa iai proved farm
In suni, ol f?.<0 sad
curd by firal mor « .ga
lanle
Ap ly to
WAKD A WOOD*.
Darliagton. 8. C.
October Ihtb 18 -6m.
Cotton Seed Wanted.
Blackwell Bros. A Co. are in tbe
market tin* mumou and will pay th«-
hivlieal cash pr ce- or makv IiU-nl
• xc ttnge* of 1^1^-e CO' two ae*-d
uival lor good sottiid .-owl.
duriuA tke s
0U0 ueues hav
(be eflurts of S.ntheru pteaier* to
l«ret ike treat awl prevent such
•or the future by fiediug
The
ico r
getk lahM* ot the ptauter* ha*
pi act seal iy left the mill* without
any iunuunui and without an> tie-
uuMsd for their product. The ma-
let Iai aaed waa BeogwIJate E trlj
Ibis *6ri«E arveral cargoes of jute
were laod< d bcie from India, but
timrr inward of 7,
iv« been abip|ted from
In, priitci|tall}
New 'fork acd Char leal on, KG., . ^ .
These shipments caarad marked I ‘plank Iht ptOpk Of Ike lOWfl and CoUllly of
shortage of material ia tbe mill* 1 r r
h* re lor aiauafoctariug, aad I* ia i*
gives, by tbe sdciale as otic of tbe
why baainesa baa stopped,
ir rri*mB,so*a>a tbe super-
t, M the uocertaiui) of
buehme*. They abeotately refuse
to rep y to queat kmsaato tbe efli ct
of the trwsiV ojaratious, or tbe use
af uew Bateiml la thaSouth: bat
I here m uottba slightest doubt
that the jute bagging manufacture
ia tbia aecibwi ia a thing of tbe
punt. The msaafiraturer* are wise
eooagb to stop before siukiug much
money Is uuealeable goods.
FOR THEIR
LIBERAL, PATRONAGE
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The Entertainment Tuesday Night.
[Castes Star, October 2ad. 1888 ]
The Wren Comedy Company
ptejed “Sweethearts” aad “Out
wilted” at Muaie Hall, last Ta a
day night, under tbe aaspit es of
Ibe Knights olPytbiM. TbUoom
psny came here highly vaeomHieml
ed by the press aad pabtic, and
they well deserve the recommenda
tions they have, as it was pro
nounced by all present to have
been one of tbe best com pan ie* that
hue ever visited Eu*to<i. Their
reudiUon of “Sweetheart” was pro
nounced by good judges os being
as goad as oue sees ia any theatre
in the large cilice, as ell tbe char
acters were we l taken by tbe dif-
frrrnt [ie*formers, and should they
ever fbU us again they will rarely
Beet with a good reeeption. It ia
ta bsjBRgraUed* that the
Knights
kbleuight,
euteitainmeut waa for a
cause which all ef oar eitisenr
should bu glad to aid. Tbe pro-
eeeda after all expenses have been
Paid vtt) be seat to aid tbe yellow
BWr salunas ef Jaekaoaviile.
The Btate Vatveraity.
If Ike experiment of making the
Boalh Carolina Oollegea Uuiver-
as it pramiaes, it is
that (Ms
will work its
HWWt Of polities before a gieat
flue. ▲ And rats school b*« b* «u
ntnbUskif, nad as student i* tum-
d awny baaBB* of hla inability to
aythataiMBi foa. Ibis appears
o ba utldifimj to all panics,
ad the UBvenity Bamber* bow
U stadeata- a esRsidsrsblo In
raaue over aay year atnos the wm.
Ye do not doom estmvag mt ap*
Topriations to this or ary other
IN THE PAST, AND ASK I OR AN INSPECTION OF THEIR
WHICH IS NOW COMdLETE IN E^RY LINE.
• Mr v ~ .•* * .
TBB F1BM ISTEHOe IU MAKE
SFECI-A-LTIES
THIS SEASON OF
o x> s.
IN WHICH DEPARTMENTS THEY DO NOT PROPOSE TO BE
Excelled
IE 111 Eli AS REGARDS
Price* cr Quality.
By any', Retail House in the Stale.
September 6,1888- 3m
House
Per
LESS Till m OTBFJt
III
Cent.
Town.
Septruibef 6, ’88—9:
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Til USUAL FINE STOCK OF
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS
18 TO UK VOI NU AT
Hff. 0. Alo3Cctn.<i.oi* , s f
CORNER OF PEA RLE AND GitOVK STREETS.
Ii*rgv ntilres wlU«MNi* ar* U ing rmreivetl d., *y and IV many cue-
toiavrs of thi* w«-ll kiniwn s^t tlHislim-nt throngtiout P • n g ou County
sic guaranteed that u coiilinuaMne «,| their (Mlronage will mrau for them
"Tiro B< Ht Goodi lor tli«- lj>‘B*' Money.”
Se|>iember 6, 1888—ly
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TO THE PEBMEI
Do not buy ua
Eagioe, Boiler, Sew mill, Cora atill,
Cette* Gin, or Cotton Press,
nntil yea wi its to me for prices.
I AM GENERAL AGENT
in this Elate for tbe well-known
Dim of
TALBOTT* SOSS,
Rickmonsl Va.,
dfrr to you tbe beat machinery
for tbe money that lu sold in this
Aaunpo*
HALL, EAGLE, and LUMMUt
GIM
at poputer prior*. Write t. me be
fore you I my
V.U.MADi'AM,
Col am l>ia, S. C.
or Talbott A Son*,
Richn nnd, Va.
May 17, ’88-
LmsEt
m is Tie mb too breathe I
111b DAKLINGTCN NEWS is one ot the lie*! weekly |»a|»rr* paMi.-b-
ed in tbiNOoinity. We <lr*iie and • iide*voi to inuke it a weleon e vi!»it<*r
each week. It is in fact a paper that ought in lie found ia the bum 1 - of
every resident ot tbe county. At the *a ue time, iu this progre**!w age,
every farmer should have at hi* fireei(l<- Mt least one go >*l. clean, pure,
non-Mctiona! *gFi«nlturaI jmirual, in mlditimi to bi« home puj er ; one .
devotevl to all tbe pursuit* in which he i* engaged. 11c Ueeda it for him-
aelf. He need* it for hi* non* and daughter* who are growing into mans
hood and "'otuanbood, a d to whom a p.»j**r of tin* character is of incal-
cal »l*Ie bviicrtt.
CAN HE AFFORD IT? READ OUR PROPOSITION.
To all vuhecriber* who are iu arrear* on Hulmvription who will pav all
due u* and one year iu advance, and to all new MiitvMcrile-r* w ho will pay
one year’* Mihactiption iu advance, we will make a pieaeut of one year’s
auhacripliou to auch an agricultural paper a* we deset ibed above. It is
uooe other than
TKE AMEEICAKT EA R-MEIt.
A large lit nage monthly inagasnie, handsomelv iilu*trste«l, neatly print*
ed, folded, p ,*tcd and trimmed. It i* i-oMished at Fort Wayne, Ind.s
ami has loi i s ohj«et tke betterment of tlo un.dit on of the Farmer, tb©
(i*nleuei, lie llor*e.|iree«ler, the Dairyman, the Vhepbeid, the Poultry-
innii, ami toelr hoiiacholda, no matter u here they live, whether lu the
ea«t, we.-t, nurtb or nontb. It i* a |m|h-i of natioual circulation, going
into every State and territory »•« well a- in nl| the Proviucca of tbe Do-
inioiou el l .uada. Thi* ia tin* opiarriiinii v .it a limetim*.
The regular Nuhucriptiow price Ot HIE A.MKUL;AN FARMER l* tl
per year, imt both piper* will la* *eir for the price of oo*. Call ut this
ottiee and nee sample cm ie* ot thi* popular agiicniturul paper and you
• ill be sare to take a ivah'age t»t ihia maguitt«-«ut offer.
J.P. EARLY
Regs t - rou !ud the public Umi li-i i* better prepared than ever
U M e t . ineet .‘te deinri'*Is «ii o present settson, which
pr'inisea to be the ipm ; »m mvc that Darlington ha*
seen .. yi.a...
His stock, which embraces v > al uost, one can think
of, taken as a whole, pioi .-Mv tiie I.’v-chI ev^r carried bv
any single lit.o in Da" octon; I*. * "cti tMieiiilly *electe<l with
a view to niee'ing the wants *vi flip mol-'iude who favor him
with tliei* 1 | :>lt‘0iiage.
Here are a few of the many
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HIS STOKE I FILLED WITH
36 inch Wool Cashmere at ^5 cents per yard, worth 35 cts;
36 inch Henrietta Cloth at 5<i cent* per yard, worth 65 cents;
A full line ol Black Cashmere* from 15 cents to $1 per yard.
A full line of Braided Seta and Velvet* at various prices and
shades to match the large line of
DRESS GOODS.
-A. FULL LI^JE OF
GENTS’, LADIES', AND CHILDREN’S SHOES.
12000 yards Plaids, bought below the market, and will be Bold-
accordingly.
500 suits Men's, Boy*’ and Children's ready-made clothing, at
Sweeping Bargains. lists and shirts m proportion.
200 Barrel* Flour hou.ht direct from the Mills before ad
vance in the market, and lading sold at less than tegular prices
All heavy Groceries I ught in Car Load <[U anti ties, and are
sold i.i bulk at prices that compare favorably with Charleston.
Uur ITnidu are Department, in chaise of Mr. J. II. Early,
ha* in stock the largest, as well as the best, assortment of
Stove* and Stov- Fumihre ever exhabited in Eastern South
Carolina. Having bought Ly Car Load euUrely, we are pre
pared to make figures thr defy c«iMj»cfitioii.
In Sewing Machines w* f andle the White, Aiuerican, House
hold and Hartford, all Kly r.rst-class; also macb'ne need
les, oils and attachment* lor all machines.
We carry a large line of i’ngines and Mill supplies, such m
Belting, Packing, lacing, and all kinds of Steam Fittings in
iron and brass; Lubricating and Cylinder Oils Tallow, etc.
Machine Bolts in every size.
Agricultural machinery, such as Colton Gins, Fevders and
Condensers, Presm**, Mowers, Horse Rake*, Grain Drills, etc.
Pumps tor driven wells, a 8[»ecialtv.
We are age its for several first class Steam Engines and Mill*
and would lie pleased to give bottom figures to those desiring
to purchase a ginning or saw mill outfit.
S-ptember 13, 188#.
mmt mim i
IbCillngi,
Have jut reoeivesl a Urge rapply
or
BUGGIES,
of tbe following aetebrsted nmke:
QUARTER TO tv N,GOURTLAND
AND COLUMBUK
^.MOOWKY.
Dec 30, W.
ostieeeiretl a flew krt of Hsrneos,
ef tbe breS aljrlo aad quality.
Jaae 7, 18*8.
M'au’i hm k
At th« «M siawl 1‘K.VKLK S MlBfcT.
UaAM h»0 Ju-I T -«>irar.| ir.un ili« X.,rm,
•Her* he w»« 4».,-Oeie.| speeia. «, . 1,1 i or
TM* HEW Yona arm's kx •hasof.**
rUtVATg STOCK
I’uaa
MY* WUISKKY,
As Am r brsH l bu ever be. u bsouffc*
i' butoftM.
M« a alee apewi fee >;
REDMoSD't CORN WIIISKKY ,
Sep St. ’87. tv.
Masen’s Je\x/eli*y St@(*e
Is the placv; to get your
4I*< IIKft, % 'i U
JEWELBl
REPAIRED»'«! WARRANTED,
Also a comw.ste link or
Watches,
v c/i Thomas Clocks,
CHAINS, CHARMS, RINGS,
Ae,
Always on hand;
tkoM sl s -r
MASON'S JEW ELUY HTuRK. I'M* %snww, IteHfoyfoa, *. ft
F. E.
isror:
FI K E
xicsxTin.svig'OES
-va bn r.
REl’RK^KN TB TEN OF TU.. L AEG Mat' AND OLDEST CuMPA-
NIKS IN iUE WOULD,
lostirra all *»f it'-. ‘.*eiHifl— f! jit'C', lu ;»• r |«orl t»f
the tVnntv. CMfie-'•••••* DAb« ’I **Y'3 tMil* i ,. b .
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