The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, December 13, 1888, Image 3
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T1PK8PAT, DBQ. 18, 1888.
XiOOAJL, rra^cs,
WUhaAInttV? nilt on Monday
Mi IlMdnj night.
MlBOmiQ cotton ia briDgingSi
6MU In this markrt.
A KAWnpitB lino of ChHatmaa
tin twing oprnrd daily at tbe
and string band bold
Ngnlar praMioe on Monday
MB. D. 8. MoOultoogh is on a
trip to tb« n|M»<iutry on ptiratn
GIB. W. E James vent to Char
fcotM Tnrs«ta> uyglit rostte> d the
annaai oonrention of the Maaonie
^fMiUMlgtl.
' BlfM. Hogh 8. TboniiNHHi. Asais
Uat SeoirUr^ ot the Trearary,
$ttl tin inliaslinirion on Monday
gtytt^ na n-tiait tv hi* fii* uda and
Hoggins, of Darlington,
ejected Secretary of tha
na?* o?7k a r * Ha<l! * in • is * grog/
JnS. 4r 2i"*
W 1 . ’ " Bd i* an sc
»Hd Was veil
MB. John G. Green, agent and
4$rv4bpomlent of the CharleatoM
Bforkl one in town on Monday in
the Interest of his paper.'
Carr. B. A. Bogara, Sheriff of
and Cnpt. 0 A. Malloy,
•the U. 8. Internal Reveuae Dm-
morUMNit. won in town on basinvas
mTS,
Mo banilai mai |irni nt for Ohriat*
apt than n nice booh is to bs lonud
anyehera; a largo and varied as
•setnent, aoHabie for tbo arasou,
at mo on onln nt tbo Book Store.
TlB Oonnty Uomtaioaiouera, no
will appear frooi the notice in on-
Mio, ace advertising for
Uonaty contract • fiH- the
PWo
J. I«. Maaon, the enterprising
loonier, oho has greet foitb in
nrialeiV ink.* has pot n handsome
SmTio Beddie’a barber .hop, Go
MaM for the oorreet time and e
J. Banaaborf mad# an naaiga-
yaettrday for the beuett of
Itecn and bis store is now
clostil Tha iailare has been an-
twitted in the heamnoity for aer-
mule, of dark
wmm , ran np on the streets
of ^e Town on Tuesday morning.
The owner e< the animal Can reeov^
er hla» by proving property and
paying for the eoat of the capture
and dntentkM.
It InanM theft there oOi be n gen-
«nl ehang* in the achednleo oa the
Atinalht Ooeat Line on Sunday
Mat. thoegh the agent at this
paint dose ant think that the pres
eat echedalo in force on the 0. &
D. K. B- oill be much affected
Tan Indies of Mt Blon Chord;
oM giro a hot sapper, with oj bWto
frail- aad epefediown, on the
PMAm night before Uhrtetmea at
uLIAibI hset~ o|i|>oeite the real
deoee of Mr. T. J. Price. The pub
ioMOemdinlly invited to attend,
librrally this most
OB tkn night of the 2Ut ioet.,
the oontCor minstrel troupe of the
imeritntiens, and should receive the
t-t - , wtfcepa t,lic.
Is the detailed
veto of the PHmory held on Tese
dn* . Willeex 123. Ward ISO,
wLLu, l^k m Lvwentbe.
fg. PlMrd 1?, Edwards 85, Siakron
§1, Weinberg 93, Doaglnes 18; to
toi nomhnr af rotae oest 302; ue-
OMmmry to nefeoioe 102.
AT thn mmoI meeting of the
BtMo Bor ftMiiniaUm which wee
held in Ooiembioeo the 5th inst n
Boo. J. E. Netties was elected one
of the Vine FSveldeom for the en-
yoor an t*cll as e member of
1 fertheFoorth Jq-
Hon. 0. B. Miles,
was fleeted Presi
lot theMlnbointhm.
IS line of Wooderfal 40 cent
co for mde at the Book Store
tnlw
hod'
effor
Improved Mail Facilities. * >
•I T ?f 01 the weatero part oi
the Ooonty who now receive their
mail only thiee tiuien a we«-k, ap
PfeciatiDg the advantages ot a dai
y!* >a !j» "cot up a petition to the
Ppst office depart meut recently, re-
questing tuat such an arrangenieut
t P "~,! n, ° on the run
trotn limiuoiisville to Cypress, La
■ar, Ac., back to Tiiutiiun.viile.
Their petition was giauted by t!ie
departuient but tne increased ia-
ctiity baa never been vftorded
the petitioners. Hon. George W
Dargan promi ed t<» 1 K>k afuer the
matter when be ret anted to Wash'
JOfctou, and be writes tossy that
“ “H 1 * h«en pushing up the author
hies, and that be hopes to see the
new arrangement pot into otiera
tiou wit boat fuitiier delay.
“^ilit Its Sides taiirhinr at the Little
l . Fellows.”
Some time ago Tu News made
tikutton of beantifol. sweet jiotaN
to we gliing seven ponnd<« : which
been -tef*. at ihja offle-. 8 lortly
, “fwaida Mr Janien D<inghau,
o^e of our m<«l progreaetve fatm-
ora, not to be outdone, called at the
office and iett a nton>ier |H>iato
which wejgbed no teas than nine
pounds 1 His attention having been
eallad to the fact, however, that
the seven pound specimen was fur
superior to bis, in ss much as the
former was a moat (perfectly form-
ed vegetable, while the latter was
split.open ell round, and so scarred
and knotted that it resembled some
'Whet tbe roots of a tree. ( *0, but,”
Mr. Dongban replied, with the
rfidy Irish wit for which he is so
fofnoas, “you see my (potato was so
very large that it Split ifa sides
lenghtng at the little teilows P
Crimes of Violence on tbe Increase.
We ere sorry to note that crimes
of violence are decidedly on the in
crease in Darlington County. Dar
ing the laat throe terms of the
Court ot Qeuersl Sessio s, no less
than 29 oases of assault nud bat>
te.ry have come np. In seven of
these the Grand Jury found “no
bill,” nol prot was entered iu lour,
end verdicts of “not guilty were
rendered iu five, so that iu only 13
out of tbe eutirs have convictions
been obtained. While it affords
ua pleasure to uote tint '.here ba*
been e corresponding decrease in
each crimes as larceny, houu«>bre k
ing, Ac., it is not (pleasant to know
that Darlington is becoming so
fiaiouu for crimes of Violence, and
it sbould Ini the duty «.l every o|.
loial Colirn'Cted to wi h I hi-. Various
oounsto end-svor to r«-«luco the
aiiinber by mating out the sevon-r
(f-U dties of he law to th 'se ah »
hipld tbe sucr -d rtghi., ol the (per
sou in such light regard.
town is to be considerable increas-
»d. and the company proposes to
hV off about 400 Iota of halt an aer*
each which ins to be sold for bui.d
iug pur|P0m-s. Th-* bdance of ill**
tract is t<i I* d v;d*-d inm small
farips about fi ty ol which wilt be
mid off on this side of tb»- pond and
about e hundred on the other.
These k>*a will form as d«*sirable
m •eyrm town, the wid’h of
tiiea-xtension t-i Broad Stieet ia 70
feet, while the streets which mtei-
■ect it will be sixty teet wide. The
stodkholders of - the Company am
J- J. Ward, E. K. Mclver, W. F.
Daigan, A. Nachman and W. O.
Coker. Mr. Ward ia (president.
The-project is an excel*ut one,
and. is bound to meet with anceesa;
that our monied men think so, is
shown by the iibetal manner in
which they have subscribed to tbe
capital stuck.
v f FLOKKMK *
—s fighi ocenrn-d «m M-indav
ib-airoMl tour , ill
S • p ien L i
night rwatnib-alroNi tow , in «ltinh
Ben Jackaon cat
both negroes.
—tiednie, youngeat «o »*il Mr. \V. I a Inch w. re c si l«
J. Brown, fed trow to* banister B'-autorr.
rail on Toesday inoiniiig a id broke Gov*r* «r Ricliml on
Ti*e cniUl
»3 (K O to 42.500.
G* ueral M. 0. Butler ha* li- o«
elec d Unite*l States So t r or
six yeera, n-c* mug tbe ctitire 'o ,e
ot in* Gomp-imI Aa^e hIp y with *h*
rioep i pu ol th;'*- K (i ib icm voles-
T E Mi 1 r ol
one of feii arms. Tiiecmni ia now
doing well, although t -e aocid -ut
is severe.
•
—On Saturday night feat, Town
Marshal Henson went to armst
Sylvester Jackson, a colored ma i,
fo< dimpr-lerly conduct. Jaok-HNi
dtew a pisto' and shot the iu irslial
in thn lower part of the sto-narii.
and made go -d his scape,
thenegio wh-p kill <1 Sinder-p some
time ego HeuoO.t !•> no t ousider
ed in ilanger.
w-i-a. in*
aU4Urir«*l oi no O n lio-t at h h -
usual iniiposiu^ «er ni-ein-e.
A Bill baa be»-n i-itro«| n»*d (>rtK
vi-Jing fir the acc-plaiu-a- by the
Slu e ol tlie Cle nron B quest, and
the esta'-lia <meiit of s Sm e Agn
cultmal Cotle-A* in a>-Ooid me - with
tbe terms of Mr t'letna-yi's will.
A Bi I Inis passed the II piim*
aipohshiug tin- olti e r-f sn, e l it -u
The Darlihgtoflf
Ginning,
Fertilizer atii
V-,-
tl
>1
•t the
aariety this year
fore, and the eeeatant
thy these who exam
4 »mr ii the worid can
be told for
rl* AfhllUneofpoiNas
|»lobe found in this
)oot the thing for Christ-
voter re
for the
ticket
(Friday,)
jtw»-eo tbe
eften A.M.and eight P. M.
rrgietretioo ef the vo-
rytetbe
win all
Episcopal Services
Bf. K V. % B. W Uow. s D. D.,
Bishop of the Oi K*-st- ot South
Carolina, made ins'Pustoral visita
tion to the Chapel iu Darlington
ou Sunday last. He was assisie;
in the service by Kev Julia Ker
shaw, Rector of theenurcb in S im
ter. Morning prayer licgau wuu
the Litany and Ante Coinmuuioo
service, after * h ch the Bishoii
preached. His ant'jjCt was the
Home of the Christ.au ou the fi. nt
fouudati u of the Itock Christ Je
ana. Three persona were con firm
ed by the Bn-bop, and the Holy
-Gommaniou was celebrated. Rev.
John Kershaw (preached at night
Hie subject was- Ihe kcpe wbicu
we haveiu the (dan of salvation us
laid < own id the Scriptures. There
wee e large congregation at both
services. Tbe Bishop annonuced
that the offering would be lor tbe
building fund of tbe Cbapel. Tbe
choir was assisted by members of
tbe choirs of the Presbyterian and
Methodists Churches and tbe mn-
sic waa good.
As previously announced Bev.
Mr. Gnorry will prritch at the
Cbapel on Sunday evening next at
7.30 ofoloek, the first eud tbitd Sun
days in each mouth at that hour
being the time for bis regular ap
poiutaMrnta h treat Ur: Ou the re
maining Sundays iu every mouth
1 AeM will be tbe usus! lay services
m the Chapel at four o’clock iu the
afternoon,
The Darlington Land improvement
■ Company.
This in the name of the latest
Darlington enterprise end promt-
■ca to bo one of the otfmiug in-dim-
(took of the town. A stock com-
toy basoigsoixed withe capital
of 194,900, which capital stock ba<
wddirided into shares of 4100
The Municipal Campaign.
• Many of th* leudin* c t«s*na of
tbe Town having detenuiu*d, if
(poeaib'e, |o prevent a ncurreuceot
the disagreeable fearmes which
have characterised our municipal
• Irotiii* in th<* past,a meeting wsa
called in the C-urt Housi-o.i Thurs
day evening last for tbe pur|K> e «»t
forming a municipal Democratic
Club. Tbe meeting waa wed at*
tended, and the toll waa signed by
235 toetpbeis, each pf whom pledg
ed himaelf, on honor, to anp|Nnt
the noiniueea of the Deuiocra ic
(mriy. It waa decided to hold a
Primary Election on Dec. 11, for
the purpose ot nomiuatiug a Demo
cratic ticket, and tulea and regula
tion-* for its government were a'
once adopted. By lawa lor the
government of tbe Club were also
adopted, and the following officera
lor its management were elected
for the eosuiug tsrm of two years:
J.^ J. Ward, President;' E. O
Woods, C.8. Nettles, John Dons-
lass, Vice Presidents, and P. E.
Normeat, Secretary. These officers
also constitute the Execntive Com
miueeotthe association.
In accordance with the resolation
of tbe Club, the Pi unary waa held
iu the ToWu Hall ou Tneaday, Mes
srs. J. B. White, S. Leweuthal and
C. P. Dargan acting as Managers.
The election passed off very quietly
indeed, tbough the friends of the
two candidates, Messrs. J. C. ill-
cox and John Floyd, showed great
iuteie-tiu the matter. Tbe name
ot J. J. Ward appeared on both
aldvimauie ticket* ; the oalauce ot
the Willcox ticket were Messrs. 8
A. Woods, P. C Beck, and 1. Lew
euthal, while Capt. Floyd was back*
ed by Messrs John 8iskr« u, A.
Weinberg and C. B. Edward*, tbe
latter, however, being no candidate
tor 1 hi- position. The Executive
Commute* ui«-t 111 tbe Court House
at iti»on yesterday, according to
appointment, ai d canvassed lh-‘re
turns, ait*T which they, made the
tolluwiug report:
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF 0.4UMNO fuN.
it ..ppearing from Mi*- rejmrt of 1
th- M matters oi the I’ti uary . lec
tio;i held J> oeuitHT Util. 188S, lor
Hie u minatwMi ot a Ma.v»r HU I *our
Anu-ruieu of the Town ut Darling
Of,
Tu.*t two huudr*-d and two vote*
weie cast, ol which one hundred
slid t wo weie necessary' for no'ittn
a ion; That J. C. Willcox lor M *y
or, su I Ji 4. Ward. 8. A. Woo I*
mii*I 1* C Beek, received the hieli
est unmlsT and a m j >ri'y ot al. of
tbe vo es ca*t;
That I. Le.«entbal » u l A. Wein
berg received t'ie next highest vote
fo:' the remaining place, though
n -ither ieceiv« d a majority of all
tbe votes east;
That J l'. Willcox, J. 4. Ward,
S. A. Woods and P. C. B*ck have
been nominated, and, It is ordered
that an election be held on Friday,
the 14 h iu»t., but ween l. Lrweu
tlial and A. We-ula-rg for ihs re
uiaiiiiug (dace, at ti*e voiiug p.e
ciuct, la-: ween tbe hours of 10 A.
M. and 8 P. M.
Witnei-a our bauds this 12th day
of December, 1888.
J. J. Ward,
C. 8. Nettles,
E. O. Woods
Executive Committee,
—Th* railroad shop* w-ie c'osed
ou Tin * lav and AV lu -Mt.^y in hon
or and r- >pi-ot to the Hou, .Ro'i it
K B idder* who died very sudden
ly at Coin nlda on M-mda '‘tight ol
a|i|iO}>iexy. Cd. Bridgets was a amt
d-ut ot highway , end |> o idmg
^ >n “ that the duties ol iliat ofiiuer sba I
devolve «lhec 1 U| ou th<* count,
c •mutissHtuer*; a measur*-, l»y the
way, wbii-h wa* wsrutly adv eat. d
b\ Tiik Dablinoton Nkvvs last
SUlhiileirr
S* 11 >tor Uent|*hiH, ot Abbeville
h *s intro (need a measure looking
lathe Hliol'-tilltl* III of ..tile Stale
78 year*. Id. au«i hi*d 'n-«-M ai the.
bead of ti e Atlantic Coav L If. lor
seventeen years, A gr»-at ut *n> '
went llom h-re IQ " U uiogtoil t.
atteiid the funeral servl a-s.
UffAR, r ~\
— Mr. Jacob Sp'**it'" t »st a fine ,
horse ou last Siiwdny" liignt fioiu
blind staggers, t * “i • i
< "*4 ' '* •
—Mr. Hamer R* y-.ol-ts is m »ving
into o n towu, and will f nu o <
laud* near by. We extend him a
h-ariy welcuturi and wish him a
piospetoua career among us.
—Tbe Farmers’ Alliauise at this
place is piogressnig and groaiug
iu membership, su 1 istioltiiug week
ly meeting-, for tbe purpose of form
aiming plans for another yetr.
—Mr G. W. Mims i* prog re sing
iu the budding of a Urge and com-
morion* storehouse at this (.lace.
Mr. Mims is a man who “sound*
for bottom,* and keeps the fig-ires
ou the inside truck as he go.-s.
—We regret to chronicle tbe (act
that the health of our friend aud
neighbor, Capt. A. 8. Mims ia ou
the decline. We trust however,
that, with pro^r atteutiou and
care, tbe Oaptaiu will soo 1 reuu
perate, end that we will epjoy see
ing him daily for many mouths and
years yet to esme.
aonolaiships iu the W i ulnop Tiain-
log Sell ol l*'! Teacher*.
Bigliaili, ol Ma'ion h a c r u’a'ej
til tb~- ; Senate' pii red cb rges
again*t Senanir Moody t-» the eff -ct
L-at h. b-’ib«-d vuteis si b w. isk-r
duiuig.th • leceot,cemi eiga* u ef-
i..u As yjr. .Moo«,iy i* a (uoliini
tioMi*r, hc^ 4)1 course, olject* a r-
lou-ly ‘hi these* sfat( ; nieu s.
Kl.n-trif Bitters
ToN rein -dy is lN*coining s.t well
kiiow and s t popiilar as to iD-eel 110
speciiil m.-ntio 1. All who have ns
etl Kl-dries Bitters sing the sain-
s.*ng of praia**. A purer niediciii
does not eli't and it i* guar ii.tecd
to do all that is el a i me-1. Elec tic
Bitters wilt cure all diseases of the
Liver and Kul iexs, wi 1 r.mo.e
i’linples, B I s, S*.lt RliCiiiu and
other afteotio.iM canned uy impure
IiIihnI. Will drive Malaria from
tn* aysteni and prevent us well as
cure ell Malarial levers. Forcur
of Headache, Coostipati »n and Ins
digestion irv Electn Bit era—En
tire satiefactioa guaraiiieed, or
money refunded. Pil.ie 5d cts and
41 (w-r tmitle at Witfox k Co’s
drug store.
I Mw. F
wiftflr wHi,>.w» o.**-'*"*
,• boerdiag heeae at the
Mplei MtU recently
^ for an'Wh-r
••A an Mis-
n ftm ojess **•
;• fore-gone
T1MM0N8V1LLE
—Dr. J. E Byid is building •
neat drug atore on Byrd Stieet
near the Methodist Ohnrch.
—Cottou still oomes in freely,
though tbe cottou field* look black.
—Onr stores ate being fi.led up
with toys aud Ohrislmaa uotioua;
the largest supply of them are to
be found at tbe Racket S ore.
—Our neighbors are planting a
Urge acreage in oats; this is one
of tbe best eud easiest crop* aiade.
—Mr. Hammond and tb.* * The
Farmer*’ Fiiend,”h«ve mow d to
Florence. Ttmmoiiavilli* wants
some eu:*rprifriug edit 1 to start a
paper her- to tie cal ed “Tb* Farm-
era’ Advocre^* w«* wi*| vouc i l-»r
at least 5 0 stibac ibvra at 4150
each; tor further iutormattou ad
dies* Dr. J. E. Bjfd. '4'imiuuuevule,
8.C. / ' , j
R1VKUDALK.
—Oats tint were p anted S'.-u are
lo iking well
—Mr. W. M. Rose has t»e«-u quite
sick tor some time, but is now
slowly convalescing.
—Capt. Whipple is building a
large residence which will bv when
completed an ornament to this part
of 1 he county.
—We would call the attention ol
tbe road overseer that t her • i* a
tree overhanging the '.»rd al.-acli
swamp that ought to l»e cut d-.wu,
as it is slowy tailing by degrees.
—J udging from app -ra nces, t here
will be a wedding dn hand soon,
aud tbe happy groom’s name will
rhyme nicely wiih a flavoring ex
tract.
—A few nights ago some one
stole one of Mt. Wilson Fountain’s
horses oat of his lot; we have learn
ed since that be found both horse
and tider iu North Carolina.
Is Consumption Incurable 1
Read the following: Mi. i) H.
Morris, Newark, Ark . nay*: “W *s
down wi'h Ai.*«-e** ot Lung*, a-td
friends nud physicians pronoun (-(-.I
me .nu Incurable Coiiaump ive.
-gau taking Dr. Kiog’a N w Din
covery for Guiisumption, am now-
on my third bottle, and able to
overaee the work on my fi.r*u. I*
tbe finest m -dii-iue ever m d
Jesse Middlewart, Dec.tur Ohio,
•ays: “Had it not been lor Dr
(iugs’s New Di-n-overy lor Con
eumptiou I would have diedot Lu k
Troubles. Was given up by doc
tors. Am now m best of hetitb.”
Tty it Sample Itotti* s free at A’i!
cox i Co's, drug store. , j
. MAKKIKD.
O 1 the 28:!; nlt^ *t tin* reside ire
ot Mr. A:ch'd McColl, near AHbid*
ville. N. (5., by the H- v. )o*opk
Evans, Mr. Samn*-I (> lltlhbard 10
Mias M try B I: 1'a’teiaou ; all o'
Alfordxvi le.
VAREHOBSE
* i>-l,‘va« ^i-**
•a Awue*»4:v*
w.Hr
Is now
tilizers at the lowest
• . ;• »• •1- : ' • • • • •- •• :*
market figures*
They hare on liaud SIOO
a • Mw • •
rollon seed meal and
a large supply of .Juime,
and pay the yery
4 ■ ' .1
Cash Price for
give meal in exchange for
it* Farmers can thus haul
their cotton to town .and
t
carjy back their
zers on the return trip*
highest
or
.n.tl-X
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NOV. I, 1888.
■ a .-«(■«(« a***
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STOKES BRIDGE.
—Mr. J. M. 8eiguioas spent tbe
nightwitbMr.J.H. Pate last week.. _ , . ., , . ..
• • —Ou l»-t Monday-ni^ht at atnuit
—There was to be a TktDoad L wo inhuman wretch
meeting at this plaoe on Friday ^ fir0 IO Mrs. ’C- A. ^itirle*’
last, but few c .me out aud the rail HU bleo, now in pdefoM ifoe *»f Mrs.
road will be a failure so lur as this H Thewnweiw *bout 75
section is concerned. It reqnm-e do | l|ir# worlh 0 f foiy, tb«Ide<, Ac.
money instead of wind to build cougumed, bat wa* A preVidentia
isilroada. thing that one of the family awoke
—Tbe Farmers’ Alliance at this just in time to save e»x horses
plsoe ha* about 100 memb ra Mr. wbicli were in the buikliug.
0. J. Woodruff attended the maet- __ A has entered Mr. J. M.
iug on last Satuidavand made the gy rd4 ^tore twice recently and help
memberaa pro ositiou to furnish ^ to tbe contents of tbe
them goods at a small margin above drawer. Tbe first time be
original eost did not get as moch money as be
—Toe difficulty which occurred wanted, so he helped hi-nse f to
he entertainment has been er I several oaa* of beef aud blackiug.
We will not I bat tbe next time succeeded on
Attention Knnhts I
Section N». 518, E'ldowmeii
Rank. Knigntsut I'yiliia*. will * oM
1 lieu a-.niMl lu -e'ing on Tii-mI <y
evening, D.-ct-mla-r 18 b The rlet -
tiou of offi -.* ra f >1 the en -.nug war
and other bmcu*-H* ot gieat imp**r
tance will tn» transacted, lb- a -
tend tuce of every uieiiii'er is le-
quewted. C.K. ROGERS,
Secretary.
Boarding House-
On the 1st ol Jannirv next, Mr*.
F. F- Warley wilt ojn-ii a Bo.rdmg
House at the reeid-uo* imcuii'c)
until recently by Dr. J. A. Boyd,
and will be prepared to supply
good table boaid and lodging
Dec. 13, ’88.
Creditors’ Notice.
AH persons liMViugo’aiuisagaiuet
tbe estate of Martha M. Galloway,
decea ed. will pte-w-nt them | roper-
ly proved, aud ail (mrsous indebted
will make immediate payment to
G. U. MIMS, adm’r.
Dec IS.’SS-St
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Bogs to romind the public that he is hotter prepei^l © v< ' r
before to meet the demands of the presefft Red-Which
pruniises to be the most active that Dartiflgton'lias
seen for years. 1 *.- • .
Jlis stock, which embraces every line,,ahno8t, ol\c.©»n think
of, taken us a whole, is probably the largest V^V^VOT^cd by
any single firm in Darl ngt'irv; has lieen cqrufullyj^e.lectetl with
a view to meeting the wants of the multitddj# ^t|d;.i‘iVbr him
with theiT patronage, ■’ “‘‘l
Here are a few of the. many
n. o a. 'iv Tsrzmt
HIS STORE I FILLED WIT Hi- JV v :
I FILLED WITH -
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36 inch Wool Cashmere at 25 cents per yard,’ uortfo^o cts;
36 inch Henrietta Cloth at 50 cents peryard; 'WOVth 85 cents;
A full line ol Black Cashmeres from 1 p ceitfS ,to ^.jSe^ yard.
A full line of Braided Sets and Velvets at vanioueipriees and
shades to match the large line of . . :f^-v
DKE8S G«OD$. —
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A FULL LI^TL 0>F .
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at
*e will
(Nate
with
of Dr.
of
Stetiona,
the company has par-
ined Mel Tor’s Mill Pood togeih
with all the lead eanounding
it This tract they propose to di
vide np ioto small lota which are
to be rooted end sold. The whole
area pereheaed ia 1636 aereaa, 831
of which ere between the pond end
the town, 671 are beyond the pond,
and 134 are bow covered by water,
bat will be available for agricultor
al porposes in Jannary next, as
MotTas tbe preseul urteotiou of
draining tb* pood baa b en pot 10
tu executive- The l>or we of the
treat which ia iu the corporate lim
(ta af the towe will be cat io two
bv •reed Btreet, which Will be ex
pees through it
while email streets will" intersect
at right aoglee. la other
the V
roueously re(»ort45d. _ — - . . , „
trv to explain bow it was, but elate pocketing about twenty do Ur*,
rbat Mr. T. O. Skinner wbo was and made good his escape. I’ is
incidentally cot, ia getting along aoppo*ed that he euteied the store
i| # j when Mr. Byrd was oil at sapper.
—Mr. John B. Woodham has
killed the beat hog so far in this Legislative Frooeeding*
rommonity; it tamed the scales at N© startling legia'ation Ua* been
396 pounds, and ia quite * contrast j #oilctt , d ^ ^ The
to another killed in this aectmu re
ceutiy ahtch was 18 months old
and weighed 15 pounds.
—Died at his residence on Wed-
neaday, at 5 F. M, W. L. Kelly, a
biah y respected old gentleman,
aged 68 years. The remains were
interred io the cemetery at Bi.bop-
ville, so Thursday. Mr. Kelly wa*
aoonaistent member of the eharch,
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BfMd »t rlcM niw. 11 *“ CT i*url«U* whu* 4* e u|t
Broml 04 nfoe^e ^ of the I philootbropic gentlemen.
House bat paaeed tbe Bill reducing
the salaries of Hie Oiieoit Judges
to43,000 prr annum, bat the reform
measure will probably be defeated
in th* Seaete. la tact, the com
mittee of tha latter body has alrea
dy reported unfavorably on this
reduction, as it has have on that ot
every other proposed, with the ex
ception ot tbe salary of the Suiter-
intendentof the Luoatio Asylum,
which the committee agrees with
tbe Bonne should be red need from
CALL FOR BIDS.
Offle* U*>Apn oi>xrr Co»»i
pAi'Lixofox Citt'XTIf. 0*-o IU, 1R8R
Rfnlr.l iiropo-* * tu y>* ->p n* 1 on th*
l9tii iu«t . *re iimto I fur furui»hiu( *up-
pjjn tor RuprriMrii In,* a 11 t'li>«rci*a f*r
Poor H«ua« t tor Phj.icion for j«il ontl
puh'ic printing for the Couotjr tor U>*
jemr IStie
HENRY E I’ 8ANDEK*.
Clerk
Deo. IStb.—D,
WELCH & EASON.
FANILl (JROtitS,
1R6, t*7 Meeting, ob* Ik! k eikrt ^ticeii,
Charesten, S. C.
INVn* ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOW
ING
B-A.XiOA.IXTS.
Cut Loaf Sugal, i-lj lt*o. for 4> : Gr*nti
l»le-t Sugar 15} !b*i for 41 i Cobfvclioutr’o
Sugar 161 ibs lor 41 : While Ei C. Rugur
17 tbo for 41 t Light Brown Sugar SO lb*
far 41 ; G -oJ brown dugar 20 lb* tut 41 •
2-lb Tomatoes bO ccu<*> n dole* ; 8-lb Tu-
maio«» $i. 10 c-:*ts ** drxett ; Goo*l Gigaro
4> for a box of oi).
Tho-u air hill a Irvf of tile iltau/ attraO-
41#-t* wr ,* rr couftniit'.y uiTr,'iI*g an*t bua-o
ktej ere u.ill fit**] it ,really to ihnr a*ifan
tag. to -emi fur a c*'py of our Muutbl,
Price L-ft ard aumuii if alwaya.
SgE. No charge lor paok'ag or dravago.
f»ei S, ’S7—if
LVMBE9
FOF SALE.
Apply to
Co MOONKY.
Dec 39, ’87.
GENTS’, LADIES', AND C ; ilQPlIlE^S'Stt<iES.
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12000 yards Plaids, bought below ,tlie HM4rkeh,«aiuL»kR 6e fold
accordiiigly. * « -
500 suitR Men’s, Boys’ and Children's ready-maad dcJthing, at
Sweeping Bargains. Hats and iliirta in prUporUdjC
200 Barrels Flour bought direct,itipm the MiHs, bpfore ad
vance in the market, and being sold at less than i egular prices.
All heavy Groceries bought in Car Lo?til> qufti|Uues^.apd are
old i.i balk at prices that compaic favprd%l^ 1tr^.h’;eirarte»L) n
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Uur Hardware Department, in charge of Mr..Early,
has in stock the largest, as well as tfid bert;;4g|prt*ient of
Stoves and Stove Furniture evet ex habited in . jSwQni.poiith
Carolina. Having bought by Cat Load Mt'.JgJjryae AriJ pre
pared to make fistures that defy coihpotitibjUf
In Sewing Machines w i hand^tlNtf White, A’l^ertchtt^Hotise-
hold and Hartford, all etHcklv.lR^t-elass-Uk^InicWne .need
les. oils and attachments ior alt-machines. •
* T» g. .. . J IMtU as
i^e in
low, etc.
Machine Bolt, in every sire.. ,If *. ^
Agricultural machinery, s«ch we'C<Mtcint;-Grne. 1# readers and
; Condensers, Prosses/Mowera, .Horee"R-^e»‘, ^raiff'Drilfs^etc.
Pumps for driven wells, a s|>ecialty. . • / •
We are agents for several first clajss Steam Engine^'and’ Mills
and would be pleased to give liottoin tiguxea to tiioae. deairing
to purchase a ginuing or saw mill outfit.
September 13, 1888. *•. -i t* ..
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