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PH;' 4 % IE DARLINGTON NEWS. TltUkSDAT, HAT 2. 1889. HF.XRY T. THOMPSON, EDITOR. TO Oil C0KIESP0IINIIT8. € . ••• L The Correspondenti of Thb Darlington News throughout the Cou.ity, are particularly requested to bear in mind that we greatly desire to have from them, as often as possible, (the oftener the better) the Local Eveuts of their sections. We % want the news every week, if it is only a line. •cmpiMM impotUc poiiti tk« Ml«br»t«l iroa Pala.tl iToos. Wia4«wa ia Saw York that •?arUoka4 44a roaU af (ha Waahiagloa CaalaaaUJ P*ra4a eoamaDdaJ pHoea aa high aa $600 jNWrS'.i-w i Oat. Richarda«a haa baaa wamly com- ■eadad by the Northern paper* for tkt fall pardoaa ha recently granted the eo'- ' ered Piekeaa lyaehera. The Sight freaa Oklahoiaa la aew aa rapid aa waa the rnah la that lead ad preaa- lee a ahort tiaae age. Tha aeleiaata Ad it a dreary place, eaJ the aafeHag from lack ef ahelter, water aad feed la terrihle. Tha St at me ef Waahiagtea vhleh haa b«ea until reecatly ia the eeatre ef the SUte Houae ia Coluaibia, haa been re moved le the left «f the balldiag, where it liee just eppoaite site tree. The death of Corperal Herria C. Barnett, ef Sumter, which oocurre I April SSrd waa a aad aetjael te the visit ef the Sumter Light -Jnfaptry le rierida. Mr. Baraett contracted a cold while ia Florida which developed into paeumoaia after his return heme. A demented tramp, after wcaderiag Ire months through Went Virginia, Peaasyl- vaal and Ohio, waa aecideatolly informed rroeatly that he waa heir le a Urge eeUlo ia Ireland He Is now ia Raleigh, N C.. wad will he sent home la the care ef aa ageat. The Sumter Advenes aayet We •Iowa at the sherit’s efloo a fcw ago aa esecutioa booh that waa u 1780 by Wade Hampton, aheriff ef Ker- •haw eeuaty. Mr. Hampton wee the great grand father of Senator Hampton. The beeh haa been well preserved aad the writing ia perfeet.- At a rveeat tarm of Court ia Aadereea County one of the grand jurors said le aa* other s "We have a vary inielligeut leek • lag jury this year but 1 wonder hew many out of the panel can toll who la the gbver* aer of the State V" The grand jury was canvas aed aad it waa found that only three hat ef the whole panel eeold give the name ef the governor ef tha State I The “War on the Wirea” begins te leek •arieua ia New York. Mayer Oraat baa diraeted tkv eemmtaaioaer of pu blic works la remove from Broadway, beginning at Park Place, all poles aad wirea of the tategraph aad talephoae companies, U 14th St.. asiLfirjNn 14U St. te 68th St., ail E poles i d*part aad wirea meat. thaaa cf the tre Surgeea dsaeral Hami Itoa, of the ma- riae hoepilal service, wu Informed on the 23rd u!t„ by the president of the beard of health of Sanford, Tin,, that a case of yel Uw fever existed ia that city. Dr. Ham- lit en says that every pteoantioo has been taken to p«event the spread of the direeae, aad »a danger Is apprehended. Begiaalag on May 1st the signal service will whenever practicable, m ala a general . prediction ahewlag ike eewdiiloa of the weather two or three days ia a Ivaaee. These predictions will ha furnished a. the same time aa the regular detailed ladiea* tieas, but will net appear roaolariy, so that taeir aonappearanee will eigaify noth, tag mere than that the ladioatieua oSeial did net thiak it judieieus te make a pro* dietiem At tha Ceatvaaial celehratieu ef the la- auguratiou ef Wacbiagtoa ia Now York this week, tha following South Carolina troops were proseat < Oov. Richardson aad ataN; the Qeveraer'a Quarda aad Richland Veluatcera, of Columbia t the Bu'ler Guards, of Qreeavilla ; th Morgaa Rifles, ef Spartanburg ; aad the Marion '■4|ea, ef Marion. Gea. R. N. Riebbourg, af Columbia, waa acaigaed te the commend of Ike South Carolina troops at the Cea- The “Manufacturers Record” in last week’s iaeue published epeeial reports ftom leading bankers all eveMbe South as te the condition ef huaiaeaa ia their vicin ity. It L a marvellous story. The Record •ays that while there la complaint of dat- aeea to the North, la the South aa aativity never before equalled la aeea ia ovary line ef buaiaeaa. The whale South la alive aad at work. During the last two yaars 10,000 uaw industrial eetablUkmeaU have baaa organised, and 6,000 milaa af railraad have baea built. lx Preoideat Cl jv eland has aubaerib^i flfty dollars U tha fund ia aid af the Cea- fhdorate home at Austin, Texas, and has written aa fellows aaaeeruiag it: “1 am in Silt aympathy with this enterprise aad want te eoatribute te its suaeaaa. It ap. peals te the bread humanity which ought te aagage the sympdthy af ovary right, thinking altiaau. Surely, aeiihvr pro* jndius aer pnariea abauld be allowed to la t erf era with tha exereiae af aharity to. ward the no fort oasts, nor with the trader af ebaarful aid td tha aaedy aad aufanag. Tha State LegMsture ef Mlaaraeta has paaaad a aapital puniahmaut Uw similar in •••• respects to the New York Uw. Da* dor ita proviaioos the priaeuar ia ta he kept ia solitary caaflaemeat aad sea ae cna but bis Umily, bU lawyer and his spiritual ad vie’rv. Hah tuba executed before anuria*, aad may invite three per- aena to ha pvaasat Tha aheriff iavftea six perse as besides the aurgaeu. It U made • miadamoanor for any newspaper te pub- Bah anything met a about an axaeatlea than the mare Cut la the Raster electieua held yesterday D thp EpUeepal charehec, St. Philips St. Tsui’s, Grace aad Christ Churches Uiled «• elect delegatee te tha • dieoeaoa aeuvaa. aniilii|The** * k * r *^ M v * r * amang tha •teed, however, Oat* tST MidjaTaad vaatvymaa will elect deUgatea to attend tha aoafbfiaas af tha aaehdvaa. which U u in Aiken la May, jaat prior te the thaeenvMtUm. and which it la . _ it will ae that a gaad many af the I (the H red atiea of . af the Tarter ea the negro 1 Grace Chareh. ft. k^a of eeataatUa did net . Their aeatentien iar tha •** kae baaa oaly far Two young Indlrs, Mieooe Luoy Milior aad Hattio Raiapy, prevented a disastrous wreck ea the Wcetera North Carolias Railroad t ho ctbrr day. They worn walk lag aeroso tko trestle at Uwsr Crack, in Caldwell County, whoa they discovered seme ef the timbers on Art. With remark abU presence ef mind tbe young Udivs. by carry lag water ia tbetr felt bats from ike creek aad dashing it oa the flames sooa hsd Iks Are satlrely sxtiagalsh <1. but fourlog lbs trostls wou|d not allow tbs truia to pass ovsr it they went up Iht r* ad and awoilod Iht eomlag of the train, when •hoy waved it dewa sad teld the engineer ef tbe danger. The treetle. however, prov ed perfectly souad aad the traia passe I ever it ia safety. The establishment af a Presbyterian Female College la Columbia from present indications seems secured. Tbe friends ef tbe iastitatica bald a meeliag last tvea. iag at wbUb aa offtr from a private per* sea wae verbally traaemitted te tbe efeet tbet he treuld eubteribe half tbe eapiul steek provided tbe etber half waa raised la Columbia. A committee of one wni op-.' pointed le obteia a formal pror»4. lllQn AfWr Ibis it sbtaiaed th? balance doubt! Subscribed by Oolumbia.c. A’roady about $10,000 bat beoa subocrib. od la Me capital slock through t be effort* ef Dr. N. W. Weed*. The acme of th* C reeu making tbe proposition U with- Id, bat be ic a person ef wealth aad ability. A MASTERLY ARGUMENT. The letter of Prof. W. J. Alexan* dor to tbo Nov York VatUm on th« gnbjoet of tko adaimatratlon ol iutien in South Uarolina vill be pnrticalerly intrrootinf to the peo* people of Darlington, a here Mr. Alexeoder ia b«M in aoob high e*. teem, and where bia Uleute are ao thoroughly apprreietotl. Treating neit doea, boweTer, of one of the queetioos ot tbe hour, it vill be read with interval by all true Caro linians, who will rejoice to see that there ia at leant one who possesses tbe i nergy nod ability necessary to expose there deliberate falsehoods of the bigoted, prejudiced North ern preoe. South Carolina is com mon prey for tbe blatant “(Ire eat- erfl” ef the North, who vheuerer they are abort of “blood-nud-ihnu dot" atoriee vitb vhicb to wbet tbe appetites of their aeueatioo loving nineLentb century readers, begin tbeir hypocritical “cant* about tbe •ina of poor Sooth Carolina, and by Ailing in vitb exaggerntioofl and miMUtemente of tbeir own, enc ored In painting her aa the black est nod most lawleas country on tbe face of tbe globe. Whenever we rend these articles, whieb ore of almost daily ocear- rsnoe, tbe Ant impulse with moat of ng ia to ait down immediately and formulate a nply to tbe con temptlble editor, expoaing hia falee- hood. Onr naturally indolent na- tniea, however, generally aaaist aa in reeonaidrringoor determination, alter which we argue to om wives that such atatemeuta are nnwortby of notice, aad that onr refutation of them would not be believed even if we attempted it. So it ia that day after day tbe vindication ol Booth Carolina ia neglected by her slothful sons; it ia with heartfnl pleasure, therefore, that we at last recognise in Prof. Alexander, a perfect master of tbe English language, one who is above aelAsh coosiderathma, and who ia both ready aad willing to drnw •word in detenee of onr common Mother. It most be conceded, too, that the Natirn bad always occu pied a loftier ground than moat of ita coo temporaries of the North, •nd ainoe by reason of ita respecta bility ita expressed opinions carry weight, it waa necessary in thia in stance to correct the errors of which U la not often found guilty. The tosk could not have fallen to better hsods than Prof. Alexan* der’c, and be has done a service to tbe State. Tbe collection of tbe date which ha asea most have re quired considerable time and labor, and his effort ia all tha mors appre ciated on that acoonnt. All honor to this aoble son of South Carolina] If there were more like him, the lying tongue of ealumy at the North would sooa be silenced for very **THE PRIDE OF THE PEE DKE-” As already meatiooed, tbe Nates Md Courier eoataiaed on tbe 24th nit, an extended sketch ot Darling too, from the gifted pen of Mr. A. B. Gonsales, who informed os wbea ha was here that bis . visit waa ia aceovdnocs with the very Inst in- street ions which be bad received from the lamented Capt. Dawson, tbe week before tbe letters death. Tbe article was carefoliy prepared end was written in tbe easy grace tel style whieb la ao natural to the Mtbor. It is tbe grandest adver- liaement which tbe Town of Dar lington hue ever Usd, and the ae- terpriea displayed by tbe Herne aad Omrier ia duly appreciated by our people, who ere gratefal for ibis kindly notfee ef tbe eBort which tbaty are making in bnild np n city vhiek shall indeed be ‘•The Pride of tbe Pee Dee.* the HISTORY Of DARLINGTON COUNTY, At the TtBinnl meeting of tbe Carolina Hltortenl Society, to be ueld in Obarleatuu on May 19tb, an effort will be made to exteod ita BwfnlneM by creating a breach So- ivty in every County in tbe Stute. If the proposed plan ia pot into exfcuiion. Dulington e»n be foanteii on to do tier part towards furthering ita obj-ct. There is no ('onuty in the State which is more replete with inim-n'iii? bistorcsl facts, uod none ubeiv mi litlle care haa been (nkfu m preserve tbese facts fur posterity. We have the material iu this County for tbe for mation of a AoniishJng branch of the South Carolina Historical So ciety, and wilh the omper encour agement such a one will be orgsu- ixevl as will lie a credit to Darlings ton and an honor to the Siate. MKMORlAirilAY. Memorial Day will teceire tbe customary observance in Darling ton on Friday, May 10th, aa »i|i be sem fiom tbe piogrammeof ex ercises which is published else where. It is hoped that the mer chants of the town will cla- e their stores on ilts afternoon of (bat day. i*o aa lo allord tbeir employcee an opportunity of attending tbe aer- vioea. This one day of tie whole year has been set apart for cher ishing the memories oftbote who gave their lives for tbeir country, and the greater the number of years which roll around, the more sacred and universal should ita obaei vance become. Facts Fur the Farmers It is Mid that every indication points to good crop* ia tbe Sooth this season. Tbe owners of the petenfa for fhe mauofactore of pine straw bag ging My that they have not sold tbeir rights to the Jute Tract. It is understood that this denial cornea in good time for the farmers aa well m tor the pine Abre industry. The owners of the patents My they are willing to meet the termers at the Colombia convention, or elsewhere. Tbe New end Courier of April 29th, published an invitation from President Bickman, of tbe Sooth ern Manufacturers’ Association, through tbe Bon. A. P. Butler, Commissiomr of Agriculture, to the South Carolina Farit era’ Alli ance requesting that body to send rrpreseseot*tires to tbe meeting et Augusta, May 1, to discuss tbe question of cotton bagging with toe maoufact urera. Tbe weather crop bullet iu for the week coding to day says that tbe raiofsll for the State was slightly below the normal. The tempera tore was about an arersge. Sun shine waa abont an average. The rains of the 2ftth were taiily die. tributod and were seasonable, yet iu some m et ions rain ia badly need ml. Tbe average temperature and sunshine has deve!o|»ed the crops. There has b* en about 80 (ter cent of cotton planted. Some ia already to a stand. With the corn, small grain and fruit prospects tha farm er feels much encouraged. It is thought that a general at tendance of our cotton growers at the Southern Manof ctnrara’ Asso ciation at Augusta, G this week would be productive of great good, as the farmers cun there learn more about cotton bagging tbau they will ever know in a convention composed of farmers alone. It ia said that it wonlJ be well for onr farmers, factors aad manofactorers to come together at Colombia alter tbe Augusta meeting, and that there are many good reasons ad vsneed for bolding a convention iu Columbia. Prominent among tbe business men ot Mayrsville ia Capt. J. E. Atkina. He haa one ot the most oomplste mills to be fonud in the State. Besides grinding corn, mw iug lumber and ginning cot ton, be has nu extensive Aouring mill. He now wants to commence the manu- lactare of pine straw bagging. He has all tbe necessary steam power and buildings, and with compare* lively small coat be can arrange to manufacture the bagging. Capt. ARins is in cone |»outleuce with parties now in regard to the price of machinery and information gen erally, ao aa to get thoroughly in formed before commencing opera tious. Society Hill Careait. Editor Durlitefkm Asms; Please announce my appoint menu for Society Hill Circuit as follows: New Chapel, Arst Sunday at 11 o’clock A. M.: third Sunday at &30 p M. Sandy Grove, Aral Sunday at 3.30 o’clock P. M.; third Sunday at 11 o’clock A. M. Centenary, second Sunday at 11 o’clock A. M.) fourth Sunday at 3.50 o’clock P. M. New Hope, second Sunday at 11 o’cloc* A. M-: fourth Sunday at 3 30 o’clock P. M. W. Abbury Wright. A Chat with a Darliagtoa Man. Dr. McL. McFarland, who is in tbe diy attending the anaual meet ing of tho Medical Aasoeiatioa, Mid while ebaiiiaf ton Am reporter jMterday that everything was praparows no to bis Beotian of tha State. All Urn cotton and corn ptaaten, ho Mid. expesfladagood harvest aad the frail crop tUa year tona exceptionally ftaaaamDr. Me* Tarlaad expects to Man to his - No Argument At AH- (The Nation.) Our correspondent from Sooth Carolina, on another page, make* oat a strong case for It 8 State I j answer to our Article on “Negro Convicts j"’ 'but, hi eptie of his ex- planationa, wecic not yet convinc ed. An examination ol the Gov.-r- Dor’s reports on Paidons f> r 1883. 1888, and 1887 shows Midi llll ttp- C ment recklrMuet-s in dealing witli Oman lilicrty on the part ut all connected with tbe com is, that mocb explanation will be necessaiy io remove the imputation these re ports cast a|M>n>'the Stete it h line we du not bu\e lx fore us all Claims for Sale. Clcimo owned by MoCslloagh k Block- well, McCullough, Blsekwoll A Co., sad by C. 8. McCullough wbleh tho flra boa foiled to oolloct or* sow odvertioed for mIo aod moy be laopeciH ol their place of buaioeM io Dirlington. Some Of these eUimf or* offered at 60 cent* on the del lor, io Hi* at 25 cent*, ood oome ot fivo. April 85. ’89- t. 8TATB OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF DARLINGTON. In Common PI***. JAMES M. ItElQNlOUS, vs. 0. H MIMS and J. A. COLE oa oarigo**. Judf meat of Fareclacrro. the pi pVfrk ‘he csr-fv, Lm'ffe Sf* f TWouart -trVJoJgm-m at certain y justified iu a.'8umuig that the Governor is eatitfii-d of tbe subrtutdial accuracy ot the state, meut* upon which he bases Ins pardons, and tout while tlu-y m ty not be wholly- rig! t, they are, in the main, cortnef. In any case; it ought not to Aw- pv^aiide iu any community fopu nian to be sent to prison for life-snthout--any evidence being hem-d aguinst .iiitu, especial ly where it Miipthwd that he waa induced te tdeatl tguiky while iu liquor; nor uhottol » person be sent to prison . lor-Nrveu five years for atcalii g ten got^dg of flour or a auil of dolheo. Oau ottr correspond out point to tbe case of any white men leceiving such a puuishiheiit f It U possibly true that the reasons ou which the pardon is abased aie notknowo in lyjl cases to the juries at tbe ti iul, but it can hardly be said that justice is dtspensed in-a couit where, as in ope case 1886, the pro secuting aitorpey states that he was satisfied a; the trial that lafte- rial evidence bad been withheld. Ia a Noriheru.State, a pros, entinjf attorney wouldsof prot utouce such acsM as thst qjf Prince VVillmms; but bis csoe is Matched by that of Frank Peters,tonvietedif tbe same offence io 1887« Ha bad lived with a woman nearer twenty years “after the custom of slavery,” aud, becom iug alarmed at^lye number of pros- ecutious for adnliery, waa fonuaUy married vu tbp advice ot white friends. Nevertheless, as a woman wilk whom ha,lived as a slave was alive, be was convicted, although the woman gave testimony in his favor. Ol course, this case may be suaoeptihie of explanalinu, but it ought never to have been tried un less a salutary effect ou the colored race was expected ol it. Two Hiltion Subscribers are a great many to claim for one publication, but it is undoubtedly true that as many read The Youth's Companion every week. It has a world wide reputation, and is sent all over tbeglubo wbery tbe Eng- li.-h language is simhen or read. Tbe reason lor its lafge circulation is found in its ex<‘eptionai value. It is always safe,'pure, eaimdu- ing sod'invrwctiFe. Ita influence upon growing Iwns ami girls cun hardly be oveivstitoii'b-d. It is re membered* nff.-itt onate'y by tbeir patents who 'tend it. a generation ago. Tbe subwhription price of The Youth's Companion la 81-75 a year, it eluding the font holiday nurabem, for Chnatmns, New YeaiV. Easter aod ThanksgiVitig, all the Illustra ted Weekly Bupplemenia, and the Anunal Premionin List wiib 500 ibuatta ions. Address, The Youth's Companion, Boston, Mass. Call for Bids. Orrict Covorr C«aMi!*ioaoo*. 1 DOaLtOUTCM-rcuOTT. V Dcrlingtan.S. C.. April SOtli, 1889. J Scaled prepoMtV Will h« r-eviv e-t ot (bit »(Bcc uotil one «'«lock P. M., May 30ih. 1889, for ibe creation an I coinpl lion nf a Brick Jail *.i*4|ill >b« mo tern improT.*- menta for tbe Uoutiiy of Darlinomn. Plan aud R'-ccificadon! »n be ve.-n at tbe office of County Comalibioncra at Dirlington. 8. C. Tbt Board of'fCounty Coinmia-ionen reserve tbe rigbt.tp. reject any or all kid*. HENjgr E P. BANDERA. Clerk of Board. May 2, 1889.-'It. made iu the shev* *iai*d .-r. 1 will offer for ante in frout of H -> A, d Den- • ia Datliugtcn County, mi Arw M-n day in .Mav next, ibe fcUoomg d*ocrit>. cd real ectate. All Pial lot cf laud with the hud It ng- Ikermti. aitnaU ia the village cf t.vuar, •ontaiaing vac acre, mcro or !*•*. and bouuded north by the public read le* ling from Lam ir to Dailiagtoa; cact by la-i-lo nf Mr*. It C. Reynolds ; south hy lot 0*»rgr M'ins, and west by the Public n.a I trotn Lamar to Carlrrsvillc. Also all that lot of Lad attune in <he said Tillage ut l.ainar. cnntoining one h* f ocre. moreor levs, togribor wiih tho building theroiM, the s»«ir being bounded nonb >>y tbe pub ic ru»l leading fiom Lamar to I‘art era. ville, ao-f on the oo tlh and weot by tko land* ni J. B. Mims. Terms ol sal* oni -third cash, h dmee ia on' and tucyearo. erodit put-'icn to b* o*- "•tre-i l>y bond of tb* puroku-er in I mori- g»ge of the premioeo *old, purchaser Ic pay tor all paper* and in have privilege of paying all caob il ko so desire*. W. A. FAKROTT, 0 C P April 16. ’89. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF DARLINGTON. IkCnmmoa PI-ac. THE PEOPLE’S BANK OF DARLINGTON vs. FANNY M. THOMPSON. JOHN K. Mo- IYER. Judgment cf Foreclosure. Purs nan* to a Judgment of Foreclosure made la the above Mated ease. I will ofler for vale iu front cf the Court House ia Darlington County, on tho flrot Mon day ia May next, the following deccrib- ed real estate : All that lot or parcel of lead situate, ly ing an J being in tbe town of Darlington, i.'onaty aad State aforesaid, containing one acre, aad bounded as follow* to-wit : North by lands of J J. Ward ; east by lot conveyed by raid J.J. Ward to John K Mclver, one of tbe mortgagor* herein : south by an unnamed street on which the lot herein de -cribod (roals one hundred and fifty feet, and weot by lot of tho Bap. liot Church cad occupied aa a parsonage. Ter mo of sale each-purchaser te pay for paper*. W, A. PARROTT. C C P April 15, ’89 T. 6. MEM, DLACH-SM1TH AND HOR8E-8HOER, Florence Street, - • Darlington, 8. 0. Tbe very ftneet clasa of work guaran teed- Gi»c him a trial, aad yon will bo •lire to get siii-fucti^n Ms rob 21. *89 IklCK! BEIGE! Wo now have on band »|e and ready for sale STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COCNTY OF DARLING TON. Court ofCou-mon Pleas. L ^TKUN, trading under tbe name and style of L. STERN A CO., Plaint iff, against Paul n. waring. Defendant. SUMMONS.—(For Relief. Complaint not Served ) To tbe Defendant, PAUL H WARING Ton are berebr summoned and required to answer the con plaint in this actinn which is filed in the office nfih- C|,rk «.f the Court .it Cumnmn Pie,, tor the said County, and to oervr ■ <i| y ol yeur an swer to the ssid ei'inpUmt on the sub-cti bers at their ••ffi -e at Darlington. S within twrn'y dwys after th» srrvioe here of. exclusive et Ibe day ol oucli service; and if you tail to answer the complaint within the liine aforesaid, the pl-un'HI i.i ibis action will apply to tko Court ft.t the relief demanded in the « .mp’aiut February 2*5, A It . 1**9. BOYD A FROWN, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Stato or Sotrra Caroms*, t CottXTT or DAkUNUTOH / T ike notice. That tho foregoing is a true copy of the Summona ia tbe above elated action, and that tbe Summo..* and Com. plaint therein were filed in tho office of tho Clerk of tho Canrt of Common Pleas for tbe County and State aforesaid on the 26tb day of February, 1889. To the defendant. Paul H. Waring BOYD A BROWN, Plaintiff's Altorrsys, April 4. 1819—fit. : (MU, , : cnh- - \ Fully sq-ial Ic ilyeae mnde in Columbia or alsewbrru in fhe Sfate. Onr pries is $8 a¥hcusand, AT THE^klLN, which is situaiej’ aboot half a mile west of the Town cf DofMigtow. 'Those desirieg to purchase sboisHi fliv* no a call, as we guaomsteo that o*r brick will give perfect saiicfaction .A- C. SPAIN A CO. M.y«, ’M—, . UV*' - CLERK'S SALES. STATE OF BOOTH UAROLINA, DARLINGTON COUNTY. Ik Common Pleas. 8ALLIE L. PEARCE. * v*. JAMES M. PEARCE, *t al. Order of Sale. Pursuant lo ao Order cf ScU made in Ibe above stated ease, I will oflvr for sale ia fra*l of tb* Court Houoo cf Darliagtca Couafr, cn th* flret Monday It May MXt, the fellow log deocribod real no. tat*. All that Ut or parowl of land ritnato ia th« Cowaty aad State afcroaald, eaatai a- teg ten acrw, more or loco, and bounded ea tko north end caot by the Undo of 6. Maroc j on tko wool by tko Undo of H. Wolok. nnd on theoonth by tko pnblio rond Inndteg Item Darlington C. H. to Timm one- vtBn. Tormo of onU oaoh, pttrekaoor to pay fbr P^n. V. A. PARROTT, 0 C F OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, DARLINGTON, 8. C., March 21. ’89 |HE FOLLOW ISO ACT IS PUBLISH- | ED in accordance with Section 8: An act t* allow unimproved lands which have not been on tbe lax book* sines 1876 to be listed witbonl penalty. Section I, Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repret nUtives of tho State of South Caroli -a, new mot and sitting in Gensral Assembly, aad by the authority of the seme That ia all ease* where unim proved land which boo boon n^on tho lax hooka sine* the fisoel year eommoaeinq November I, 18S7, and whieb are not oa tbe forfeited list, shall at any time before tbe 1st day of October, 1489, be returned to the Con ly Auditor for inxatiou, tbe acid Auditor be, aud is hertby iastrneted, to as^t* the same and t* enter it upon tb* dupliente cf tbe fiscal year commencing Ne*ember 1, 1887. with tko oimplo Uxeo of that year. Section 2. That all inch lands a* may b* returned to tbo Auditor for taxation be tween tho first day of October, 1888, and the trot day cf October, 1889, obeli b# as sessed aad charged with the simple taxes of tbo two fiscal year* commencing, re spectively, cn tno firm day of November, 1887. aad tho first day of November, 1888. Section 8. That aa icon ac practicable after the passage of tkic Act, »h* Comp- irclbr General h dlr*n«*<‘I* foraiek a copy, cf the earn* t* oaoh Auditor U the cute, and tha Auditors arc required Ic publish the cmn* ia rock of their County papers, one* n week for throe rncalho dar ing tko year 1888, aad for tko cam* pc- ried cf time daring the year 1889; andlhu ecci of sack publication ahull bn paid by tkn County Troaoarov, upon tho order of the oonaty Ccmmisrioncro. ont of tho or dinary ••aaty tea Uat onlloctcd. Approved Doonmktr 19,1887. W. H. LAWBBNCE, *..1 K ’^“ c ‘ TRADE HANK O. AO. TEA Tto CtobMt fto Im OtoNt PERFECTLY PURE. A MOOT DXUCIOCM BXVXOAOB. TOY IT. Tm vO osvw ms my •* It U tko nicaasT Obaoc Laar. ] tko km^mut^n rui‘— 1 in urn tkeathotewocgskhM. OrifiBtal * OodAootal Tto Cfo, LVL Wood OflUo, Off MmUmg mkh»m9mk, Fse mU Vy afl tks bsot Oro.wa Woods A Woods, Darlington, 8. C , Enterpri-e Groeery Store, Dariine- ton, S. U. J. H. Pate, Stoken Bridge, 8. U, L. 8 Pate, Timiitonnville, 8. U. Horse Shoeing. Yon will 8ad H. W. HICKS at Dorsey Lewis' old mod, nett door to the Market House ; ko will oboe nil around for 75 et*. AH kind of repairing in (h Black Smith lino and Wbrel-wright work sUo done nraily and entiefnetory. April 25, ’89-fit SHERIFFS SALES. [ J. F. EARLY, vr. JOHN D; LARGE and ctbsro. Judgment for Fercclocur*. By virtue of an Order of the Court of Com mon Pleas. I will cell in front of tbo Court Homo of Darlington County, oa ifco first Monday in Moy next or tho Tuesday Ihoreafisr. All that tract of land situate te (ho County uf Darlington (now FWreaoeCeaa- ty) containing one heudred aod ninety siwka acres, ato-e or leoo. and bounded as fol lows, to-wit. East and soulboaat | by AIIU gator Bntoob ; south aad southwest by Lsko Swamp and W. C. A A Rnllrood; wont and northwest by Inndo formerly of William Brvckl .ton, aad oo-tk be lands formerly, of Stmron W. Morris, wsmo botag tbe tract of land eoaveyod to M, E. Largo by William White, by deed bearing date tbt 9th day of November, A. D. 1484, an I recordH io tbe office of R. M. 0. for Dar lington County, in Book W. No. 2, pago 2fl Ti-ruis of sale catb, put chaser I pay for papers W. P. GULK. 3 D C April 15, *80 E. B. MIMS, *»- Final Notice. Notice is hereby given that 1 will file my Final Account in th* MRc* cf Judge of Probate for Dnrlingtoo Oonmy. ** admin istratrix of tbo Estate ot K. E. Baker, deceased. on tb* sixth dey ot May next, and apply ftr Letter* Dismiasory. A. A. BAKER, Adm’x. April 7. '89-Itn JAMES Y STEWART • <yhi Execution sgsiaot Propertys- 4..^. By virtue.of on ixpcniipp *o 4»e >1 trfeted, I will »cB in froal o/ th#'Court trod** of ’ Dorllngtoti County, sir theirVt Mdkdhy in May neit. or the TuSadky thereafter. All that; Hoot or piece,of.UmL situ ate. lying anl being in Darlington’ and Florence Counties, containing one hun dred acres, more or lea*, bounded on tha north by Deep Holo bwomp; ; wyft by land* of W. P. Woodbsm: louib by iba Public Rond lending from Carteravmc to Lamar, nnd cast by Deep If il* 3 ramp. Terms of sal* e*sb. W. P. COLE, 8 D 0 Ap H 15, ’89 NOTICE! The pub.te general y. and tho Town Council particularly, are berebr warned against trespaseing on my premise*, as tbo law ia future wilt bo enforced again*! all offenders. B. C. NORMENT. April 2t. ‘89- A Safe Investment Is one wbleh ic guaranteed to bring yon aatisfoctory reonlto or in ease of foilm • a return of purchase money. On t)iis rnfo plan yea can bur from me *2 yard* of ehoics Gingham* for $1 Cash J. GREGG MeCALL. April 18. ’89—fit PLANTERS AND MILL MEN Of DARLINGTON. I beg leave to state that I am offering the best and most im proved Steam Saw Mill, Ginning, Harvesting, Wood-work and Cotton Seed Oil Mill machinery on the market, The re«oid which my machinery has made in your County is a guarantee that in dealing witn me you may depend upon getting first- class machinery at the closest prices consistent with good quality. I offer at the lowest market prices ' Liddell Co’s. Cotton Presses, Saw Mills Engines and oelehra ted New Era Boiler* ; Van Winkle, Pratt and Winship Gins ; Deering Reapers and Mowers ; Thomas, Impe rial, Banner and Aoyal Self-dump Hay Rakes. If pou are in vant of anp kind of Maekinerp write me for prioee, and I will undertake to save you money under manufacturer's direct quotations, May 2, ’89- -4m W. H. GIBBES, Columbia. S. C. A NEW AND Gigantic Departure # 4 • - -.T* * | * * IPhT 'FIXES “Backet Store.” Our MISS MORGAft WILL. ARRIVE APRIL. 24THT- With a full line ef Millinerp, such as will suit the meetfastiiieue, at wed at those leu addicted te fashion; poods and prices to suit alL Mice Morpan hoe never before accepted a place in a email town. She comet recemmmdsd to be a perfect artist ia her line ae MxlHner and Dreu maker. Remember the RACKET pots slow but sure ; we will po to the top and don’t pen forpet it. Ripht will beat miphi ehreps. Alto Just arrived 5,000 pards of hum and - i. * Embroideries at 1 cent a pardandup; also a lot of Summer Wool Drott . .*.*-• Goods, 10 cents per pard and up ; BOO men and bop* Straw Hatt, dll kinit t 10 cents and up ; Tin end crockerp wars, chums, Ac., almost given awap; $12A9 tuits of clothes for >7.50 ; sheet, Ae, to •wit t(L Our trait it thru tisnm what it ecu tut summer. That thowt that wt are right. Wt hoot no eompr'ition / tre ffireno baite but one prim to all alike Hart pour oath and all at u.ci otid prerc us. RcsperffuTg, April 35, ’80. BED FLAG RACKET SHEPARD.