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•••'''■ ' THE DARLINGTON NEWS. THURSDAY, JUXB 20, 1889. n t- HF.AKY T. TUOXPHOY EUITOH. TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS. The Correffpondents of The Darlington News throughout the Cou.ity, are particularly requested to hear 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. Editorial Motfs. Tht Funner*’ Alliance In reported ne MklnK grant program in Bnanwe I, Colle ton and Ornngebu rg Coontlcc. Ur, Andrew Simonde, of Charloton. the Well known financier, died ln«t Wedooo- dny, in the fifth year of hio ago. The Ctdolt nf the Citadel Academy will go lata aa encampment nt Oroanvillo ini. modratoly after the eommoncemeni e*er- •isoo. • fleroro. F. W. Wagener A Go., of Char- feat on bar# neat out n circulor eudearor- Ing to Show tbn Ion to farmoro by anbali- tnting eotloa for juie bogging. Commeoecmontt arc now tbo order of •few day and from nil parti of tbo State come glowing report* of the exereiaco of ear college* and higher icbooli. | Hoary M. Stanley, tbo great African ex- pioror, nf wbnm no information could b* oblniaed for a long Urn* turned up recent ly M th* aoulbonatora eoaot of Africa. Tbo South Carolina Univoroity will make its ccmmoaoement parti.ularly inter- fliug tbio year Tno oxercioo* will begin oa lb* 21*t loot, and ond oa (ho ftrtb. Tbo big oily of Now Tork ia alio big bcarted for if, togethor with Brooklyn, ban contributed nonrly a half of a million dailan in tbn rafforcro of tk* recent flood. Bab Legotto, a whit* man liring la Wa ke* Nock, in Marina Cnaaty, i* now in jail aador nrroet for oommittisg a criminal anna alt nf a pooaharly eatragoooa and ro rolling natnro. Charlntoa will eortaiaiy bar* tbo Inter state Drill thla fall. Aa aooootation hao boon argaaitod for tbio purpooo aad oW# afiooro bar* booa tbooou ia oodor to make it a oomploie sueoooo. Oa Saturday laot Cberleoton witb lrerr from tbo Southern Baa* Ball League, tba nooiu aaalgaod being that a* tbo aix dub circuit oou'd not be moiutaiaed, tbe ea- yeaa-o would botoogreat A fight between moonrbinora aad a rao- *nu« Doaee u reported to baa* taken pUoe la Qroearillo County loot wook. One moonohiarr w** killed ondaloo onerereaoe oflioer Three of tbo poato wer* wonnded. Kx-Preoident Clerelaod b ia wri ten a Uttar to the Tariff Reform Club of Mary land in wbiob bo otrongiy odrooatea tariff reform, and otnteo fhet ho rwota bin hope* upon tbo Democratic party lo bring it about. Bobt, Small*, the colored ex-Congrtaa- man, baa at laat boon appointed Collector of tbo Port at Beaufort. 8. C. He wao bitterly oppooo-l by the “Sirigbtoulo" of tkk Stole, oa the ground tbnt bo had de- •ortod hit party. Cairia 8. Brio*, of Ohio, who woo chair man of tbo Democratic Campaign Commu te* during tbo loot Presidential conical, wa* aloe ted laot weak ebairm to of tba Na tional Democratic Committee in the p'oee of William H. Barnum, daceaaed, During the wook ending on Saturday laat, or in I kiriy-oii working honn, Poot- mnotor Ooneral Wanamnkor removed 1,012 Domocratio pootmaotero from effie*. and filled tba oacanciea eeaaed by their remo val with Republican party worker*. Tbo Republican caocno of the Now Bampohir* legislature bare renominated WiltUm B. Cbander for the United State* Senate ond kia flection i* tbu* ensured. So '’Littlebiir will bare si* more years in wbiob to “reform” the Sooth. t wUJ and rain ■torm fished Keans recently nod carried destruction Defer* it. Many towns ■•ers inundated and the ril ing# nf Uaiontowa wna oompletaly swopl away. Two women and four children bar* thus far been reported aa drowned. Major Armor, who was recently cdarict- sd for palling the note of Uor. Bearer, of Foaarylfaaia, during tbo inauguration, wao aenicaced aa follows : That ha aboaM not go her pad a distance cf fifty miles from Waabiagtoa daring tbo next fir* year*. Tba poach indaotry nt Ridg* Spring it aanamiag great proportions From on* to two thou (and crate* ef the fruit are chipped every day, and tba railroad and axproaa natkoritie* bare bad In make apo- oUl urmngemento for abipf ing such Urge feaaatitU*. Mooyof tbo atreetr aft to wid ia Sa- v.nnab that tba maaieipal aatboritioa bar* conooirod tba idea of raising n largo rtrenuo by aoiliag the •uperftuout amount af land derated to publie thoroughfare*. Iliaaoid that $2,000,000 eoald bo thus On Thursday le»! th* Chippewa Indians attacked a party af wkita mea at Mors Mlsatsofa, aad murdered aoren of them. Tk* rxcDemoni ia ietraa* aad farther trouble U fear el. The Indians massacred the whites beoaaoo the tatior encroached awaa their laada. Two young boyn. Louie Miller, ■ * Jimmie Fro.‘man and , aged 11 aad 16 year* rospee tlroly, while aalllat ia a yaoht, ia Charlea- Ua Harbor, wer* drowned on Thursday Both of the boy* were anil eouoect- •4 aad there ia groat oympatby for the baruav'd familioa. Bor. R. W. Mommioger, of Ckarleatoa, aa Rpiaoopal clergymaa aud a son of th* lata C. 0. Mrmmiager. Sooralary of tbo Treasury of tbo Confederacy, naa mad* apfUoatioa for lb* Cbariostoa postmaster- Mr. Mommlagor aaaounee* that ha I alwayo baa booa a Ropoblioan aad i a protectionist, Tbo Jaao tons af tbo Cbariostoa Court aaroaod aa Moaday aad tba erlmiaal . la vary largv. Dr. T. B. MeDow, UHd Oapi. F. W, Dawaoa, will bv next. Ex-Gortraor A. Aohnr D. Cvhva, Ksq., tb* defendant. A trnla onatnlnlng aa excuraiaa party ftna a Mvtbodist Sunday-aebaol wao wroekod last weok near Dublin, Ireland. Ovar a Ibsasaad psrsous were oa beard WIW lu baas wikis la tall tbs ftill sxtaat af the aooMaat. Sovsaty UdUa kaw boea taka* fra* tk* wrssk aad a taiga aambsr an kaawa la ba sUll baritd aadsr tha de bris- A large aamkar art alas kaswa ta kart kvau knUd. Rt. Re*. W. B. W. Haws, BUhop ef tha Diocese of Sooth Carolina, makes aa ap peal to tbe elergy and congregations of ■ ho Episcopal Church in this Slat* for aid for tba rafforrr* fro.ii tb* rteeot fiooda ia Ponnayleatnn. He net* apart tb* second 8 a ml ay ia July aa tha day for the tollre- tioa fn the churches for this purpose The mystery furuunding the recent oturder of Dr. Crania, in Cbieaco. i« be ing thorou, hty loeestignto I. Many per sona in New lork sa l Chicago bare been irrr.ied, mosi of whom are niroihcr* uf lb* Cia'--oa Gael and other prominent Irish aoeirti**. Anvonr lno*e airesleJ f»r tb* murder by the vi-rlict i>f ih* grand jury is A lesan ier Bulliran, the ex-Pre*i- dent of 1 he Irish National Lea; ue of Amer- Ua. Homicide* in this Slate are becoming alarmingly frequent On Pnl'irJny, nt Gnoilerille, Ainu County. Robert H ibbes shot and imiurdintely killed Willis Curry. They wer* ia an aUere*ti , 'n. Oa thu same t ight, at Treoton, Edgefi-U County, two young men. Whitfield Murrell and William Carpenter, white under the un- fluence of liquor, killed Preston Younce. an incffenaiTe and industrious young farm er. Then again on Monday night, in E Igefield County, Lumpkin Corley, white killed C. A Duncan, colored. Mrs, 8. F. Chapin write* lo the iYer* amt Courier firing a eirid description of the drunkenness which prerail* among the inmate* of the Soldiei*' Home at Hampton, Virginia These eld a?ldi*r« clo'hed and fad by th* government ooend their pen sion money solely for drink. It is almost a daily ocourreDee that lone poor fellow i* fished out of the water drowsed, he bar ing fallen lo whil* on n spree. Only 26 per eeat of these old soldier* are natir* Americans and it ia in this way that our taxea to the general gevernmeat are dis posed of. The meeting of lhe a German Baptists was opened at Harrisburg, Virgins, on June Utb. Th* question as to whether sister* should wear riding habits was taken up and the Conrention adviood that no super fluities be worn. The queatien of wheth er gold watehe* could b* worn was also taken up, and, after discussion, it was de- oided it was oaute for expulsion from the church. It was alto decided that attend ance at places af amoteirent wa, wrong. No mambar who uses tobacco can be chos on as a delegate or put on th* standing cornu. U to*. The Stole weather bureaa, in ovoporn- tion with the national bureau, make* tbia report in regard to 8outb Carolina for last weok : The seasonable rain fait through out the State, as far os i sported, was fair ly distributed without normal temporatur* and an average amount of sunshine ha* been of untold benefit to tb* agrieultural community. Corn and ootton crops so far, show good stands and favorable pros pects. Corn in lowlands has boon injured to some extent by insects. Rice on up land* shows a ba 1 stand, yet under favors- bte oonditicni will improve. Fruit crops nr* abundant. Farmers are working di li. gently to keep the grass down nnd ore Orach encouraged with the present outlook. lo a large window of a St. Louis cloth ing store i* a “pig in the-clover” pustle that l* attracting n crowd of interested people every day. The window is Iran*, formed into a semblance of the puxxle, the partition* being low fenees, and running about in the passages nr* four small pigs ornamented with bow# of do'.ioatefy colored nbhoni. A little boy In tb* guise of a farmer endeavor* lo drive them into the pen, while the crowd of people watch outside. Just as he succeeds in gelling them ialo tbo inner ring eue or two of thorn Will jump the ratlines and trol leisurely in th* opposite direction, after th# euttomary perverse manner of pig*. No one ba* ever seen all the pigs in the r en at once, and th • amout of money that as been wagered on those pigs and their jureuilc driver would build the Centennial arch nnd relieve the Johnstown sufferer*. DUDLEY, THE POLITICAL MISSION ARY. Our n*lt Appointt d | olitical sr* vior, Mr. L. Edwin Dadle.Y, ot Bos ton, wbo recently visited South (JaroliiM with (Lm avowed purpose of lifting us poor mortals out of ike slam of vice aud iuiquitj into a higher aud healthier almospht-re of political morals, has returned to his native heath. We cannot but ad~ mire the pious but fanatical t-al which caused him not to shun us, aa the peop'e of old, crying “uu clean f unclean!” did the poor leper, but bravely facing the danger, lo come in our mid-t for the purpose of saving us from the grasping ten dril* of perdition. But, to be set ions, Mr. Dudley has sh iwn himself to be a ba>e maligtiet of the fair name of our Sta e. We are told that he ri tr.ined to Bo ton M witb a valise full of ietteia aud pa pers’’ to bear testimony to the mis* representations be |M>nred into the willing aud credulous ean of th«- Massachusetts Republicans. Our mhtsiooary seemsasincapableofn It. ing the truth an he was ot dmling it while iu South Carolina, for be sa.is that by a recent Act of tbe Legisla ture all black men who weie not registeied at the time tbt Act was passed are denied ihe ballot, and that the only exception ia iu tbe case of yonng men jastomiugot age. Mr. Dudley purposely and maliciously omitted to state that this law applies to both races aud that every white man, then of age, wbo failed to regirier at a cert tin time was foiever debarred from voting. Again he informs ns that on one occasion, at a cirot s peiformatoe in a certain place, registration tick** eta were taken in pay meot of art- mission and that 4 many were ob> tained * Does Mr. Dndley, the sec retary of tbe ‘‘Ltw and Order 80 clety” aud i be lover of good govern- meet, maintain that be who b trteis his most sacred right, the bailor, for a mere peep into aclroua tent, ia * responsible citiaen aud one to whom the welfare of tho State should be entrusted f Furthermore, be saya that the negro vote “will be cast for the beet men.* We ean have no better proof of the falsity of thla assertion than our former experience. Will Mr. Dodley name a good man that tbe negroes elevated to office during the corrupt “carpet bag* rale 1 Does hs call Sinai's, Whittemore, Cantos* aud Brayton good meuf If he t<ke bH own character as tin- Htai-d.trtt < f hiftb muralry we • think lit- ih riirht in calling auch 1 li:l‘t) giH<| M<i.'»*h, ! hr tnr.er, Scot*, the n iix^Hd*', aud Juhu I’a’tns >n j the bribe giver, are fit companions tor our pious missionary. THK NlUSERYOF METHODISM Wofl'iird College hid its com uieujcincut the first put of list week uud a grand afiiirit was | The city of Spartanburg w as crowd ed with visitors. Pr-eideut Cand ler, of E:<iory Coliege, Georgia, de livered the address, which was pro uoui ced most excellent. Tiiopit» sentatiou of Aium.-i ilall to the College was one of tbe most pleas, ing features of the occasion. In ihe| del ate of the literary societies she students acquitted ih -mse'.ves most creditably. Fifteen young men were g<aduated aud the gala *< a- son ended up wish a grand banquet. The piesent prosperity of this instilntiou is most gratifying to all genuine friends of education iu South Carolina. The College, al though conducted m d *r the au spices of tbe Methodist Church, works for our common weal; it does not exert its influence for any particular sect, but labors for tbe whole State iu preparing the stu- deat. who enters w ithin its walls, for an active, intelligent uud useful citizenship. Bo wnilo old Woftord Is justly a source of pride to all good Methodists it is, moreover, a ceuse for congratulation on the part of every true Carolinian. eventITtheurave Will the formation of “trusts’ never cease f We now have the “plug tobacco trust,” in which vril tbe tobacco dealers have combined, while the latest aud most novel of them ll is the “h-tngiuan’s trust,” of Chicago, a company orgauiz'd to execute iu the several Slates criminals condemned to death. They claim that thu employing of experts to discharge these dis agreeable little duties will be mneb appreciated by thu worthy sheriffs of the Ibiid, and will pre vent such inhuman bung ing as was witnessed recently in the ex ecution of the famous ‘‘Bald Knob- ber»” of Missouri. <)u the other hand we are con (routed wi'h the fact that even iu death o.ie does not escape the •‘trusts.” Alter this inort d life is < tided, he is wrapped iu a shroud, bought ot a syn.it. ate, aud is placed in a coffin, the puce of which has laeu enUauced by the ever present “trust.’ 5 the Bar read ved to give Judge Nor ton a pic nic at this famous resort, —this being bis first visit here—as a token of their appreciation of bis pleasantness and patience upon the beuch. Hence a t>evy of dignified barristers, with Judge Norton iu their midst, eary Friday morning posted out of .own and tmundetl met lily down towards the Lake. At- r.vmg at its banks lb. sirnd and sou-mu pic-nicker* pluugtd do.iu its precipitous sides and scattered on its margin. Borne loungtd about on (be green knolls; Home lolled around, watchiug tne long siauitng shadows of toe Leach and cy p'ess reflected in the waters, or the am- plnbi-jus “cooter’’suiiuiug himself ou eunkeu logs or swimming with hii nose above water; .some watched the circle aud ripple male ou tbe placid surface by the fish leaping into tbe air after some unsuspcci-1 tug bug that came tooneir, and listened to tl e shrill and rapid notes ; of the kiugfishei with which he be guiled biinself while locking for his ! meal; while others gathered in' knots aud whihd away the lime; w ith anecdotes of law aud lawy ers, the pau es being duly punctuated wish cooHemouade aud the merry chat stimulated with Iragraut Ha vana’s that seut little blue curls aud rings of smoke up into the: troughs beach leaves. Anon the most seductive aud ap petiziug odoia began to pervade ihe ail ai d lickle'ibfi gastronomic nerve. This was a most delict*us perfume at (hat hour ol the day, aud iudi' eated as it did that Mr. li. E. P. Sanders had concocted one ot his inimitable aud de'ightful flab stews, aud no mere words could be a more eloquent invitation to dinner nor be a better appetizer. Tbe delight ful stew, smothered iu ticb brown gravy, was stimulated with all the sauces aud condiments that the genius ol cookery could devise, and accompanied with ali the salads and substantial* which go to coni' plete a fish dinner aud render it so enjoyable. After repeated attacks upon the savory viands by all pres ent, from the most temperate to the dyspeptic, each one laid down his kutte aud fork with a soft prolong ed sigh of inwatd satistactiou. After diun.r the same programme of amusements, with all its varia tions, as was indulged to before dinner, was repeated till tbe shad ows ot the yew anti cypress length ened along tbe dnsky Lake, admou ishiug ali that the afternoon was waning, aud that the pic utc was at an euo. The whole affair was hors moiiious and wtthour. a flaw ot jot of any kind. The tone of it wa- quiet, yet in excellent taste, aud tUe third Bar pt.c me on (he banks ot Lowthet’s Lake since 1861 was a giealt-i succees even than iU pre- dtcessuis LOCAL OPTION IN NORTH CARO LINA Elections wt re held in many towns of North Carolina ou ihe lo cal option question, on Tuesday of last week, and the result was a crushing defeat for the cause of prohibition. Every towu, voting ou (he question, with one excep tion, went ‘•wet.’’ ItaL-igh, Mon roe anti Shelby are ainovg the towns witicb voted against “no li cense,” witiL* Wad*-sboro trione vot ed •‘dry.” It is a significant fajt that evety towu that had previous ly (tied the plau ot “no license” ie- padisted it at the recent election aud that tbe only town which went •‘dry” had never before expeiieuc<d tbe i fleets of the prohibition law. Wherever prohibition has been tried iu this State, it brs had tbe same resul s. The feeble manner in which the prohibitiou regula tions have been enforc'd l* assign ed as the cause of the tevolution iu public sentiment. A Card from Dr Carroll. Editor Darlington Aetc«: For the benefit ot my patrons, 1 would like to announce through your paper, that 1 will be from home several weeks ct Cleveltnd Springs, on accoujt ot change need ed tot my health While absent. Dr. F. E. Wilson, of Society Hill, will take charge of my practice in the Aiitiocn neighbor! oort. J. R. CARROLL, M. D. DoVesvtlie, S. G. The Bar Pic-ntc. (Reported fur Ta* New* by a nieinher of tbe D«r ) Lowther's Lake, which lies about 10 miles southeast ol town has irre sistible reductive charms for all fledged or unfledged ls<tac Waltons. Nor iu this attraction unsubstantial or unreal, for the flab iu these wa ters are remarkably accommodat ing, so that all one has to do is to drop a batted book uud leaded line into its murky waves, wbeu straight way the cork begins to bob and uoJ indicating that some unsophistica ted finny one had swallowed tbe bait. Henoe tbe popularity ol tbe plaoe as s theatre for fish dinners end pie nios Coart having adjourned on last Thnrsdsy morning, tbe members of tor do under such circumstances without very efficient help f About Asiatic Cotton- It will be remembered that some months ago an account was given in Tke Neict and Conner of the de parture of Mr. J. S. Scott, a well- to do aud prominent piaoter of Mars Bluff, in this State, for Asia, where . he has gone to instruct some of tbr 1 natives in the cultivation of cotton- j Mr. Scott is employed by a wealthy 1 RuHsiatt firm. He has many friends iu South Carolina and iu Charles ton. Some days ago one of bis CInrl. sioit friends, Mr. W. K. Howe, received a letter from Mr. Scoit, dat'd “Taskent, Centra Asia, May 21,” which is described by tbe writet as “a most beautiful place.” By permission of Mr. Howe some exit acts are made from Mr. Scott’s letter, which will be vn.. interesting. In the course of his letter Mr. Scott says: “I have not betu lo church tine* January 6, at > Hoitewi-li. 1 spend Sunday read ing the Bible, and 1 enjoy rer.dit g the Old TVs ament—its apt allusions to so many customs -till in practice Lett. The fuels are impreuo-il ou you. C'ltnels aud flacks al tue wells, tie herds ol asses, the water tbe women with the jars I of water and a tbou.-aud other mat ters. Thanks tor The Neicg and Courier. Haven’t seen an American paper since I left home, but saw a tew Euglis'i papers. 1 am now outside the realms of news. I have with me the Bible, Pilgrim’s Pro gress and Shakespeare, and 1 study them. We|l, 1 have had some very- pleasant experiences, with at: oc- i casional rough one, I visited Ham burg, Berlin, Petersburg and also Moscow. “Mr. Meyerkorf, wbo is at the head of tbe company, has made everything as comfortable for me as possible. He has been very considerate.’’ After describing some of the places through wbich be travelled, Mr. Scott Says: ‘•The whole cooutry is very fertile and prodnetive, and cm grow cot ton if irrigation can effect it. No rain after April. Plenty of rich alluvial matter from the mountains and other conditions will accom plish a great deal in this line. I will go from here to Kogent, Kokan, Kiva, and thence to Moscow.”— Ifeirt and Courier. punk of JDarHngtun, has opened a savutos idef*a r-tment. And from and after this date will receive deposit* of One Dollar and upwaids, and pay quarterly itterest on the same, at the rate of five per cent, per annual, und^r legiilatlons to be made known at the Bank. This is a favorable oppuitanPy for Farmers, Mechanics, AND Clerks, Laborers, Factory Operatives, To save their earnings. J. L. COKER, BRIGHT WILLIAMSON, President. Cashier. Darlington, S. O., June 18, 1889. The New Mail Agent- (CticrsA Uefurter ) Oa Monday morning, the (bird, Chi"he McAllister, the c>.n>i(d mail agent on Ihe mute between Wndesboro and Sumter inane t is fif.-t trip alone, Shiewslmiy uud his crowd preu tiding to tnink th. t (he whit*- i ecpie had cuncoci'd a plan to do hiii- Violet.ce, went di-wit in Ihe depot flrteiu o: twenty strong prepared, it is said, to dt-leud bun. We can no voueh tor the tiurh of the Stan meut, but we hear that Shrewsbury canted two pinto!.*, aud, ns fi t- ln» men, it t* v- ry piub able loo that they we e not wituout seme m ans of protection Now ti ih'83 rumois Ik* tine, all we have to say is that Shrewsbury made up the whole thin,; for effect ami for the purpose ot mauutactur ing material lor the Republican party. Shrewsbury knows as well as anybody else tha; the white peo ple have not the sltghie.*; idea ol molesting Charlie McAllister. The people ol Chet aw areas law- abiding a »et as can be found any wheie, aud the colored people of this com Jinuity are belter Heated than they are in most places Some lime ago, too, it was ru- moiert that Charlie McAllis’er had bet-u sboi, and one day when he did not co.ne home at me usual time, there were rumors amoug the coioied jmople, of foul play. Tlifse also, iu our opiuio.i, were manufac tured by Shewsbury aud the sooner be slops thin sort of thing the bel* ter tor all concerted. On the morning of June 5, the Wadec-boru an t .iiiutier mail agent, Cn.irie Me Alliv.et, received a poucb of letters labied No. 2 uud carried it lo Sumter. Not knowing what to do wtih ihe pouch, he brought it back to Florence and labied it Florence aud Augusta R. R. This uinrinke delay id tbe mail in question 24 hours. It should have been sent to Columbia and th«n dispatched via C. C. & A. R. R. Nottb. The above mail came Irom all points be'.weeu Jacksonville, Fla., and Florence, 16. C. We have this U|h>u reliable uU'boniy. We give all these little tniugs about the irregularities in the mail ao that our people may understand what is (he matter when their letters do uot come up to time. Mail sent by the irou Works to Society Hill otter Cnurlte McAllis ter began running alone, was taken to tbe end of the mail route aud brought back to its destination at uigbt. Tbis will not UoMr. mul agent. We hope our friends will report promptly to us any mUtakea made. “Bust The Trust.” The latest re| on fretu Spartan- bu g is that the projected big cot ton seed oil mill of tbe Untied Cot ton S-ed Oil Company “seems to be onl> in tbe air,” md that if is pretty clear that i s proj otor.* have been “playing a bluff game,’’far some I’lirpose ibat is not extd on- d. It the people ot •Spartanburg want a cJttou oil mill, tbe sure plan, and rii- profitable phu f r them, is to build one f >r thems- Ives and k<e;i control of it when it is built. Tue next fighl of the cotton farmers will b - with ih Cotton On Trus . Hint ev pry su a ! md that is t>w m d and eon*ro!Ld b\ inert investors will be a powetfu! Lately outlie farmers* side, when the cmil'-s’ opens in cat in at. A'they will al ways conti"! the supp'y of seed, a milt ot lli ir own in each county wdl make the fanners ami rin-tr hie i<f< masters of the situatidn. Build the millM aad “nasi the tiust!'’— Ihe Setrt ami Courier As the store recently oc cupied by us is being torn down in o: der that a hand some brick structure may be erected lor us in its stead, we have moved tem porarily into the laide store next door* These changes as any casual observer i s aware, are expensive In view of these taels we will offer to cash buyers, for the next sixty days, some of the biggest bargains in Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes hats and Clothing, ever offered in Darlington. Call and be convinced. BLACK WELL BROS. June B, 1889 No ice. Is btr.by ri\. n 'I'M ot! S "nr lay. J ’y 20tii nl 12 o .- i ck. a IIH-Vlii.e •>! in. 8-0 hol.itr- of thi Ditrliiiotoe tiinnin;. fi ling, F.rlili*- r au i W.ireli Co-ap * iv Hill b* iifi'i at III-* ofHci- of iiit- v .HipaAV j lo c -iisi-if r l!.-,- p-»p s <i iocrrsre of tij Ciipi'al 8toe'e i" ?l ) .»i-J June 20, IfcjO. PUNTERS Md BILL BEN Ol DARLINGTON. I beg leave to state that I am offering the best ami most im proved Steam Saw Mill, Ginning, Harvesting, Wood-work and Cotton Meed Oil Mill machinery on the market, The record which my machinery lias made in your County is a guarantee that in dealing with me you may depend upon getting firsh clasH machinery at the closest prices consistent with good quality, I offer at the lowest market prices Lidded Co’s. Cotton Presses, Saw Mills Engines and celehra t d New Era Boilers ; Pratt and Winship Gins ; Deet ing Reapers and Mowers ; Thomas, Impe rial, Banit r and Royal Self-dump Hay Rakes. Jf yon arc in tea-it of any kind of Machinery write me for prices, anil trill undertake to sace yait money under manufacturer's direct quotations. W. H. GIBBES, Jr., May 2 ’89—4m Columbia. S. C. wbo Las had a mail agent, Mr. W. J Carter, some experience as says that be assisted Mr Parrish the otner day between Darlington and Florence, and it was all both ol them eoold do to get things in shape before Palmetto was reached. This nnosna! rash comes every pub lication day of Thk Darlington Nkws. What will Charlie Me Allis- Amendment to Ordinan e Or FI E OF THE MAY'ill. » TOWN OF DARLINGTON. J j Dirling'on, 8 C., Ju.it 13, 1889. ) ! At tnt-rttng:) of Cvuacil UelJ Jut * 4 and 13, Ibr following R-H-ndments wc:e a ide to the Town Ordinane^ : Ordicsuc* N*. 31, vss smeiided by io- •erliog lb* word. Remuted or tamed ti be removed, afier the words “Erect or caused lo be erected,’’ and bv inserting after the woros - liullding ot any oiber thin i brick building.” tbe word , “Ereoi or build any leal ol el nth or of suy o' tier nisiensl other than of 'in or iron ac t tbai no siructu e of any description be erected within tbe fire lioails uniil the pUns and epooifias- tions b i»e been submiue l to Council sod couseni lor ssid ereemo be obtsinol." By order o( Council. b. 8. UUttCH, Clerk. June 30, '89 IF. E. IsrORrI^EI<rT, F 1. R E) IlNTSTm. ct o J53 ACKEISTT. REPRESENTS TEN OFTH .. LARGEST AND OLDEST COMPA NIES IN THE WORLD. Insures all tlassrs of proprrM, including Gin Houses, in any part of lie Gounty. Office o\er DARLINGTON NEWS bnilding. Decfmmber 6, 1888. The Darlington Land Im- ment Company Have dcaiisble Building Lots and lands for sate, Apply lo J. J. WARD, President and Trea surer. Jan. 24. ‘89—ty TRADE MARK O. AO. TEA Tks Chsient Tm Xror OffcroA PERFECTLY PURE. k MOST DKUCIOtJH BZTEBXOK. TXT IT. Tst offl asior ns uy rtksr. feuUtf sow nriss II Is tb* Biaassr Obam Lsav, n4ek*d from th* bast pisstsUoas sad snaisatmi abaolntaly few* sad fra* from aU adsttomtlona oc soketaf mattar TbapseVacaa asa brnmihrstlT w*»«i sad warraated fall walght. It Is mors *eoa- •mtesl ta —m tbss tba toww grsdas. OrliBtal fi OcddoBUl Tm Co., Ll'di, Horn* Ofitea, S5 MmUmf M+, Wow Turh, Fur sal* by all tha bmt Oroemo. Woods A Woods, Darlington, S.C., Enterprise Grocery Store, Darling, too, 8.0. * , > * 8tok<# Br 'dge, 8.O., L. 8. Pate, Timmonsville, 0. \n (iRIylT ■ n WHERE THE SIGH OR WEARY GO FOR CURE OR RECUPERA TION. Cleveland Spring, N. Ca, Two Miles from SHESILiBY, Iu a charming country, a place of great natural beauty, n«* r the mountains, with pure and invigorating atmosphere. I® easy access of the outside world. Under the new mansg** ment the Hotel has been lenovated and many improvement made looking to the health, pleasure and comfort of guests Its waters are a sure cure for Malarial tioublts> GIVE CLEVELAND SPRINGS A TRIAL! IT IS IDEIDICATEID TO KBAJL.TH- We refer by permission, to Drs. W A. Player and J- Willcox, and R. W. Boyd, Esq., all of Darlington, S. C. Parties lenving Darlington for Cleveland SnriuiM take d ,e inor i.ii^ itai.t to Fliuvueo, and th^re to Cam Springs takcm* ien Branch, ma** mg oouit" a on with Spring* for supper. t.!2 i tl will nr iv : at Clcvels^ May 23, 1889-.-2ra WELKINSlJN & FORK, Proprietors.