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HENRY T. THOMPSON,
WADDY THOMPSON,
Editors.
The Notional House of Represente the Nuisance, via., the pond pro-J hogs. The time will , come, at! one day while paeiints; the acad*. INSURE WITH THE gl WM T a <ri ¥i^ ^
I tives passed the Hervice pension hill ducing ma i ar i a i f everR) remains! no far distant day, when the ; emy, Prof. Jones, knowing that: u , , . ! ncn sonAO fn ▼▼ «■* v ■“ - va
I on Friday This^ bill caft^or^more unacted,* on motion of J. >1. farmer will look upon the propo- they were playing truant, sent Ml] l lid I Lll6 iDSUrdflCfi v0«|
iln'v Johnson, Solicitor, ordered, that sition to tax him and his people two of the larger boys to catch
than half a billion of
life pensions to all veterans
years old, who served in the
over fifty Johnson, Solicitor, ordered, that sition to tax him and his people two of t U v.^ 6 ^ vn rjTr
who served in the Union the defendant, S. E. S. McCown, as he would look upoi a law of them. They were soon caught; Or iiJSxJl lOfta.
THURSDAY, MARCH 27,1890.
Editorial .Notes.
J. A. Ellerbe has been appointed
postmastrr at Cash's depot.
There are indications of another
overflow of the Ohio and Mississippi.
Mr. John L. Barringer lias been
chosen Democratic nominee for the
fourth warden of Florence.
A lodge of the colored Knights of
Pythias will soon be organized in
Charleston.
Attorney General Earle says that be
is not a candidate for further office,
but desires to retire to private life.
Two boys carelessly set tire to a
prairie in Kansas, on Monday, and
damage was done to property to the
extent of about $300,000.
M. J. Cheatham, white, was hang
ed at Greenville, Mississippi, on Wed
nesday of last week, for the murder
of John Tillman, colored, on July 10,
last.
The Edgefield Chronicle, one of B.
R. Tillman's home pajiers, is strongly
opposed to the March convention and
to Tillman’s nomination for Governor.
Tom Meiter, one of the negroes im
plicated in the recent race riot at
Jesup, Georgia, has been found guilty
of murder and is sentenced to the
penitentiary for life.
Labouehere, the great English radi
cal, moved in the House of Commons,
on Friday, the atiolition of the House
of Lords. Of course, the motion was
defeated. The vote stood 201 to 130.
Francis H. Hiuith, a general of the
Confederate Army and for many years
the Superiqjkftndent of the Virginia
Military Institute, died at Lexington,
Virginia, on Friday.
Ja^on Summers, a elerk in a bar
room, at Newberry, shot and killed J.
W. Fant, one of his customers, on
Monday. Both parties are white and
the killing was done during a quarrel.
The Steamer Ethel Gwendoline
floundered off the coast of Ireland, on
Saturday, and seven of the crew were
drowned. The Steamer Virent has
alio been wrecked and fifteen men
were drowned.
The latest sensation in monied cir
cles is that Northern capitalists are
about to purchase the town of Ham
burg, Aiken County, and will erect
there handsome residences for men
retired from business.
Fire broke uut in the suburbs of
Jacksonville, Florida, on Thursday
morning. Seventeen blocks of houses
were destroyed. The loss is placed at
$142,0C0, with a total insurance of
$41,100.
B. F. Culberson, who was retained
by a United States Judge in Alabama,
has been turned over to the South
Carolina authorities. He is now held
In Anderson on the charge of disposing
of mortgaged property.
The Alleghany and Monongahela
Rivers have risen very much, causing
a destructive flood atPittsbUrg and in
the vicinity. Mills and factories have
ceased operation and the residences
are surrounded by water.
At the sale of the late Abraham
Hayward's famous collection of auto
graphs, etc., in London on Friday last,
the original draft, with autographic
corrections, of Gen. Lee’s last address
to the Confederate army was knocked
down for $05.
The second primary held in Colum
bia on Thursday for the Democratic
nomination for Mayor of that city re
sulted in the selection of Col. F. W.
McMaster by a majority of fifty-seven
The vote was, for MeM
Rhett 658.
In a postal vote for first and second
choice for Governor, as canvassed by
the News and Courier, John C. 8hep-
■ “ “ill-
said
run ot the
fiard leads with 90 votes; B. K. Ti
man is second with 64 and Johnson
Hagood third with 58 votes. B. W.
Edwards received 14 votes as first
choice and 15 as second choice. W. C.
Coker received 11 votes as first choice Nuisance within twent
and 15 as second. No votes were cast i hereafter that the
by citizens of Darlington County. a ?-Y® nereaiter, mat me
of the County do go upon the
DALINbTON’S I’LaCK1N THE FAR- premises in question, taking
MESS’ STATE CON YEN HON. with him such assistance as he
abate the said Nuisance bv let- rein and bis hogs with cholera, lowing morning they were ac
ting oflf all of the water of said j Every pretence of a home market companied by their maternal
pond to the natural run of the, for the farmer is a fraud and parent, who saw that they were
stream, composing or forming every pretence of taxing wheat, safely escorted to the school
said pond forthwith and leaving oats and potatoes for his benefit house.
said stream unobstructed, and, is a cheat and a sham. It is a ^ —■
that, if she fail so to abate said i notorious and self evident truth OBflingtOil COIMty 1111181106
five | that the tariff, as it now stands,
eriff increases the farmers’
YVill hold its regular Quarterly Meet-
expense ing on Friday, April 4th, at ll o’clock
account from 35 to 100 per cent A M. The Secretaries of the Sub-Al-
on every implement with which liancee will please send me their
he toils. I do not see how Quarterly Reports bv Monday, 31st of
~ , may find necessary, and that he the hand of a farmer can hold a mT. 07 wuof ‘ n V f a
in the Court do / at the e xpiratibi of said pe- Republican ticket at the next
on Monday, r iod of twenty-five days here- Presidential election. In the Mggtillg Of tllB D6IT10Cr8tiC El"
convention, which pond to the natural stream mak- lands of the United States have BCUtlVB COfWflittBB.
mg said pond, and that he do decreased in value at least 33 per There will be a meeting of the
leave said stream unobstructed, cent. Democratic County Executive
Ordered further that the sen-; The Republicans of the House Committee in the Court House
Ways and Means committee 1 on the first Monday in May, at 12
tariff bill, o’clock. Business of importance.
ctr.nnr.+k'.r n.rUV, ^ |JI J1CI 00.11*7.1, UO V1K7 : O.I1U C» 111V/C IIICDB lb IS. It iS
s v inpatn\ itn the lilst ii«fpnrlRnt, fails to ! claimed that it will make a re-*
duction of $60,000,000 per annum
in tjie revenues of the Govern
ment, and that one half of it will
come off of sugar. Republicans
Fourteen .men
House assembled,
elected eight delegates to the after, turn off the water of said last 25 years the improved farm
farmers
meets in Columbia to-day. True
there were a few others present
at the meeting, but they did not tence as to the defendant Harri-
indicate by their votes that they 80n 8 - McCown be sealed up, to j have finished their
be pronounced hereafter, as the and a nice mess it is.
were in sympathy with the named def e nd ant fails to ! claimed that it will make
movement. ’ Now, the question answer when called,
uaturaily arises, whom do these I. D. Witherspoon,
delegates represent ? Those who w , Presiding Judge.
were most heartily in favor of at< i 21> ' <ti
the movement disclaimed, at the The Mareh Convention,
meeting, any idea that such a Editor Darlington News :
lusiness of importar
J. W. BEASLEY,
Chairman.
Mch 27, ’90—It
For Sale.
. . That two-Btory frame building aitu-
are kicking like steers and open- ftted on the northeast side of the Pub-
ly saying that they will not sup- lic Square, now occupied by Dargan
■ bill, and it is nWn/v & Thompson aa law officen. For term*
port the
small body of men could elect I had^been informed that our plain that
■M BeasU
ill, and it
the bill
cannot
delegates to represent the farm-' friend Beasley did not approve i passed by the House unless it is
ersof Darlington Count}- as a of the March Convention and in- made a caucus measure, and
whole.
even then its fate will be doubt- !
ful. ■
every
some
w . ,, .ferred that he did not, or could
Y\ ell do they represent endorse the Shell manifesto,
the fanners’ movement, so-call- I had congratulated him on the sections are coming on
ed, in Darlington County? -'f stand he had taken and later the train to protest against
thev do the fact that such a 8 * a * e Democratic Executive! portions of the bill,
tney ao, tne tact tliat sucb a CommiUee hag taken a decided The world’s Fair bill has been
very small number lesponded to gtand in re f erence to the matter, reported to the House. It prq-
the call shows that the farmers’ Havingthe above to guide me. vides for the dedication of the
movement is in a weak and help- I certainly expected friend Beas- buildings on April 30,1892, but
less condition in this County ley, as chairman of the Demo
and, in fact, is
into nothing, with
RICHARD A. McCURDY, President.
EDW. L GERNAND, Gen. Agent.
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
The Oldest, Largest, Strongest and the
Best Company in the World.
Cash Resources Over One Hundred
and Thirty Millions of Dollars.
— THIS -
Great Corporation
Has earned for and paid out to
its policy holders in t ash
profits in twenty-one
; years the enormous sum of
$73,000,000,
WHICH IS NEARLY
Eleven Millions of
DOLLARS
More than the combined returns
attained by the next two
leading companies
LINDSAY & LATTA, Agts
nr-* c n I ®' or t ^ ie Counties of Darlington,
rlOrfinCB St., Uarlington, S. u. Florence, Chesterfield, Chester
FACTS,
FIGURES,
apply to
HENRY M. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent,
Darlington, S. C.
March 27, ’90-tf
men ns rate wm ue aouot-: TT'PYT'nTT’’ T T r*T 7T"TTT
Delegations from various Xi L. N.K 1 M. bMi 1 H,
na u.rf» /»rkrr»inor nn nva-rv i ’
Real Estate Agent,
Facts.
Fact*.
Facts.
Facts.
It is a fact that we have in stock anything
yon want.
It is a fact that we have first-class goods at
low prices.
It is a fact we take pleasure in showing our
goods
Come and see ms at our new store and
our figures speak for themselves.
let
Figures.
Figures.
Figures.
Figures.
FACTS,
FIGURES,
Respectfully,
Edwards, Nor meat & Co.
November 28, 1889.
Special attention paid to the buying'
a si ‘
leaves the date of the opening . . _
about to Vanish ^ and a. the leader of of the exposition to he namea ° , T '^ ,
i i( the Democracy of our county, hereafter. It is probable that ^ pail to all business entrust-:
only a cor-: lead us right, and my high an amendment naming 1893 as eft to me.
poral’s guard” to attend its de- hopes have all been nipped in the time, will be adopted by the March 27.1890-iy
and York,
Feb. 27,
Yorkville, S. C.
1890.
raise.
We hope that the dele
gates held a meeting before
going to Columbia, and decided
as to whom they do represent and
will state plainly in the conven
tion, who have invested
with the right to speak and vote
as their representatives. It
should be published to the world
the bud and our friend, Wesley,
has taken 4 ‘the wrong end
House.
Another Democrat-Mr. Comp-! Cft I >t Paul Whipple’s white Stallion,
of the stick” again. I am sorry ton, of Maryland—has been put ‘*S2L\LUi£/*'
that he was not “consulted” by; out of the House to make room
the powers that appear to be. j for a Republican. It was sta-
I would not trespass on your ted that qiAte-a number of Re
columns, if it were not for the publicans would vote with the
them P ur P 08e °f relieving the minds Democrats in this case, but they
of those who may feel “insult- did nothing of the kind,
ed” at any warning I gave them. i, ,
I assure tnem I intended no in
sult either to their “intelligence:
or patriotism.” lam proud to'
Hothing Succeeds
Like Success!
•s*
IsTOR^AEI^TT,
FIRE
ALLIANCE NOTES.
HART8VILLE, No. 187.
The following were elected
The reason RAD-!
i AM’S microbe:
KILLER is the most
wonderful medicine,
is because it has nev
er failed in any in-
,stance, no matter
what the disease,
from LEPROSY to
the simplest disease
known to the human
that they do not represent the. . , _ . - . .
farmers of Darlington Comity ® e ; I smce 1 !
as a whole. When the roll of the State Democratic Executive Je^gates t° represent this Alh-
the convention is called by coun- Committee. I certainly feel no ance at the meeting of the Coun
ties let them rise and expla'in fear if the matter were left en-
tliat they are not entitled to be tirely with those
considered a delegation repre- iVbVVm'npany Sometimes'and Outlaw, N. K _
senting Darlington County, but ^ I thought a little warning might jlrP. 11 ’ Thomas and J. L.
merely a delegation to represent do good. Our friend says that i
the few who sent them there.
m. The scientific men of to-da;
Will stand the Spring Season, at Mo-
Cullough, Blackwell & Co’s. Stables.
March 27, ’<J0~tf
syste:
claim and prove that every disease
CAUSED BY MICROBES,
2
AND—
x ixr s tt n.ixr o es
A.OE2JTT-
RKPRESENTS TEN OF THE LARGEST AND OLDEST COMPA
nies in t;be WORLD.
lusnies all classes of |>ro|iert.v, incmdiiig Gin Honses, in anv ’psua ol
the County. Office over DARLINGTON NEWS boildiug.
Decernmher 0, 1888.
Dargan & Lide.
Book-Seller:
Alliance on Friday, April
who did their } Pf • McL. McFarland, E. D.
good men get >y r, ^ h . t i A - L - Morris.
VBtBrinary Surgery.
’f"™' -OENJAMIN McINNES, JR., M. R.
J V, /r - ; ^ C. \ r . S., Veterinary Surgeon, of
. Gib- Charleston, S. C., will (D. V.) visit
Darlington the second week in April,
and will be found at McCullough,
Blackwell & Co.’s. March 20-3t.
The course they should pur
sue is very apparent and we
look to this delegation to make
all the explanations necessary.
THE KARIKHS’ CONVENTION.
The Farmers’ State Conven-
Peter Bowles
faster 715, for
Until next fall this,
“tlie men who will compose that -ABia 1 * 00 will meet once a month, I
convention remember as well and namely on the first Saturday in
fought as bravely as friend Can- the month at 3 p. m.
non, &c.” As this remark is —■■■■- .
made rather sneeringly I notice „ IV nv i
it, and, in reply, wodM say that C, ' YDK I , 0 i teit8
I have never gone around brag- —Some of our boys are catch- Darlington.
ging on what I did in ’76, ’78 or ing fish right along with nets — „ t>T -
’80. I only, with others, tried and traps. | iliAwIT ijliFlnfl
Radam's Microbe Killer
i
j Exterminates the Microbes and drives
: them out of the system, and when that
I is done you cannot have an ache or
! pain. No matter what the disease,
whether a simple case of Malaria Fe
ver or a combination of diseases, we
cure them all at the same time, as we
! treat all diseases constitutionally.
Sign
the
of 1
A convention of the Southern rep
resentatives of the Farmers’Alliance
was held in Atlanta last week. Presi-
T 'h sta<> K hou *f ^presented j ture inasmuch us there is great
South Carolina. Reports were made! ,. . ... s
from all the Southern States showing diversity Of opinion among its
gr^SM^U 0 ' "" or '’'' , ' : -“".ben. It will be a heteroge
Clerkship, to tk. United Stole, gov "«’“ 8 K“‘heri,lgof a muHiplicity
erument service are distributed among, of ideas. All classes of farmers
!ton H ' , Suth wil1 , be reprerented. The ex-
very few appointments and almost tremist will be there, ready to
any citizen of the State, who passes do the bidding of "illman and
tion meets in Columbia to-day I s^tteS; T W ^ *!">' “<}
and there is much speculation as w j t k no “gickeninc” feelimr rain on 8a ‘' ur< iay» ^vhich will
to what will be done. It will be Suppose we compare notes as to P u t s . om ® 0l *r new ground to
a convention of an unusual na-1 ou 1 * whereabouts in ’76, ’78, and oa in ^ 0 ^ S-
E. W. Cannon. —We notice that Mr. J. J.
TkQES first-class House and
Painting; Kalsomine Work a Asthma, Consumption, Catarrh, Bron
chitis, Rheumatism, Kidney and
Liver Disease, Chills and Fever, Fe
male Troubles, in all its forms, and,
in fact, every Disease known to the
Human System.
Statiw,
DARLINGTON, S. G.
Office of thk Mayor, )
Darlington, S. C., March 20, ’90.) _ , _ , . ... ,
Notice is hereby given that the BBWSfB flf FfBUdlllBIlt IHlil&tiOIIS!
SHtormSu'Scil.TaSbK to,: .See that our Trade-Mark (tome
undersigned at his offie i on or before
All
as
the civil service examination, can now
get an appointment.
Shell, even to n-
“cut and dr a
80. Tj. —vyo nonet) mat mr. J. d. cmieu ior uy v^ouuen, payaoie io me ; a)oove i aDDear8 on j n „
Smith, of Ashland, has erected at , hi ? or A ,{ )efore Sendforbook, “History of the Mi-
The Experimental Station Tax. a neat and commodious barn w^ 0 °Lv 1 CToh9 Killer,” given away at
Editor Darlington News : and stalls. He has also a neat fi^d will besubj^ctedto the usual pen- GARNER’S DRUG 8TORE,
The letters of H. Lide Law, bel . fre >' aad .f ^ od Q far /P . a,t ?' B Y o^ofthe Council^ u j an 23. isoo
W. M. Huggins, and J. E. Ward, hWm g 1 J 1 .g m Mr. Smith is an
Board of Oohnty Commissioners energetic man and a good far-
herewith handbd you for publi! | merand d looks like business m
ration will ahow that the state- a cotton lands round h,s l da(>e -
Having recently Pnchased ihe interest ot Henry T. Thomp
son in the
^ BOOK STOKE ^
They purpose conducting an establishment that will be a credit to
Darlington County at the stand next door to Dr. Boyd’s
Drug Store.
S. S. BURCH, Clerk.
March 20, '90—41
MILLINERY. '
--
For RBnt
The town of Bluffton, Alabama, will
make the munificent gift of $600,000 to thrnstino
the Methodist Episcopal Church, * ■
South, to have the educational Instl- whether they
ninating the
ticket and
upon the people,
want it or not. 1
^uthlimd k>c*^ted h tlienp Vef l^i8 0 said Those who are not willing to go
that the main building of the institn- the length that the leaders of’
.Ion toon. »ill root ♦I.MO.OOO. tho m0Temen t would carry them
A toTaf^trnrat Sf i iin(1 are aomtoations,
Missouri, die<l suddenly, of heart fail- but think that the convention
Crook^was a*gaUant*'so 1 dier*1 n the' late ! < an do no harmand that it would
war a^id since that struggle had be well for the farmers to meet
to x.x x x-x-x x x x_x x x That desirable store on the north-
cation, will show that the state- j cullL “ u 1S 11 UIUl 1118 P IUX ^ A east . Bil I® Of the Public Square known
ment reflecting upon us and said —Our irifted and nonular 0 , as the Hewitt stand, now occupied by
F 0ard M C ° n T ai w d vt 1 T art,C K e Y oun ? Pastor, Rev. ^V. A.! MISSL. M. SCHMID has open-; BeesiorTgiven immediately. Forterms
from Mr. J. W. Beasley, pub- Wright, who was recently mar- ®d a beautiful line of , apply to
fished at his request in your last ried to one of Hartsville’s fairest SPRING and SUMMER T HARGAN & THOMPSON,
issue, is utterly false and with- j and xnost accomplished young • r • J an so.w—tf
A fall line of Stationery and School-
Books always on hand.
out foundation.
Boyd & Brown.
day, will be represented. And,
still a third claSs will be in the
convention, those who are bit-
whole
achieved much success as ah Indian
fighter in the far West.
Jake Kilrain, the pugilist, has re
tarded to Mississipp i and will serve
his sentence of two months' imprison
ment in jail. It will be remembered
that he was convicted for engaging i terly opposed to the
last summer in a prize fight with John ! , e .
L. Sullivan, who was also onvicted, scheme of tho so-called reform-
but has been granted a new trial. ers and hope that, by their at-
The storm on Saturday was general! tendance, they may relieve the
throughout the State. Several per-1 from tho
sons were killed and much damage was 3iaie Trom tne rnacn,na tlons of
done to property. The storm was those, who, prompted by self-
kilw 1 ".. thSTuS!' 1 Tile art*limieavoring to raise
bridge of the Spartanburg, Union and themselves into office and power.
Columbia Railroad over the Broad vxr rp.,, ,
River was swept away. We believe that Tillman and
^ A , Shell will have a very small co-
Miss Jesse White, a nineteeu-year- x .
old young lady of Joliet, Illinois, com-:^ ene followers. The
uitted suicide on Wednesday
week. It is believed that
ladies, has just returned from a Millinery,
tour of ten days. He spent sev- Flowers, Ribbons, and Laces of
eral days with his uncle, Dr. A. a n baby bonnets, &c.;
Cypress, S.C., Mch. 21,’90. A. Sylvester, of Columbia, vis- Hats just received from New
Messrs. Boyd & Brown, Darling- ltia K the various places of inter- York. The public, and the la-1
inn <? C • est there, and he speaks in glow-1 d i es especially, are invited to
ion, a. c.. m g terms of his delightful trav- ca n
Dear Sirs : el. He has now gone to house- March 20 ’90 3m
, Yours of the 18th inst., to | keeping near Darlington, in the — 1 1—
and discuss the questions of the hand. In reply will say that I pretty parsonage fitted up by Dpcirahlo Rtiriai I ntc
don’t think that you hare ever the people of his charge. Bro. ucanauiE DUiidi LUO
advised our board, neither have Wright preached an interesting For sale by the Grove Hill Cemetery
we sought advice from you in and highly instructive sermon SlSKRON( c> B . E nwards,
regard to signing the check or trom Matthew 16-26 last Sunday. President. Secretary. I
the payment of the Experiment- i Bro. Wright is one of theorising Nov. 28-tf.
For RBnt.
A desirable residence three-fourths
of a mile from the Public Square,
containing seven rooms. Good garden
and orchard on the premises. For
particufars apply to
Jan. 16-tf. MRS. WARLEY.
al Station tax.
Yours truly,
W. M Huggins.
Hartsville, S. C., 1
March 20, 1890. /
Messrs. Boyd & Brown, Darling
ton, 8. C.:
Gentlemen :
young men of the South Caroli-1
na Conference, and we bespeak Notice.
for him a bnght future, and Alter thi. date all pertoa, flehto,,,
Wish him all happiness and hunting or trapping on my land, on
much success in his new depart-1 Lowther’s Lake, without permission,
xire will be vigorously prosecuted.
W. C. ERVIN.
Ft , b 0j t 9() _O m
Notice to Trespassers.
All persons are hereby warned
against trespassing on mv premises,
known as the E. B. Brunson place,
situated about a mile to the north of
the town of Darlington. The fence re
cently erected is a “dead lino,” and all
who cross it as trespassers will be pros
ecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Feb. 18, ’90-9t. J. C. BLACKWELL.
Law Blanks in great variety.
This is the place to buy your ledgers and blank books of all ki*d
at the lowest market prices.
For Sale.
A LARGE LINE .OF HANDSOME BOOKS SUITABLE
FOR PRESENTS.
OATS
E. Munn,
. Your favor of the 18th inst.,
J ud &* just to hand. In reply would
the young! ment ‘ H ^ soun d say that neither I nor the Board
aaihe’resuh *of to be influenced by the v a gue County Commissioners have
of persecutions at the ravings of the selfish egotist and R0U & ht advice from v
k!YLULLT. 1 / tv,of ; have we been advised b;
lady was demented,
a long series
hands of an anonymous
oa* letter writer who had been annoy- we feel sure that the
rematoed > umbseovere*l’. Bnd Wh ° ^ ^ of to-day’s convention will
The Blair Educational Bill, which sh . ow that our confidence is not of the money levied and collect-
proposes to appropriate $70,000,000 misplaced. We believe in the ©d f°i* the Experimental Station
from the National Treasury for cdu- nm i w m 1... aa nu, Hoping that this will
Y sd *' , ^ i " 0,e :^" P . j «L . 8 ? d Ydl8ap ’ satisfactory, I am
United States Senate, on Thursday, pointed if they pm their faith to Vorv trnlv vmirs
by a rote of 87 to 81. Senator Hamp-! L,.,, a . „ V, . . „ V ery trul T
ton voted for the bill. Senator But- Tillman, Shell & Co., for of all the
lerwae absent and paired; had he 1 rings, ever conceived of in this
been present he would have voted
—Mr. T. E. Munn, who has
been in business with Mr. R. S.
Galloway,
iast, is now at this
place attending school.
MONET TO LOAN
On Improved farm lands, in sums of
I-ioans repayable
of Bishopville, for $300 and upwards,
some time past, is now at this ln 8mal, 1 aaaaal instalments, thrpugh
dine- school a period of 5 years, thus enabling ths
uiiiK M iiooi. borrower to pay off his indebtednese
without exhausting his crop in any
one year. No liens taken on crops or
at
—There was no preaching
. ..to. axv*to.. «vx. oy you in Wesley Chapel on last Sunday, personal property. Apply to
proc eed- an y ma nner, relative to the sign- owing to the absence of the pas- WARD & WOODS, Att’
ing of the check or the payment tor who was attending the Quar-1 ~ - — - Darlington,
t^rly Meeting at Bethel.
Two (2) large Safes in good, order
and very roomy, made by Mosler, Bah-
man & Co. 2 Mill Saws, 42x44 inches;
I Second-hand Engine, about 25 horse
power. Call soon and get a bargain.
B. A. EARLY.
Early's X Cross, Feb. 6, ’90—tf
Final Notice.
prove
Oct. 3, ’89—6m.
C.
—We experienced quite a
storm on last Saturday after
noon
For Sale.'
A valuable lot and building on the
' Representatives on ugricul-
sred a favorable report on the
National I leaders of this movement is most
unpalatable to us.
he would
against the bill.
The committee of the
House of Re;
rure orde
Conger bill definlning and taxing
compound lard, with some amend
ments. The report was not unani-
inous, and several members of the
committee will probably make a mi- the sentence
norlty report. The committee decid
ed to print numerous protests against
the bin, with the arguments that had
been submitted.
; State, the ring formed by the of the foregoing statement.
although the wind com- £ u *> ,ic Square of the Town of Dar
menced to blow rather slowly at ‘"^dargan"* T^OM^N
_ . „ s , first it soon mcreased with such
I fully endorse the correctness fury and violence that for a few
H. Lide Law.
March 22, ’90.
J. E. Ward.
The State
Committee has
of
It warns the people
Hons In the party, as the
party, feeling the
Executive
address
Carolina,
issen-
Jlican
of its grasp)
•heNi.,.
i to the I
The McCown Mill Pond Case
We give below the full text of
passed at tho re
cent Court in the McCown mill
pond case;
Washington Letter,
[From Our Regular Correspondent.]
Washington, D. C., Mareh 20, 1890.
Senator Voorhees in a rattling
speech on a resolution offei
THE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA| dep^ion’of'’tho
county or baruxgtox. the Republican idol-protoction
Court of Sessions. a terrible drubbing. He said
The State vs. 8. E. S. McCown 1 a P rot ®® tive tariff is a curse and
and Harrison 8. McCown. 1 not a bl
Convicted at June Term 1889,
for maintaining a Nuisa nce,
the
minutes up-rooted trees, limbs,
and fences, were falling in every
| direction. Part of the nouse of
(Mr. William Stuart, who lives a
I few miles below here, was blown
1 down. We hear of considerable
damage having been done in i
: several instances, the storm al : I
) most taking the form of a cy
clone.
March 13, 1890.
Attorneys at Law,
lington, S. C.
Dari
W. B. McGIRT, D. D. S.
Offers his professional services to
the people of Darlington and vicinity.
Office over the store of Edwards, Nor-
ment & Co.
Jan 19, '90—ly
Notice is hereby given that I will
file my Final Account as Administra
tor of the Estate of Geo. W. Hoover,
in the office of the Judge of Probate
for Darlington County, on the 4th day j
of April next, and will apply for Let
ters Dismissory.
J. R. TEMPLE, Adm’r.
March 4, ’90—4t
Cows for Sale.
For Sale—Six (6) fine milch cows.
Apply to
W. F. DARGAN,
Feb. 13, '90. Darlington, S. C.
Any book not in stock will be ordered out on a few day’s notice at
catalogue prices.
Everything You Want in the
Stationery Line,
O-AJST BE BOTTOBCT _A_T
THE DARLINGTON BOOK STORE.
DARGAN & LIDE, Proprietors.
January 16, 1890.
We
stand.
& A. ,
ik&s pilfer
•• • iSf. -fCT s- xS* Vf, *25f£ *
lessing. “The farmers”
he continued, “pf the United
States do not receive on an
average more than tea cento a
bushel for their com, fifty emits
for their wheat and from two to
three cento a po^rad for their
Wanted,
10,000 Cotton
Meal Sacks!
Seed
. —Two small boys, who are
going to school here, for some The Darlington Ginning, Milling,
cause took a notion last week Fertilizer and Warehouse Company
they would play truant fora few desire to purchase 10,000 Cotton Seed
After leaving home ev- ^S
ery morning they would hide oeived their cottton seed meal, and de-
their books in the woods and
then proceed to have a good
time. This continued for sever
al days without the knowledge
of their parents. But finally
v i
liver them at
where
them.
pany’s Ware-
they will hepaid for
c. s. McCullough,
Pres. D., G., M., F *W.Co.
18, ’00.
Burial Coses aod Caskets.
keep constantly on hand at <|ur
cuxuu. In Society Hill, Burial Cases
and Caskets, beautifully upholstered
and ornamented; and we sell them at
lower prices than elsewhere ! 1!
HENRY C. BURN.
Feb. 20-3m.
Alice long Staple Cettee Seed
For Sale,
At Seventy-five Cents per Bushel.
A liberal discount in large lots. It
makes as much lint per acre as any
other cotton, and sells for $15 per bale
higher than Short Staple Cotton.
ALSO
10,000 Stalks of Sugar Cane, for plant
ing ; makes 250 to 800 gallons of molas
ses per acre.
B. A. EARLY.
Early’s X Roads, Feb. 6, ’90—tf
E3. -A.. SMITH
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Darlington, - • - S. C.
Parlors over Garner’s New Drag
Store where tbs citizens of Darlington
County are now respectfully invited
to call and examine my pictures. The
very best of work guaranteed.
Oct. 17, ’«Myr.
ter If you don’t like the
WATCH
^ ou have, trade it off for anoth
er at
Mason's Jewelry Store.
Key and Stem Winding Railroad
Watches of All Kinds on hand.
Feb. so, 1800.
CLOSING OUT SALE
T INTEND retiring permanently
from business and propose to sell
IMTST
STOCK at -COST.
These sales will be made
EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK
except Saturdays, when the
goods will be sold at
AUCTION.
Come one, come all and secure
bargains while you can.
C. BELLINGER.
Feb. 20,1890—6t
Wantod
ISO G1SESE! Apply at Enter-
paWfortKS^-
March 1$, im-Ltt
m\
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