Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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“Well m swor if hit while sitting, with his youn^ his arms, one nighf hits residence. The khot came the darkness without. Jeffries was rens.” always suspected of having been iiu- Jf. 8. one'MUn 11 died in tK 'and! haint nearly skeared me to death. THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1890.!® nf^j on hideathVi that he had I thot hit war one ©'them shoot- been hired by Jeffries to kill White ing things what busts and kills twenty-five years ago. Accordingly you know. Hit gin me a Jeffries was arrested _o„ Thursday. < back '^er.’ » ■ISP, 8 “ •h ei- Kditorial Notes. Forest fires have l>een very destruc- The son, who was in White's arms at tive in Williumsburg County this the time of the killing worked up the spring. Three miners were suffocated by £ in the mine, near IjH. Salle, Illinois, Sunday The report that the Alliance would put out a full ticket in Union County this fall is denied There will be a grand reunion of all ex-Confederates at Chattanooga, on January 3, 4 and 5 next. The delegates to the Pan-American Congress will not visit the South, as they at one time expected to do. It is estimated that the number of drams taken in England, in 1888, reached 345,000,000 and, in 1880. 295,- 0)0,000. The British steamer, Euclid, has l»een sunk at sea in collision with an other steamer. The captain and thir teen of her crew were drowned. William E. Jackson, an Augusta lawyer, has invented a machine for making cotton bagging out of cotton (talks. Subscriptions are needed for the “Davis land Company,*’ which plan has been adopted for the relief of Jef ferson Davis’family. The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, will meet in Mt Louis on May 10. That city is making extensive prepa rations for giving the delegates a hear ty welcome. There will be some changes in South Carolina's Congressional delegation this f;Jl. Besides Mr. Dibble. Messrs. Cothran and Perry have announced fiat they will not no candidates for re-?lec ion. The- farmers of Georgia, with the assistance o| the Ladies’ Memorial Association of Charleston, have secur ed marble slabs to mark the graves of all the Confederate dead at Johnson's Island. B< n Elsey, who was liangcd at Bir mingham, Ala, on Friday, made a con fessipn in which he stated that he had murdered twenty-one iiersons. and had committed many robberies during the course of his career. Miss Winnie, daughter of the late Jefferson Davis, is engaged to Alfred Wilkinson, of Syracuse. New York. This gentleman's grandfather, Uev Samuel J. May, was a great abolition ist and a bitter enemy of Mr. Davis Four masked men attempted at night to whip an old man named Hoi laud, near Doniphan, Missouri, re rently, but the old man's plucky four teen-year-old son killed two o f the gang witli a shot gun. Indignant citizens of Ijexingtnn County have adopted resolutions con demning the action of the Governor in withholding from the public the affidavit, upon which he respited Wil lie Leapheart. Thomas Richardson, colored, who has been appointed postmaster at Port Gibson, Mississippi, has published a most insulting letter, in which he threatens the white jieople with Un- . eie Ham's bayonets, if they interfere with him. The Republicans stole the Presiden cy in 1876, bought the Presidency in 1888 and now they have stolen a State. By a strict party vote the two Repub licans, who claimed to lie Senators from Montana, were seated in the United States Senate, on Wednesday of last week. The farmers near Fayetteville, Ten nessee, have become so enraged at the freuuent occurrence of incendiary fires in tneir neighborhood, that on Sun day they lynched a negro, named Ja cobs, who had tieen arrested on sus picion of having 1>een implicated in these outrages. President E. T. Stackhouse, of the State Farmers’ Alliance, has written a letter to Mr. M. J. Pate, of Barn well. who is a member of the Alliance. In the letter, President Stackhouse clearly defines the objects of the Alli ance, and declares that there should he no politics in the order. The Republican members of the ways and means committee of the fed eral House of Representatives, on Wednesday, of last week, reported a tariff hill, which raises the taxes on many things, while it reduces the rev- • euucs. The Democratic members of the committee presented a strong pro test against the injustice of the bill. A meeting of the board of trustees of the Clemson College was held at .Pendletonon Thursday. It was de cided to begin work on the buildings immediately. The lalmratory and experimental station will tie erected , . first The adoption of by-laws and ' curriculum was postponed to the next *' meeting. Major T. W. Woodward, of Fair- field, has declined to make a speech in reply to Tillman at Ridgeway in that county, on May 8, because the meeting will be held under the auspi ces of the Alliance. Major Woodward ) case. The affair has caused nine | eiteineut. * I — F1I0M SUCH HYPOCRISY ness against Jeffries and just before; S. “My dear man, jouaresore- the latter’s trial White was murdered 1 jy mif*&&keu ; that was not a ht at the window L”’ bomb-shell it was only the name rom of Mr. G. W. Shell, of Lau- CAUNIVAL DAY IN CUBA. sheriffs sales. MANNER OF FEAST MAKING IN THE QUEEN OF THE ANTILLES. a ■ lianelng L'atil Browl Daylight, Kren aa a •■adajr—Havaua Ucaatiea Far lafariur la Oaad Look* to Thotr American Slu ter*—Ooc Pelt Mall Rush. VS. GEO. voted against nominations, you su know ; they didn’t wish to fright- Carnival day in Cuba is a great event. The Darlington delegation ami the holiday season H the United States is tame in comparison with it. It celebrated a. a sort of church festival. _ seemed strange in this Catholic coun- en y 0 ,V' • a <T!rv» try to awaken Sunday mOTning and find HKLIM'.H : N.b. "\e8, indeed anu^ Im the whole city on the qui rive of expec- rejoiced to know it’—‘all honor ta ^ on an< j of busy preparation for a , . • to them.”’ carnival The day was beautiful, the me time ago, we nau occa g “Well, why didn’t you heat of a tropical suu being tempered to remark that the Charles- j coll)e out aud help them ‘SUS-' by a fresh breeze, and the weather not World in its efforts to tain the honor of our dear old ; uncomfortable until midday. The stores They only needed a few 0 pe n . tho cafe8 were swarming more vo|es si ton )VorUl in “whoop up” the March conven-' State’ tion was catching at every straw that came within its reach: now wo are compelled to remark that this journal, in its efforts to “boom” Tillman, is descend ing to base misrepresentations. For example, it says : “But it is for The Darlington News that we have the deepest sympathy. On its hack paj tell mpb , that gallant paper belabors Till- Democratic party and the farm- masks. Tho man, while on its front page it ers’ did you in open earn; seems to he belaboring itself for N. S. “Yes, that war the side.” j ,a J[ u11 ® Temi N. S. “Wal now, to the truth, ‘that Shell’ me so, I run up this tree afore I knowed hit. and then my coun ty paper said, ‘not dictatorially, ‘that hit would be best to let them ‘nominate Tillman and fill in the rest of the ticket with men of his ilk.’ ” S. “So you wanted him nom inated, after all, to benefit ‘the were open, tho with people, ard there was an air of general enjoyment all over the place. A , - 0l J little after 4 o’clock in the afternoon skeared w . or J WM paaaed that the procession was coming, and, occupying a seat overlook ing the beautiful plaza, wo remained for three hours watching the merry maker* Xi they passed. All classes and condi- ; ions mingled in tho parading throng; men. women and children, the high and low, the rich and poor, all seemed equally intent upon having sport. There was no particular attempt at masquer ade. A few ladies wore dominoes and great hulk of women sat carriages, bonneUessand dressed evening attire. *> doing.” | S. “So it is you and not the j Z This is absolutely false. I he I ickeus delegation, who haNe four-in-hand, owned bj a rich World is well awareof it, and is, violated a sacred trust, and are< planter; a carriage ^eating two, which ,, r , , .. . . responsible for this outrage on coaid be hired for the occasion for a therefore, guilt}’ of a malicious the fair nanwof South Carolina.’ couple of dollars; a magnificent tandem; misrepresentation. “On its back N. S. “Wal now I do declar, a splendid horse hitched singly to anele- page,” The News published an since you come to put hit that f^ 111 wriage, all resembling thabetter 1 * .. i •* a (r, o nry cljitM of turnouts you have in the United editorial not at all favorable to wa y 1°°^ 80 t0 a man U P States, and horses, harness and vehicles Tillman and, “on itsfront page,” | a t J e ^; W aii now vnu have own- a11 coluing f r“ m lhere ’ ..... ... , , j 8. VVeil now,} ou nave own y| te Stanish women are said published fi o't/cr/i oim LtoiifG , ^p ]j k g ^ juau, come out from iipautiful. I fail to see it when in which the course of The News l>ehind that tree or the farmers compared with Americau women criticized. The Darling- may think you are a coward, d may laugh at you, as one of W. K RYAN & SON, BASS. Judgment for Foreclosure. Pursuant to an order of Court made in the above stated action, I will sell at Darlington, in front of the Court House, on the first Monday in May next, or the Tuesday thereafter: AH that tract of laud situate in the County of Darlington and State afore said containing One Hundred acres, more or less, and bounded aa follows, to-wit; North by lands of Robert Odom; east by lands of the estate of M. J. F. Dargan; snath by lands of Pinkney King, at.a west by lands of E. W. Cannon. Terms of sale one third cash—bal ance on a credit of one and two years, credit portion to he secured by bond of purchaser with mortgage of the premises; interest from date of sale at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum. Purchaser to pay for paper*. W. P. COLE. 8. l). c. April 12,1800. G. J. McCOWN & BRO. vs. CHARLES JORDAN. Judgment for Foreclosure. Bursuant to an order ot Court made In the alcove stated action, I will sell at Darlington in front of the Court House, on the first Monday in May next, or the Tuesday thereafter: All that tract or parcel of land lying and being situate iu the Couuty of Darlington and State of South Caro lina, conta'ning thirty acres, more or less, and bounded north, south and west by lands of J. J. Ward, and east bv lands of Sidney Josey. Terms cash. W. P. COLE, s D C April 12. 18118 Darlington Manufactoring Com pany-Stockholders’ Meeting. el jsl. smith: PHOTOGRAPHER, w. Darlington, - - - S.C. Parlors over Garner's New Drug Store where the citizens of Darlington County are now respectfully invited to call and examine my pictures. The very best of work guaranteed. Oet. 17. ’89-1 yr. For Rent. A desirable residence three-fourths of a mile from the Public Square, containing seven rooms. Good garden and orchard on the premises. For particufarsapply to i Jan. HMf. MRS. WARLEY. 13 Hothing Succeed: Like Success! The reason RAD- AM’S MICROBE To the Frit WE OO^CE And offer to the OasIi Trade of 1890 KILLER is the most n i D/I IIIIQ beyond any competition in Dry Goods, Shoes, Hat* wonderful mwlioiu., BAIUlAMi) Millinery, Notions, Wood and Willow Ware Ti. is because it law nev-, „ -.vfe Cuttery, Totacco. Ac, Remember'thS ng every, that an> er failed in any in- i Ware. Silver and Table Cutlery, Tobacco, &c. Remember that I stance, no m a t t e r this great “Racket” System is sweeping the land, paralyzing what the disease, thing that borders on speculation. We are educators tnat are the^iiupicst disease! teaching the masses solid truths, and the true value of merchan- known to the human dise. We have enlarged our store, and carry a better and more system The scientific men of to-day complete Stock of all kinds of goods. So to all, who wish to get claim aud prove that every disease is | ^ f u ” '* ” ^ ^ Mg *— iA - ^‘ 1 the full worth of their cash, we invite them to call and see ug, Take no hear says, but come one and all. We give satisfaction or no trade. We carry imported goods in towels, table linens, & c ., and have buyers in Europe gathering Bargains in such goods. Qig Xj-A-CE! DEUP-A^TMESIsTT is filled to overflowing—lace bed sets $1.25 up ; pillow shams .'locti, ' Exterminates the Microbes aud drives up, lace curtains 3 x 3} yards $1 up : linen torchon, loom and hand- CAUSED BY MICROBES, — AND- Radam's Microbe Killer them out of thesystem, and when that! m ade, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5cts per yd ; valenseen, vail, point, oriental is done^ou^cann^ot ^have an ache^or w ^j an( j e ^ er j ast j n ^ j aceg ^ jet. up. White dress goods, foj pain. matter what the disease. whether a simple case of Malaria Ft- i heavy and shear plai laces, let. up. White dress goods, and plain, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and lOcts per yd- • X Alt * t *1 * i was ton News has taken a decided stand against Tillman, as it does not believe him to be the proper man for Governor, but it pro poses to deal fairly with the question, and its columns are open to any one who desires to express his views, whether they anc ‘upper ten,’ rather be a live coward dead oristocrat, any day. S. “Well, come now and look at the thing philosophically, you have caused the nomination of Ben Tillman and to be consist- ornot. It will always publish. e . n ^ 9V ou g^t to flop over and ... j r elect him. i ou are so quick on a criticism on its course, provid-; the run up a treej you WO uld be ed it be expressed in a polite! a good ‘suggestion’ to run on the tone. The World professes to Tillman ticket for Lieutenant do the same, but we doubt it 1 Governor. the ‘aristocracy,’ you know.’ ” N. 8. “You better say, ‘uper tree,’ but I kaint help ^bit ; I d typi sof beauty that were -unexceptiou- able. Yet after three hours’ gazing upon the IiItIi and low, the elite, middle class are slight of frame, with sallow com plexions aud covered beyond recognition ; with powder and paint. The effort of Spanish ladies seems to be to make their artificial adornments as conspicuous as possible. There were some seductive ver or a combination of diseases, we Hamburg and lace flouncing, l yd wide, 30ctsup. All widths of j The annual meeting of the Stock- cure tln-mall at the same time, us we embroideries, 2cts up. Linen lap robes, farcy stripes, 55cts Up.| I holders of the Darlington Manufac- treat all disease* constitutionally. } white counterpanes, 70ctS Up. 36 in. pretty carpets, IGfctsUp. id to U: " , ' 1 .1 n , „ n-t-rrh « rrn Vandyke and other lace collars, 4cts up. Ladies and gents’scarfi, . ! office of the! ompany, Thursday, May AstJima, Consumption, Oatarrn, tlron J i „;n, o n i ..n j they are j .oyq at 13 m. w.O. COKER, .... sateen and silk, 8 to 24cts. 9-4 all flax table cloths, 80cts., $1 ani in. They President. , ‘‘bitis, Rheumatism, Kidney tintl I $1.38 up. Brooms, buckets and baskets, 6, 9, 13, 15, 19, and 25cti. JAS. T. April V, BRISTOW, Secretary '90—8t Lver Disease, Chills and Fever, Fe- 1 a jTeatJbargain in men’s, boys’ wool and fur hats, ranging in pncaj now Comal and 25cti j ging f And no 1 Mortgagee’s Sale. than J9 By virtue of authority vested in me as assignee of a mortgage executed by William Gardner to John McSween, i ..., a. on the 3rd day of November 1885, to and common people, the percenta 0 es of one i lon dr«d and sixty dollars above) appear* on each jug. women that would strike the American eye aa omparing favorably with the with interest after maturity at the fresh, vigorous, natural womanly beauty ra te of tenpir cent, per annum on of Uncle Sam's daughters were exceed- said amount—there is now a balance ingly small. due, I will offer for sale, to pay said If there were hustle, gayety and revelry balance, on the first Monday in May among the leople of this Cuban metropo next, the same being saleeday, in , Us in the day time, what can be said of [r on 5 House door, at Dar- 1 .->tr*amof fas.uon, wealth and o(lan d Jying, being and sitiiated in that nungkil m tho procession, which ^ ie c oun ty of Darlington and State aforesaid and contains Twenty-two acres, more or less, and bounded as seriously. It is certainly unfair ai " 1 I’erplexod one who re- , . ‘ , , that 8 the pewter. JlSt tGH vere d the Sabbath. The night cannot be tor that papet to make such an fanners to give the word, Rod I described. None of those who partici-; follows, to-wit: On the north by the attack upon The News for, ow- like a shot out of a shovel I'm ^Ited in the para«la seemed to have gone Public Road dividing it from lands of ing to its more extended circula- ri g h } iato clu !i ™ m > , »°' ne »* n i« , » t - gas was lighted , and into the Mansion. Tell Ben it tlashed iqion a lieautiful scene of ladies east by lands or Minnie G. i .trier: on tion. many who saw tlie mistate- j ie ,jj mo in one or Mother, Lll dress driving about the plaza, or I t . h 5„ sout . h 1 b „-l ment w-ill not set* this article an( i jf he kaint find me, jist look which exposes the baseness of up a tree and he’ll find me thar. on tho first dav of November 1876, Send for book, “History of the Mi- crobe Killer.” given away at GARNER'S DRUG STORE, Darlington. 8- C- Jan 23, 1890 INSURE WITH THE Mutual Life Insurance Co., OF NEW iORi'. male Troubles, in all its forms, and,, from 38cts. up, with latest styles and all colors in fact, every Disease known to the ^ le ___ Ha™.,, 8yrt-». ‘dBlgT O-IXIA !” ~T~7 , . . , Just received 60 dozen men’s and boys’ straw hats in endle* Beware Of Fraudulent imitations! variety. We are going to make these goods a specialty, and mui See that out- Trade-Mark (same as | capture the trade of the town, prices from lOcts up. All the aboi goods are from 20 to 50 per cent, below regular prices. •Mi»« •i-i.-.i, I" I SCLr to the straiiis of music that issued from j sure.' I. Hurrah ! for More Anon ; hur rah ! hurrah !! Henry C. Burn. our contemporary. * We should suggest that, be fore the World undertakes to pose as an exponent of the sen- timentof the good people of Ovor ll.lu llillu.D i„ a .i r> i- -a * ., . , It is learned from the ofneers South ( aroltuu, it establish its of the North Carolina state Far- claim to Democracy. It *1^0-1 niers’ Alliance that there have cates high protection, alludes been issued ninety-three charters contemptuously to leading Dem- to County Alliances, and two ocrats who are in sympathy with hundred and seven Sub-Alli- the majorit} of their party, ^y.^ wo }j ave All seems to find satisfaction in the counties save Alleghany, Democratic defeats, and throws Dare and New Haven have coun- a damper over Democratic vie- ty organizations. Wake leads in . • ...... . . the number of Sub-Alliances, tones; yet this insincere and having flfty . S even, Chatham hypercritical journal claims to coining next with fifty-two. The represent the Democracy of gain in membership in the past I)// T. 11. Spain, Esq., Probate Judge. Whereas, E. J. C. Byrd, hath Road leading from Cartersville north , , , , , , . ., ward along Lynches River and the a hundred place* where dancing and Ialldg of p owe fi (’ a rter, to satisfy said joUity ink'd the hour. Men, women and 1 mortgage. STEPHEN LANE, children swarmed I lie streets and plazas, Assignee, all vying with each other in unseemly April 14, 1890. struggles to enjoy themselves. The Tacon : ——- - — — theatre, the fourth largest opera house THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA in the world, was floored over, and this, COUNTY OF bARLINGTON*, on Sunday night, was given over to the demi inonde, who crowded in and out upon its spacious fioor, enjoying the las civious danza, or supping wine or coffee i made suit to me, to grant unto him in tho adjoining cafes. Not one hundred biters of Administration, of the Es- rodsawav the wealth and style of Havana ta & AlK } t reu anu seven OUO-AUI- .rathered in the Casino the swell club of riieKt an tlierofon to (ite and ad- f ,..i,,vt, „„lv- tkir ^ o mo Bweii ciuo oi monish all and singular the kindred , Of which latter only tmr-j the place, and there danced and reveled . UH 1 creditors of the said David T. until after day dawned. Strainsof music Rvrd, dee d., that they he and ap- Itouring from the windows of almost; pear, l>efore me. in the Court of Pro every hall in the city told of other private! bate, to be held at Darlington C. H.,. balls. on the 28th day of April, next, after Over the finest cafe in Havana, not publication hereof, at it o'clock in the one hundred feet from the Tacon theatre,! forenoon, to shew cause, if any they ihe native Cubans of low degree grasped have :, wh >\ the Administration I'i.ch alli.-r 8„a a.m-.U aaU, „ th of April. A. D., 1890. T. H. SPAIN’, RICHARD A. McCURDY. President, j EDW. L. GERNINB, Gen. igent. COLUMBIA, S. C.. The Oldest, Largest, Strongest and the Best Company in the World. Cash Resources Over One Hundred and Thirty Millions of Dollars. Our Milline/y Department is now complete. Our Milliner hai arrived, and comes highly recommended, and with the immense stock that wo have on hand and daily arriving we have no fears of pleasing. We claim to have a stock of all the latest novelties in ; this line, and we mean to do the business of the town regard-: less of consequences. Our prices are 10, 15, 20, 25, and 38ets up for Canton and Milan hats. We can make any kind of a bonnet, tokeor hat that is worn and save you at least 50 per cent, on the dollar. Call and see what all this blowing means, end thereby | save money. Last but not least is a large lot of Tobacco, just in and now open! ing, at prices to suit all tobacco users. Our Belfast office, and C. C. Rouss, 549! and 551 Broadway, New York, will not al low the “RACKET” to wither. “ONWARD TO PROGRESS” is our motto. Respectfully, year has been over 10,000. The State business agency of the Al liance is doing an immense work. South Carolina. May we be de livered from such hypocrisy! If a portion of our people, nu- j i' t "h as furnished two Sub-Alii-1 ment ' T1 “'- v ’* with ea8e anfl S ra . ce -1 ~ with excitement or fatigue. Further down the street a few negro servants enjoyed themselves in a like manner. People here seem to dance for enjoy-1 April. IT. ’90—84 Judge of Pwlutte. merically respectable—for it ances this season 12,000 tons of matters not to the World wheth- its special fertilizer, and its sales er it be respectable iu anv other °? °ther supplies, mainly provi- i ii • • .I. tt," vi- sionB, average $40,000 per month. wa\ should join the Republt- gt a t e business agent says can party, that paper would im-1 that the effect of the sale of spec- resting at intervals, and never indulging ui flnte| i in nnn Pnttnn ^ppH inthehurly-burlywaltzaroundtheroom, IU|UUU UUIIUII v)CCU as they do in the United States. Look- i Mppl ^aplfe | ing at tho native dance from all the I mCCU ouuno . points of view of society and morals, I! The Darlington Ginning, Milling, could not help but wonder what our Fertilizer aud Warehouse Ompany American mothers would say if the? ! desire to purchase 10,006 Cotton Seed Meal Sacks. Farmers are requested mediately‘’flop.” It only lacks tal brands of fertilizers made for in which Xy i* .V , . , -. the Alliance at special rate has Culxu. ball, whether the participants be ceived the i f<0 ttton seed meal, and de- - - - - * * ,ll K U or lo ’ r - 1 8 P** nt hours m- Hver them at the Company’s Ware the moral courage to show its true colors, uncertain, as it well r .t SU ^ t€ a f U h* b • * . i * xv ' rii^Fged for the brands, and he i n Guba ou this festive occasion, may be, of the support of the estimates that this season alone and the affair was kept up long after I People. the business agency has saved had tired of what I had seen. 1 wish I the farmers over half a million had noticed more to commend, but I We would respectfullysuggest; dollars in the matter of fertilizers confess that society, like .very- to the several parties, who are alone.—.Rr. thi “ g e J* e in Cubii - 8eem8,01)6 iemoral- — ixed. It seems to me to bo one jiell mell The immigration of colored ru8h> regartlles8 of proprieties or reh prices j instigating a n the phases of society as house, them. where they ompany will l>e tiepaid for - THIS - Great Corporation Has earned for and paid out to its policy holders in \ ash profits in twenty-one years the enormous sum of $73,000,000, WHICH IS NEARLY Eleven Millions of I DOLLARS I Mort 1 than the combined returns attained by the next two leading companies LINDSAY & LATTA, Agts. For the Counties of Darlington, J. J. SHEPARD. Fell. C. 8. Pres, 13, ’90. 8. MCCULLOUGH, D„ G., M, F tW. Florence, Chesterfield. Chester Co. Creditor’^ Notice. B * people i- Carolii ■* i Miss that the space of a weekly paper lot from North" and "South gious obliga,ions ' Here the cliurch lias all jiower. It is a part of the state, and levic* Us taxes writing, in the form of dialogues, supposititious interviews b e- tween the Tillman “Sympathi-J Carolina to the Valley of the _ _ zer” and “Non-Sympathizer”, Mississippi has been suddenly, upon the 'people and^eRforc^the collec- i 0 i checked. Most of these people tion of the tame by law. It hi said that JOSEPH 81 EARS, Ertr., i^inar, S. >-'1 gone to work on the rich ri- • ten tbousand prieeU and church at- § ’ c orW K DARGA ?Jftf Sf”* i a. tendautsare Quartered unon this mill- April iu, ibiki. communi All iienions having claim* against the estate of Henry R. Bell, deceased, a:e notified to present the same duly proved, according to law, and all per- wifl , ... .. , « , -.one to work on the rich ri-! en thousand pn«ta and church at 18 somewhat limited for the pub- vpr nlantations between Vieka tendauta are quartered upon this mtU- t- . . 1 . ver pianiauons oeiween v icKs-. ^ Hnd a , iaif of an(] sct ^ l.^of and Greenville. They had ligion seems to ait more iightlf upon flood before, and theae volatile southerners than any other i* a member of the Alliance and *ays that he ha* taken an oath to obey the Heat ion of too many constitution of the order, which for- . t,, na^-ar- cn^n o bids the Alliance meddling in polities. c ‘dionsof the same nature. They never seen a ,, • were insortpfl in thp firv;f in W1I611 th© nign w&ter cbir© 3>nd A* illustrating what some people 1 lt(l m int nrst m * the levees broke and thev wera o^'rAa^^iS L^'llwwZ^T. ,,f ,i,< ' r “ r - v compdledtooeekrefugeo’nthem that the fast mail train ou the South 8tr> lces " h,cl1 ,iatl neett render- or any high piece of land they Carolina Railway did not at present ed us from time to time bv their | could find, they were naturally I respective author., who, we are! « *•>>• <*«*>»■«« of that neighborhood very liilariouslv remarked : “Just wait till next fail when Tillman is Governor, he will make them stop.” In 1857 the Seventh Regiment t of New York visited Richmond. On that occasion the handsome gray uni form of the regiment made such an impression that, soon after, the First Virginia Infantry adopted the grav. i The war soon followed and it is stil l that the Confederacy took this uni- j form a* a model for t he army and that this wa* the origin of the Confederate' gray. itween their new and their old race of which I liave knowledge. No one here save the women appears to have much respect for their religious obliga tions. Even the number of women who worship on Suiiuav is very small. Yet j hearse free of charge, provided the you find tlie church in keeping kith the 1 distance from town & not too great, same pomp and power seen in Spain. N. L. HARRELL & CO Churches are numerous, and there are a Undertaker’s Supplies. We have a large line of handsome Collins, which can be obtained as cheaply a* anywhere else In Darling ton. Wefurtrn “ 7e further offer the nse of our .ure wm. property appreciate' horaes The newsof their deg . that fact, as they will the ex- titute condition has reached the planation which is now made in Carolinas, and in consequence regard to the matter. the immigration fever quickly — abated. A Dialogue of the Day, or More Anon w by m..*' V Lpthe in-eamlMorr Anon ilehind In a recent address before the Yale Kent i lie Tree club, at New Haven, the venerable David IPnbtUh*.! i.v- n * i Dodley Field said “Another of the anom lPublished bj Request.] alire which ^onld be eliminated fram om As a non-sympathizing farmer ^9** ** 'I*® distinction between has set himself upas a comtioser M * led 4041 onaealed Instruments Can and hoc a/via.t —11 l < f .1 *n v hot It air* * reason great number of private cbuix-L. . after carnival April HMf Monday morning broke a day to find the festivities Ktill in progress; to find dancers still whirling bi the giddy mazes of tlie waltz, keeping time to atr&nge music. When they tired and i rested 1 do not know. Seven o’clock came and the city looked as busy, with j people fresh and movingabout. as though , they had slumbered for twenty-four hours.—Frank A. Burr in Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. Turpentine' Turpentine!I All persons having crude turpentine can find a ready sale at my distillery at the depot. April 8-3ni. J. M McCOWN. For Sale. and York, Feb. 27, VMi) Red Yorkville, S. C. 1890. THE JMES2 OF Rust Proof Oats - is - NO HUMBUG Genuine Bargains In tlie following Goods : Clothing, Overcoats, Hats, Caps. Buggy Robes, Ladies’ Jerseys, Children’s Blouses, Ladies’ Balmorals, Valises, Trunks, and Boots* "leSHOES A SPECIALTY.* ■ . j Call and prices will be given in Store that] will astonish you. Resjx ctlullv, January 16, 1890, J. Q. McCALL, — BY Mikgk, Slatbell & k Darlington, S. C. , September 26. 1889—tf. JUST BBCEIVKB J A Large Supply of the Latest Improvement on the Celebrated | Golden Rye Whiskey Drops, and has acted out all by himself “ l J rbod 7 » A Monkey’i The following story of a monkey’s ' heroism is told by an Indian paper: “A largo ourang outang was very much ai- historic on* that seals i taebed to lus master and to the baby boy, wb«v most men were unable to who was the pet of the whole family. do writ*. Oae day a fire suddenly broke out in the W e pro- why OM the arndt Or If tho seal is used. | house, and everybody was running here ,o - “**“• “ 1 “ ■* *“ and there to put it out, while the little The State trustee* of ,0r »;ty have ordered the i, . _ . , l>ort to I’mf. DeTreviiie. or eise .be or( ‘ er *hat he may see himself” expelled. Prof. DeTreviiie has not as farmers “see him ,f ITsllIdXM^ea^dentawlirnotob^ ^5K^ > ,jR f < ] ntinUe the dialogue, why fire R • significance and importance the instruction* of th* trustee*. It * a llttlq more regard to th© ! »ot glrto to th* writing? | find in jour will be remembered that Prof. DeTre-1 facts as they have transpired, ville (white) caned another professor j “S” will represent svmnathivor wh«. is colored. A special committee ami “N S ” nrm ” of the trustees will investigate the “More Anon ^ ’ 0r wa* 4«>od friend! ! Come out from behind t*r©© N. 8. “Oh, I kaint! axe me.” A valuable lot aud building on the j Public Square of the Town of Dar lington. Terms easy. Applv to DARGAN to THOMPSON. Attorneys at Law, Darlington, 8. C. March 13, 1890. conduct of tiie**' two professor*. McCormick, Abbeville Couuty, Writst No*, when most revised statutes a provision that of real property must have a seal and two witnesses at tho least. You cannot trans fer to your neighbor a cabin for $100 without these ceremonials; but you may transfer to him $1,000,000 worth of rail thoseeaeofan exciting distu’bance on Monday. One P. B. Calhoun, a druggist, Lad been fined for selling li quor In violation ed the law. In a rage he fired in the street upon the town marshal, who returned the fire. Cal houn also shot at several merchants, of whom fired at him in return. : hour* lie kept the town at liay, Hy surrendered. Marvellous >, Calhoun was the only person injured. . el Jeffrie*, of Gaffney of ihe wealthiest nier- County, killed that Do don’t W e 3 stock by a simple signature, without or witness upon s sealed lustra you may bring suit within seven - * pr boy in his nursery was almost forgotten, the people of D aud when they thought of him the stair-! Office over case was all in flames. What could be done? Aa they were looking up and wondering, a large, hairy hand and arm opened the window, and presently the monkey appeared with the baby in his arms, and carefully climbed down over W. B. McGIRT, D. D. S. Offer* hi* professional services to Talbott k Sons, Richmond, Ya„ MANUFACTURERS, Will furnish Lowest E.sti. mates on nil kinds of DIAMOND TVS- : llH spie Agent. Mr. S. Manne proposes to sustain to the fiillest extent th«| business recently conducted by his father, and to this end «>[ ment tc Co. Jan i9, '90—ly * professional services to ' licits a continuance of the patronare »M *h h»s heretofoffl 1 a»« ! been .ccrded tbe fl™. * ‘ ' Desirabls Burial lots IIii: Cemetery !i In 1SU, 8. “Well why can’t you ? are good friends.” N. 8. “Bekase I’m askeared.” 8 “Oh, you needn’t be afraid! Ben Tillman dpp’t want you to swallow him.” N.S. “That’s not wjuxt I'ni askeared on. I’m askeured he’ll swallow me. I’ve been up this burg County, killed uie. i ve oeen UP this A certain ^Dr.^Alex-; tretj^ever since he ’sploded that ii 4L i. ’ Ylex- tree eve wit-! plagued shell.' teen yean, but if tbe seal Is wanting you must suu within six years. Is it a reason why these anomalies should bo retained In the valley of tbe Connecticut, because , they corns from tbs valley of the ! *^>a^^>asT••—Scientific American. Oealar P*i**«tT*ll»a. An irate (fid Scotchman, having ex- i muiued the barometer every morning for : week and found it declaring fair 1 ttHMlMV, when it was a howling storm outside, finally seized th* instrument bore it out into tlie rain, and yeiled at “Confound H, mon, canaa seu for yi For sale by the Grove the porch, and brought the child safely Jso. Siskrox, C. B. Euwards, to lus nurse. Nobody else could have President. Secretary, done it for a man cannot ciimb like a ' Not - monkey, and is not nearly so strong. ... -y-; You may imagine lu>w the faithful cren- # nSilTCQ was saved waa tlie young Marquis ofKil- paid for them. ers, Saw Mills, Old Do minion Corn Mills, Cot ton Gins and Elevators, Cotton Presses, l rick and. Tiling Machinery, Plan ers and ~ Machinery. stand Write to mo for prices tie Jan. 30, 1890. dare." _ J W Burial Cases and Caskets. Wood-Working YVe keep constantly on hand at our stand, in Society Hill. Burial Case* and Caskets, beautifully upholstered and ornamented; and we sell them at tower price* than elsewhere 1 1 ! HJiNRYC. BUfUN. Feb. $0-8m. i March 18,18»0-tf I Willow—I hear Jones has rested for keeping a cow. Bitno-For keeping a cowl outrage! lytayd to been What ar- For Bale—Six Apply to Feb. 11, •90. Cows for Sale. (6) fine milch cows. Y. C. Badham, General Agent, Peter Bowles W. F. DARGAN, Darlington, 8. C. ooltjmbx^, Feb. $0, VO.-lyr. T^OES flrst-cla** Painting; S. O. Hi and Sign Work * Darlington solicits the . 87-1 yr MILLINERY. MISS L. M. SCHMID has open ed a beautiful line of SPRING and 8UMMEB Millinery, Flowers, Ribbons, and ^ all kinds, baby bonnets, « c>| Hats just received from Ne* York. The public, and the la dies especially, are invited to call. March 20, '90—3m