Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. »<- • pi' p-ii - 3»«- rag^#gisi (Thr Darlington fUns. HENRY T. THOMPSON, rere also all prt's- THUR8DAY, JUNE A, 18M cd he would fight Karle to the bitter arrangement. Articles fpr the'there, and all well, and besides end, and if the eonteot wa* between County display will not count this the ■ms-in-law and dauph- the latter; alno that when Earle anked ™ individual premium.’ tt>rs-in-law, were Editor. Tillman at Anderson who should be I oeg that you call special at- eut. indicted. Tillman should have replied tention to this feature, and urge ,) . ar P in t,ie " "T'r, l V your County to be a competitor Impoi i .h , “ u, the rontit .< M. Irom the - . ■--- Editorial .Notes. Sunday, May 80, was observed as "Decoration Day" in the North. A tenement house in St. iamis. eaught on fire Monday and several of the inmates were !>adly injured. what he said concerning (ten. Earle s 1,1 mo contest. . Side from the candidacy had gotten prematurely in money involved, County pride print, but that, at the proper time, should he would give his reasons for opjK>s en ^ ing him and that lie could be dej>end ed upon to<ip|Mise Itclh I man. rltiiii liiftinn.itio;i You. for many <>( .Id stimu^tc’ our farmerBto | mJ^pleSre IU oe ueiH-.iu- r heartily into th. r - travel to the Cat^kill Mountains. I'iarleinei Till- ami thus show the progress of Saratoga and other New Yor agriculturejn our.State State resorts, is by the We> 1 take it that the most effec- n :. is a Commercial Regulator a;i EVERY VOTE WILE COIN I . The crowd which collected in town on Monday for the purpose of registering was very large, so large that it was impossible for them fill to get certificates, although the Supervisor of Reg istration ojiened the court house A passenger train mu from u bridge for their accommodation early into San Francisco Hay at Oakland, • ,i wl , in .| f'allfornia, on Friday and thirty |«-r- ll * H mbl .an,,, an 1 n The village of Loveland, Iowa, was almost entirely destroyed by a cyclone on Sunday and several lives were lost. Gen. John Bratton has consented to become a candidate for the Democra tic nomination for Governor. John C. File, late treasurer of the Lutheran Orphan's Home of Phila delphia. is a defaulter for about £!■'>.- 000. sons were drowned. The village of Kepahie, iu Armenia, Asia, has been destroyed by an earth quake. The inhabitants were fore warned and no lives were lost. From all parts of the State reports ooine that Republicans are becoming cases, capital punishment, on the docket of the Berkeley Court, which is now in session. ■ver left it freight to the ,. , 11 i r Shore Railroad. By taking the tive plan would be for the sev- Penn R R passengers will eraK eunty All.anocs from he m . lke direct connection with the Sub-Alliances, to canvass the West Shore in Union Depot at ni.itter at an u«n» day ,and thus j em , v Lfitv and commencing he. omc organized, so that by about Jure 1A drawing-room cars thetirst of November each Coun- arc run through y vith * ul change . t 'n'i' Y aJe ^ know w hat For tourists’ books, time-tables w.ll be shown and at what rail- and information regar di n g the road station shipments will he West Shore Railroad call on ..r „ . , address H. B. Jagoe, General Railroads require prepayment Eastern Passenger Agent, 3«:! r*«4iirrHt tit * t twvtv ire* . Jp made upon its return Broadway, or until dark. A very considera ble majority of the applicants wen: colored, though there were quite a number of white men. The colored people are evidently exceedingly active and arc registering! 0 " t,U ' ,,H,k out for an - V I’ 01 ' 1 "-" 1 iu large numbers. ! changes which may arise in their There are eleven cases, calling for favor, and are registering "bv the wholesale.” It is said that notice of the regular registra- iiitlnnji Tralniipr Schuul. n TH f lor ’ tiondays has been given out \ Competitive Examination. (creation with a negr^on Mondav. b'• from the pulpit-of the colored will be he’d Wednesday July suddenly drop|H‘d dead. Heart fail churches throughout the Coun- Jnd. at Darlington Court House the cause of the death. ... r .. i ...i p-,,. for the appointment of a State 1 • .. Beneficiary in the Winthrop Molasses ► the original jioint (>1 ship- Qg a tiassencrer afirent 5 A T an ent with tin- certificate of the derbilt Avenue, New York City ■cretarv that the same had ••Summer Excursions,” a hand C. E. Lambert. me 8« been on exhibition, the amount paid will be refunded. 1 will be pleased to furnish a copy of the premium list to all who may apply to Yours truly. Tuns. \Y. Holloway, Secretarv. tv for several months past. 1 he Conner stoneof the Washington i i memorial arch wa* laid in New York der tiiese circumstances, it In- City, on Friday with iui|M>sing cere- hooves everv Democratic voter monies Hon. George William Curtis . , ,, delivered the oration. in Darlington County to see to Hon. W. A. Courtenay, of Charles- ^ that he i s properly registered, ton. in an interview with the Augusta as there is no telling when his i h raw vie, positively refuses to per , , , . mit his name to be used as a eandi vote mav 1)0 most lieeaed. I here somely illustrated book giving description of tho Hudson River and New York State resorts will be mailed on receipt of five cents postage. Weekly Market Quotations, Fur* ' by the ENTERPRISE GROCERY, Darlington, - S. C. K SE I 1* F E a. nsr r) Q. SHOE8 In all styles and kinds, from the mediuj French Too to the Grand Opera, mot. Kid, Don gold, Genuine Calf, etc. 144 pair TENNIS SHOES Just received. Call and huy before is broken. Respect lully, btliri J. G-. McCALL, May 8, 1890. i ■ Sides, meat. " smoked, tic date tor Governor of this State only one more dav on which A large three stcry brick block in tlie certificates can he obtained. Saxannah, Ga., was destroyed bv-lire , ,, , onThumday last. The loss' was f so,-1 namely, next Sale Day, Monday, Julv 7th. Bear it in mind 1 covered bv 000, which was full suranee. Flios. G. Jones, of Montgomery, was, on Saturday, noiuinaVd forfiov- ernor by the Demia-ratic Convention of Alabama over Kolb, the Farmers' Alliance candidate. The Charleston Daily .Sun has been School, which will include Syrups, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geogra- Pyre phy, United States History, I 0 "/ fX 1 ';’ Reading, Writing and Spelling, Kerris' Hams.' and will be similar in character Picnic Hams, to the usual Countv Examina- Sugar, granulated Standard. t; nns Sugar, Ex. C. white, n, " b ' , , ,. . ... Coffee, Rio, 1 he successful applicant will offoe, .lava, receive the state Appointment. Butter, Elgin creamery on ice equivalent to $150.00 for one Cheese, choice cream, on ice. session of nine months, and the - ,M ' r Kai * k '. L. X 11 l^ix jMASHE p ii VAI.I ABLE The Laina pointed eommitt different farms in the neighbor That strikes like a thunderbolt among the masses on the arrival of 80 to 50 40 to 00 10 ' I 1.50 to 5.50 0.00 16 9 oi 4,00 yards dress goods, in Henrietta cloth and wool nunsveiling, j i!o to 33 10 cts. un : challies. chambracs, prints, calicos 30 20 75 cries, cambric and mull, I to 2<> inches wide, l l, 3, 5, 7, 8, o, 10, 11, Soap. 10 oz. <aki, per^iH)^ 15, 18,'20 cts. .A full line of mull find cambric embroidery skirt- ro to oo Edwards, Norineiit & f # 10 cts. up ; challies, chambracs, prints, white, cream and printed lawns, 31 cts. up zephyrs, suiting : Hamburg embroid- - . i-ii • l vi vjl. t r\ v . one ranking second will receive soap, Frank .-'idd AIlltM'F WORK the Scholarship for Tuition only. Tobacco .„g, mu lengm, oocas. up. OO.V ,S jou. .w a bLi a.m given by the Winthrop School to Matches, per gros> ,.3 =” ^ _ , T • xr- • I 1-I I • ,1 r. Alliance has ap- each Countv of the State. Pro- W ]"-n. -S aml bargains . Ladies , Misses and children s Ox for. nitt- s to visit the vided both examinations are sat- Horse Shoe Nails, best, cts. up. Handsome neck scarfs .» cts. -V tun line oi ( isfactory. The students of the school will purchased by a stock company <>f that hood, and make a report on the j )0ard at t j u . Winthrop School and'thcVmmc wdi be Gnu^mo'’tofh,!! con,li,ion of the t ' ro P 8 - g arden8 - Boarding House, which is under Paper Rap* 50 percent, off list. T\Th ^ v* ^ o IjlwUilAily' O wLwWWw'wtW Like Success! changed u» mei „ ■ , v -' i r a.* i i work animals, the kinds of farm- the management of an estimable A bill has passed the federal House of ing implements used, with the f-hiistian lady, who \\ ill do Hepraaentatives appropriating $125,- u ' . ■„ , Th • everything possib'e to provide oOO for the establishment of a national results attained, &c. lluirac the comforts of a home for the military park at the Fhiekameuga tion is an indication of the fact young ladies placed under her that the members are alive to care. Her charge for board, in- mil- M.„; morntion in eluding fuel and light, will be . . , t- i r ■ .$15.00 a month, or $135.00 for the provemants passed the federal House everv pursuit. Each farmer IS opoo-nn This nlnce is ex- jff Representatives on AVedne,d.,y of thus affordetl an opportunity of ciuriveH for tlie accommodation AlH,ard of trustees for the great profiting by the experience of of the young womei, of the I -AJHfigjrrom ^EPROSy"'^ Baptist University, which is to be e»- his neighbor : he can adopt such J raining oc nooi, ana is unutt the simplest disease tablished at Chicago, has been ap- ., , ,, . i,,.. ... i,,, the supervision of the Faculty, Najjyjsjt/ known to the human pointed and work will be begun upon memotts as tue latlt i ini i and its hours conform to the system. The scientific men of to-day the buildings immediately. G f advantage, while learning l daily programme of the Win- claim and prove that every disease is The foi r United States men-of-war, 1 from him those that have been throp School. GMISEB BY MICROBES wT-^at^rt'LvlX? W^k tried without success, and A student may board eke- The names of t he Vessels are"thc ikd- which are therefore to he avoid- for special reasons satis- phin, Galena. Baltimore and Hear . • • .u * , .r factory to the Superintendent, sag#. i ed. The idea is the outcome of Applicants for Scholarships The agricultural appropriation mu the advanced age in which we must be not less than eighteen Exterminates the Microbes and drives which has l»een introduced in Con live, and has been successfully years of age. them out of thesystem, and when that The school session will begin is done you cannot have an ache or - —No matter what the disease, Malaria Fe- a comiunation ot diseases, we •Herald.” battlefield. 'ess, r i *i» •■■•‘"“■'■o' ««*«»««• Each farmer is gress, provides fora yearly approprie.G . , . ... >, tion of $645,000 for the agricultural earned out 111 every calling, ny qp t .p ln i.„ r .>.> rd .iml pontiiitiftfor l ,ilin - Ao matter what tin experimental stations of the several inamrurntimr it anions the far- ^Ptember drcl and continue tor whether a g i mp ic case of M States. inaugurating ix among ur. iai nine months, closing in June. ver or a combination of dl« Tll u t , i „ , , o . nr . mers of Darlington County, the The students are required to cure them all at the same time, as we Texas, inwbichatfe'ihfbftloii waM,e! Lamar Alliai.ee has given evi- be present on the opening day of treat all diseasesn.mstitutionally. nij^ liolti nip tlio time, wus coiisumed ' ifki lYPOirrossiVt 4 soirit tllG SChoo!. . . « , t> . The building ° e u 0t Vf P r t ? g a * P i! „ The Superintendent will meet Asthma, Consumption, Catarrh, Bron onk.and two per The result of the undertaking all studea ts at the trains. ’ ' ” ' thirteen injured win be watc hed with interest. The graduates of the school Bud Lindsay, “ deputy I n i t ,• d ,,77^7,.. are entitled to teach in the public States marshal, shot and killed one A I hEMll 11 01 H'.RI'.b. aebr^ilc of tbo^ttote ns tirat ernde Keltz, in Campbell County, Tenues- • , ... schools ol the State as first gra 1< see, a few days since. In his efforts 1 lie last iaKUe o f 1 Ht - DAK- teachers.withoutfurtherexami- to kill the murdered inau's son also, I lingto.v News contained items nation. Lindsay wounded a little girl. _ _ , ,i r The desifim v)f the school is to „ „ , „ of news from no less than four- me uenigu ox iuo ocuiwi is iu Mrs. Robert Morrow attempted to ^ . .. prepare for teachers young wo- liglit a fire with kerosene on Sunday, i teen difierent places in the who alreadv have a at Durango. Colorado. -A full line of mull and cambric 29 ing, full length, 30 cts. up. Now is your time to visit the Racket ^ rd Ties, 08 rockery, 1 shoes, hats, bovs‘ clothing, &<-. MILLINERY. Our Millinery business is still booming—almost impossible to keep stock to supply demands. We have to telegraph our orders to keep in stock and often fail to keep up. Just received a heauti- „ ... ful line of corsets from 24 cts. up : undearwear in endless variety. File reason RAJ)- 1 AM'S MICROBE Ladies’ ribbed undervests, 11 cts. up. Our stock of shirts, hose, 1 wonderf111 ^uu-diHnt\ hose and towels is much larger than ever before in order to supply is because it has nev- the pressing wants of the people. Suspenders 10 cts. up: hand er failed in any in- 1 ° , , , stance, no matter kerchiefs, doilies, and tablecloths ; gloves, " cts. up. COME AND EXAMINE OUR MANY BARGAINS! We put Goods out at tlie Red Flag “RACKET.” ,1, .J, S(! Kl’AlMJ, Proprietor. Darlington, S. C., May 22,180»>. Have Received their Entire Line of New Sirin; and Simmer H r'l ^ i Gggci: ! m .Hi i :co ,n c LivJ r ^ r tA. ▲ a. wv r: i n : i i vT.Tr P r w w 1 4 w w J iw y y X w w u T n‘ Tr « -4— w/ i. A A a a W WW t.n' r p ‘r ~ *1 .i. WAiUil.*.- .J| irrinyrFn,^ Pti*'*'1^ A XaWWW WITH Al xtl. N. B. Choico Fresh Fancy and Family Groceries Constd Arriving. — AND— Radam’s Microbe Killer Respectfully, Eduards, Norment & €« was crowded with peo sons were killed and good ehitis. Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver Disease, ( hills and Fever, Fe- i male Troubles, in all its forms, and, in fact, every Disease known to the Human System. Beware of Fraudulent Imitations! Bee that our Trade-Mark (same as Dargan & Lide. November 28, 188;i. MUm ad Stationers Miiiwra, & g. WELLING & BONNOITT, J The majority of the eomn.ittee on O m ^>uu. v a. omuv o no o are taught how to teach those election* of the fedora! House of Kep* equalled that ill its issue of last studies which they have pursued c'-H-ntatues have decided t<> give we will give as a tirize as pupils in good schools else- i ongresMiiau Klhott s seat to the nc- ’ ‘‘e> i .iir ^ : gro Tom Miller, on the ground, as the first watermelon tendered where betore entering the I rain- We have a large line of handsome they allege, that the registration law „ „p n * ing School for Teachers. Ihe Coffins, which nan be obtained as U! * tins season inpayment OI aim of the school is strictly pro- cheaply as anywhere else in Darling ton. We further offer the use of our Jan 23. 1890 Undertaker’s Supplies. Purpose conducting an establishment that will be a credit to Darlington County at tlie stand next door to Dr. Boyd’s Drug Store. of South Carolina's unconstitutional. The Charleston Chamber of Com- subscription : ami this nish offer fessional, and only those pupils n'r W .7,eror;C-. , 'p^l the adv to tin- .li^tance from town lie not too great. N. I,. HARRELL A CO. meree will probably institute legal is made in full knowledge of the are wanted who are ready to tin proceedings against the Charleston | s , t ••watermelon trust” dertako the work with a feeling and Savannah Railroad Company to 1 lal 1 lna '' a " «ncrmtiuii irusi, , compel the latter to run ita trains into has been organized in Georgia, of personal interest i teacfiing. the city Of Charleston and not onlv to lr ivio„ „„v I 1 ormer graduates have promptly Ashley Junction a* is the enstoin now. voi the purpost of giving any se( . ure ii good positions in many a colossal structure, one hundred i of ou r subscribers who may feel parts of the State, and have and sixty-five feet high, in memory of disposed to enter this contest taught with much success. ex-Presidcnt Garfield was dedicated ,,, f The course of study includes at Cleveland. Ohio; on Friday. Pres- Ihf ain alltage OI every lacillty, -• ident Harrison and many other dis tinguished persons wen- present. The April l(»-tf FLOUihJNCI'! i .. — 'ti.. ..xai-v f..^iiitv ihecourseot stuuv inciuaes at Cleveland. Ohio; on Friday. Pres t]lt a<1 ' mitagt of ev t.rv facility , following studies and metli- we would say that all of our (>ds teaching them ; Reading, monument cost $150,000. ~ State exchanges are now open While a |iarty, consisting of several I” their inspection at this oftit C. army officers and a number of ladies, were out I mating at Potsdam, Ger many, on the 28th nit.. the boat was accidentally upset and six of the offi cers and several ladies were drowned By a similar accident at Danzig seven persons were drowned. Early on Wednesday morning of last week three buildings in the busi ness jMirtion of Sumter were destroy ed by fire. The loss was $7,000. whieli was (tartly covered by Insurance. The fire is supposed to have been the wo.k of an ineendia y. Rodert Bradford, a farmer, was mn over and killed bv a train in York County on May 28. He was drunk at the time. His body was not dfscov, r- ed until another train had |His.-ed over it ami save for one foot It wn* an iitirecngnizuhle uih«s v"d was collect ed in a Itox with a shovel. A large section of Barnwell Countv suffered from a cloud-burst on Sun day. The wind and hail were fearful. The holds are jierfectly hare and in many places the crops arc. complete!;, destroyed. The lain water was three feet deep. Many buildings were alst destroyed. At a meeting of the board of tru* tees of the Colored Btate Farmer -’ Alliance, in Columbia on Thursday. Btate Treasurer, J. E. Atkinson d’e- livered a lec ture in which he udm n is' ed all State Lecturers to "imp esi ill on th* nUnds of the colored race tc become more honest and respectable better laborers, and more ih rent in their methods of living. Unless" In said "we do become more trust worthy, n we as labor unnoticei: will take iiii uaub yiuiu To tin' Citizens of Darlington and ]~icinity: I take this method of thank- A full line of Stationery and School- Books always on hand. teaching them : Reading Spelling, English Language,' Arithmetic, Geography, Physiol- KealUing as we do the » F^r'F'aad tog you for the very liberal pa- ameol this pa, o oui news Color) Lesson8 on Minerals, tronage heretofore extended to paper work, we feel a pardoua- plants, and Animals, Elements ble pride in the system to which of Physics, Writing, Drawing, me by you, and respectfully so- wehave reduced it. Our coun- ^ ocal Music and Calisthenics,. licit a continuance of the same, ty correspondence alone, with- tio ^ ( )Tg Ji z&t ion and . 1 eal1 your attention to my out taking into consideration Management. Practice in Teach- , ? e . a . well selected stock any other feature, is well worth inK- 9;, * Misses and the price of subscription, twen- The fee for tuition for pay pu- 11 c,r en s hoots and Shoes ; not tv-five cents for three months, i"' 8 w *^ a ir.on liiiYV Blanks in great variety. ^LO-Elsr r rB FOE; Halladay Wind Wills, WcConnack Wower§, Hat Testers nd Binders, Hay Rakes, Bronson Bars ide Col to King Cultivators, Ajax Harrows. ~ j This is the place to huy your ledgers and blank books of all kind at the lowest market prices. tb ‘ or surpassed by anv other dealer or "■ the State. * ' in the State. I call tention toniv special at- Custom Made . , , .. ^ i ^5.1)0 a term of three months Invest that small amount now, ! adva e and secure good reading matter The total expense of a student for the entire summer. need not exceed $105.00 for the a M'.™,',,- — BOOTS and SHOES, POM ARIA. S. C’.May 15, ’IMI. For Adjntant Oeneral. w Wh T , • J *ii ft *n x* wmen I wan ant to fit and give: Editor Darlington .Yews: [GreenvU.e, in the Oreeuvi !<■ I perfect satisfaction. „ , ., . I desire to place before the On page W of the premium peop , e of the ^ as a suitable C HAS. BULTMAN. list of this Sociftv t the pres- lnan f or the important office of, 19, ’89—Cm ent year, will bo found the pre- Adjutant and j^gpector Gener- v - ii:.‘ b CoSSI;'-Ca,, John M. Ktrick, of An- TlttlMh|lM Imftl inakhig the best (lief,lay of coo,4- ’Ind Yiustrv r 7 *" ,k " ,1 Momlav. ty printwt*. to be shown at the ‘ ‘ ^ d ; lld ^ent hitrl. f harm- „ A '' work wil > ,ny Kai, N ove.,„„ r ,0 W90. if.^-. ^ “%Tivi. eoMrcttoruruT 0 .';,; 1 *'”"?" - "- l r> «*«■, »*- I a r g e 4, t d4lay of P^ducJ.; SSAT! S&S' S* Kett.U'tT piSmimrlK; S»»1M«1 55 the poaitioa. -Md Itaaieg' and chiklrenV tlrt-ssra. lare ot the Oouiiyy , j e i 11 oe i he would fill with'honor to the and mmJiu .eurtain*, mourning’mii H . awarded as follows : , g^ a ^ e lius and calicow. n>reada, blanket*, Ac., 1st Premium - - 8250 — —«- — ilone loor er. Soup-t ami rtarch fur 150 , Family BefliJoii. niched at laanndry : Hothc*. callwl for Sporting Headquarters! Base Ball Supplies, Croquet sets, 'Haiu- moeks, ete. Curry a full stock Rubbe Belting, Leather Bell ing, Lace Leather, Ma cliinery, Oil and Tal low, Iron Pipes an Pumps. A LARGE LINE OF HANDSOME BOOKS SUITABLE FOR PRF.SENTS. Ajiril 10, 1890.-2m ®A.VI3XrC3kS Any book not in stock will be ordered out on a few day's notice at catalogue prices. 2nd Premium, 3rd Premium, In all, 100 - $500 AU grain must‘be shown in quantities not less than one half bushel. The Judges making the d in this contest, will con- quality ; second quan- variety, and fourth, and returned MIBB M. BOYD. For Sale. fBishopville East!*- ] On May 10th at tlie residence o Mr. Wm. Hearon in upper Dar lington—being the «7tll birth. A .J.mbte lot un.l day of Mrs. Hearon -there was PubHv Bquan- oi th a family gathering of all the de- IIimRou. u cendanta, five children, ihiity- DA...iAN & im).ii>i'N'. three grand andonegreat grand Ds.'iiim-t'.ii 's'C child—39 in oil. " ** “ ‘ I»^‘ Oil t of 1 Every thing You Want in the Stationery Line, O-AHST BE BOTJO-BLO? THE DARLINGTON BOOK STORE. Terras Cash ; B, Froprielors. (Cl)i’ punk of Diulinntuii, —4.AS OPEnId A sjfvvrisras tdefahtmeistt, And from and after this date will receive deposits of One! lar and upwards, and pay quarterly interest on the sai# at the rate of five per cent, per annum, under regu lations to be made known at the Bank. This is a favorable opportunity for , . Farmers, Clerks, Meena - ics, Laborer Factory Operatives,, To Save Their Earnings. W C. COKER, BRIGHT WILLIAMS^ President. Darlington, 8. C., June 18, ’89,