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L. Farley as representative. HENRY T. THOMPSON, Editor. THURSDAY, JUNE lit, 1890. /Tlirt kittl e TheOharlerton Ntwt and CourUr the liue^at regarding perjurers' wrath on Uapt. H WHf wnilUllull ^irua. nays: “One of Capt. Tillman'* cup- as “ijentleffien” under anv cir- CteP*- Tillman's i __ jK^rtere at <ire«»nville on Tuendav of * J 1 • ... IaKt we«k evidently permitted hto en- ^umstances. “The * un,) '" ! P er i ur r »i>ouid ^ tomey Uenentl Karlc *aid: ‘The He- the penitentiary,” reminds us ‘‘Captain Farley appeared to publicans are rushi.i* for rv^tration of h Charies- be bewildered by this sudden TO NX t'ORRESPOMVTS. SSfT&SJ SX" ^ «***£ "J"'; — ' ' "flh'-the beMrf.he The coirespondenta of The t^T&’XSttSrt'ZfSS 1 : *»“ j Captain Tillman and all whoen- to dorsed his utterance. us i Darlington- News throughout ‘WhM_wa» that, my friend? Yon H0W W K will lovk the DOC- went off half-oocketl that time. You the County are particularly didn't mean that. We must stand to- " ... J K‘“thor a* Demoerat*.' ” ro(|uested to bear in mind that . we greatly desire to have from them as often as possible, (the oftener the better), the local events of their respective sec tions. We want the news every week, if it is only a line. TORS ! South Carolina has taken an other step forward. Heretofore she has been far behind her sis- Winthrop Training School Weekly Market Quotations, Fur- For Teacher*, Columbia. 8. C. Thor- |l|$llB[| l)y f Hg tiw in Wt mcthcHlsoftcai lnnK. Oijen rurmnnior ronnrov to Rirls over IS years old. ircssfon be- ENTERPRIoE GROCERT, tfins Heptemher-"!. Oradnates secure . a si good positions. Kach county is given DQ t'lih^ton, ~ - o. C. two scholarships; one by the State 1 worth $130 and one by the school worth $30. ID. Address, D. B. JOHNSON, Supt., Columbia. 8. C. June 13, '00—1m the discussion of the affair here A mTTOSS OK SEASUEH. ! £ ,, M ^ bebi „ d gis . T«.terda; Captom Farley’. «- The Deinoeratic rampaiK'i ls ter States in the matter of edu- generally approved.” ’ now "in full blast, and last oational advantages for the fair Concerning the above, a cor- week meetings were held at four sex is announced that the respondent signinghimself‘‘Ob- points, nreenville, Spartanburg, p reg byterian Female College, ^V' tT ’ writes to the XpUf< as Laurens and Newberry, Brat- recently organized at the beauti- °<‘Notwithstanding the pr ton, Earle and Tillman, the can- f a ] Preston Mansion in Coluni- ence of many ladies at the De ter hesitating a little walked away, remaining in the lobby- hut taking no further notice of the Anderson man. Those who were present expected serious A. T. BAIR©, trouble when the conversation physician and surgeon. attracted their attention, bat in (up stHirs j,, Edwards, Nonnent I § ,, K nr - « ral 'u |at r d standard. & Co’s, building. 8. ('. R. Sides, meat. “ smoked, Molasses. Syrups, Lard, pure leaf, . Flour, Family, i Flour. Patent, 1 Ferris' Hams. Picnic Hams, Residence, at Mr. L. E. Williamson’,* Pearle Street. June 12, '90—3m. pres- THKSTATEOFSOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OK DARLINGTON. By T. H Spttin, Esq., Probate Judge Whereas. W. A. Parrott, Clerk of 5.85 7c 80 to 50 40 to 60 10 4.50 to 5.50 6.00 16 9 8 Sugar, Ex. C. white, <H ! Coffee, Rio. 20 to 25 Coffee, Java, 80 to It! I Butter, Elgin creamery on iee, 30 ! Cheese, choice cream, on ice, 20 Salt, per sack. 75 Soap, 16 oz. cake, per box, 2.50 | Soap, Frank Siddall's, per l>ox, 3.00 j ! Tobacco, :’0 to 60 Matches, per gross 75 Nails, Old Dominion, full wts, 2.75 Red ! Hot Cholera Spain. Editorial Notes, is spreading rapidly : Paper Bags 50 percent, off list. ,, m- Court, has made suit to me, to grant, Horse and nn.le shoes 4.50 to 5.50 didates for Governor, assisted by [g to combine a preparatory i ocratic mass meeting yesterday, unto him Letters of Administration ’ a number of "the lessor lights academy, a college for higher t a ptmn B. R. Tillman closed his of and addressing the people on each education, and a medical school 8 P ecc l teBing a dirty story These are therefore to cite and ad- occasion. It is indeed a '‘cam- f or women. The very finest in- have been The Darlington Laundry that would cause many modest monish alt and singular the kindred Harry McBride, a pugilist, was kill- , “ “ ' “j" ior women, me very nnesi in-1 men to blush and which was an and creditors of the said B. D. McNeeee j Wj| ., , f work on Mondav ed in a prize tight «t San Francisco paign of slander I illman de- gtnictors have been engaged, insult to every woman present, deceased, that they be and appear, j j une 2nd. All work will receive u<y week . . Bounces Judge Izlaras a purjur- and the institution promises to And this is the man the white ^rliii^onC. 0 H-'mi June ipersonal attention An explosion occurred at a mine in e r, and intimates that Col. But* , rl „ ut ..aof.,! : n *1,,, men of South Carolina, whocon- the 30th, next, after publication here- Peiin.ylvauiu. on Monday, am! thirty i pl . . m .i tllH R ... lr ,i ,. f * £ - r! „ llltl . rft oe one oi uu. most userui in tne gidg,. themselves a superior class, of. at ll o'clock in the forenoon, to fwiir workmen were killed. 11 l and tin Hoard oi Agriculture are asked to elect to the hio-hest shew cause, if any they have, why the Wesley Bolling, colored, killed b.k!c have stole., funds entrusted to We have alwayg advocated office within their gift, and to ^ d nt ^ ln,i,,i8tration * houM uot ,>e in ..rt them; that < lovernor Richard- the establishment of an institu- place him before the world as a Given under mv hand, tliis 21st day S,> " ha8 P^keted ^me of the tion in thc state for the higher j gP^® 1 , representative of the J of May, Anno Domim, mo. Walker, also colored i/OUiitv on June 10. The National Temperance C o u-1 . , , - ^resH was in session in New York last in oney appropriated for repairs 1of women, week. ^ to the Executive Mansion, &c., therefore pleased Andrew Crawford, Ewp, of Colum- &c., ad nauseam. In point of to and note are | the l>ia. will probably Attorney (General. be a candidate for An a#ed lady died recently hotel in Alabama and $2,010 was found concealed in her bustle. i fact, his assertions are becom- in u ' n K 80 sweeping, and he seems so determined to include in his wholesale denunciations all „,v,i A tram was wrecked near Asheville. > ,1 i r t o. a trifie dubious, and think that North Carolina, on Saturday, and whom the people of the State ,1 i- rniirht verv well have ■■leve„ persons were injured, one of | have heretofore respected and been drawn there esteemed, that to receive his th ize with the young man of the abuse is fast becoming an honor futlm , who will have to put out his tongue in order that a pret- Woe to Tillman's Enemies brilliant auspices under which! The following resolutions were the new college has been inau- ■ passed by the Swift Creek l)em- gurated. About the matter of ocl-atic club at it 8 last meeting ; 7 , , . , Resolved, That we. the mem- female doctors, however, we are bers of the swift Creek Town ship Democratic club, do endorse the March Convention, and May 28, 1809-.lt Judge of Probate. V <j y a ■ ■ Y* v* .. ,'V whom bus since died. The t'ottoii Plant has I teen sold to J. W Stokes, of Orangeburg, and will probably be published at that plaee in the future. We sympa- pledge ourselves to use our best exertions to secure the nomina tion of B. R. Tillman for Gov ernor. Resolved, That we will not . '. ; /:J!Trnggists. u ... ... Mjliubte?SyrlaistetLSO For sale bv Dr. John A. Boyd, Dar lington, S. C. it is rumored that ..nother paper I ^ At a L t 1 he P oi B t8 H an ‘e d a bo ve . j t y girl may determine what I support for any office any man will S.KHI be established at Bennett* Capt. Tillmans adherents have ! kin)l of me diciue he needs and who has been an outspoken ene- Ville. It will bean anti-Tillman or- swai : m ed around him, and the , , f - t All of our noet- my of the “ F ® rmer s’ M . ov ‘;- >- a, ‘ . , - . , , , -a. now muen ot it. ah or our poet or onooged to the nrinci- TvTnf.nyi i" n'’ 1 n AisU U J A AkJ wl W W'W W H.Im' Like Success! TERMS: Collars aud (’uffs each, 2 ets ; Shirts each, 10 ets ; Shirt, Collar and Cuffs, 15 ets ; wash by month, i>er do*. 50 ets. Ladies' and children’s dresses, lace and muslin ^curtains, mourning mus lins and calicos, spreads, blankets, Ac., done to order. Soaps and starch fur nished at Laundry : clothes called for and returned. MISS M. BOYD. Desirable Burial Lots For sale by the Grove Hill Cemetery Co. J no. Sisk uon, C. B. Edwards, President. Secretary. Nov. 28-tf. Mary Andersen, thc famous actress, was married in London on Tuesday to Antonio Nevarro, a young New tork lawyer. The lot of the Czar of Russia is not a happy one. A new and widespread conspiracy against his life.'has just been unearthed. air has fairly their applause roaonnded with I ~ * ment,” or opposed to the priuci- e ; . , . " 1C and sentimental theories will pies announced in the platform for their ciiief. he overthrown. With the per- adopted at the March Conven- Their conduct in Laurens was gjgteney which characterizes the tion. particularly boiatarou,, au.l wa,: gel ,„„ WI . , ove „ who refer to ^“'fuSd'S and nothing less than a disgrace to! tbe j r a flf e ctions of “the heart Darlington News that County. I hey refused to w illbe reminded that scientists Charleston World. Hon. John C.Shemmrd has written! ,i8ten 'l uietl y to Bratton and have recently discovered the W. S. Atkinson, Sec’ty. a letter to the Edgefield Chronicle de- Earle, and grossly insulted them real seat of the affections to be June 1C, 90. Governor ' ,ec<m, ‘• u ft!r both, notwithstanding Tillman's the Uver The marrie d man The Hritish vessel Dinapore has e “ rn ® 8t 1 entreat >' ^ at 1 h e >’ who feeis a trifle nervous after been wrecked off the South Ameri- should keep quiet. I ho jup with a sick can coast. The captain and live «f ; Greenville is thus described system. Thc reason RAD- AMS MICROHE 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 tothe human The scientific men of to-day In Memorial!! ’They each heard a voice voice of their God, the crew were lost. Snow fell on Pike's Peak, Colorado, on June 3 and the weather was in- to u ver - v "‘cent date has strong tensely cold, thc thermometer falling ) ly advocated Tillman : . . twas the sitting up with a sick will occupy no enviable position I love thee, I love thee, pass under the Greenville News, which, up i.; R >, ftnnAns to ho his r ° l t it ms wire happens toot ms Friday, June 13, 1890, Mar- claim and prove that every disease is CAUSED BY MICROBES, - AND— Radam’s Microbe Killer •ight degrees below zero. The two federal eleetiou bills now before Congree* will tie concentrated tiy the Republicans into one measure, the worst features of each lieing re tained. Postmaster General Wanniuiiaker's life and accident insurance n o w amounts to $1,300,000, the largest in surance earried by any individual in the world. - A cyclone swept over jiortious of Illinois and Iowa on Wednesday of last week. There was a considerable destruction of projiorty and some lives were lost. “The greater part of the noise was made by a dozen or twenty shouters who seemed to know nothing and want nothing but Till man. who yelled for him in sea son and out of season, with oc casion or without it. and who appeared to he disposed to cry down and ridicule all who dared to oppose him.” * | family physician. Oh, no ; there yuer jt e , only daughter of Mr. ^ is such a thing as being too pro- and Mrs. C. S. McCullough, join- puj,""' gressive, and we must confess that the idea of the female phy sician does not enthuse us ! GATHERING CLOUDS. At the last meeting of the State Democratic Executive Committee, a resolution was ed little Fred, before the “Beau tiful White Throne,” and with the “Bab}'” choristers. “Praise Him day and night.” •‘Heaven seems not so very far. since the babes, have wandered there." XXX DIED Undertaker’s Supplies. We have a large line of handsome Coffins, which can be obtained as cheaply as anywhere else in Darling ton. We further offer the use of our hearse fret of charge, provided ttie distance from town be not too great. N. L. HARRELL A 00. April 10-tf For Sale. A valuable lot and building on the Public Square of the Town of Dar lington. Terms easy. Apple to DAKGAN A; THOMPSON. Attorneys i t Ism. Darlington. S. 0. March 13, 1890. While every one is interested in who shall be our next Governor there is iu every mind a still deeper desire to know where they can buy the best goods for the least money. In a quiet tiny , ff will point you to that place. The omnipitent cash does mighty works! And it has brought to usjsome Bargains that are ‘competition an- nihilators.” They are plums, rich and ripe, and worth yourgath- ering. A full line of White Goods, White Lawns, India Silk 8 Syrian Novelties, figured, checked and white Muslins from o centi per yard to the nicest. Our stock of shoes is simply beyond com- parison. Our Dovi/las Shoes are the best in the tvorld. Try one pair and you will buy no other kind. Our third stock of ; JStra» Hats are now going. They are of the best quality and cheaper than auction stuff. A full stock of Alpaca, Pongee, Chambrav and Seersucker Coats and Vests for the warm weather. Also fine summer pants at low prices. Umbrellas and parasols to suit all In fact we have everything you need to make you well dressed, and we have them at prices to suit the smallest pocket. We would say talk as much politics as you like, but don’t forget to call and see our many bargains before you buy ; you will save money and agree with us that we are the only Leader of Low Prices. Very respectfully. A, *J 0 BROOM June 5, 1890. 9 THE m?} nxEsi - OF - , On June 15,1890, lone Juniata, adopted requesting the several infant daughter of W. J. and Similar scenes were enacted j Counties to defer the election Bessie Rogers, aged 10 months at Spartanburg, Laurens and of their delegates to the State and two days. Newberry. j Convention until the State can- ~ Two boys, aged 12 and 15 were n.n while all this shouting and vass shall have been completed, I >ver by a train and instantly killed, & ^ ‘ leenaiaiinn near Chicago on Sunday. They were | hurrahing are being indulged in so that both sides might be ac- ASoOuldllDll. track and saw the train *p-1 jjy fapt. Tillman's more ex-' carded a full hearing. As this The monthly meeting of this Asso treme admirers, the conserva- Committee was elected by the The Darlington Building and Loan on the pmoching. but were ho paralyzed with fright that they could not move. Isaac Epton. a prominent young man of Greenville County, committed -u’eide on Thursday last. He was deeply involved in debt and this is supposed to he the cause of his taking his own life A cloud burst near Mayesville. Ken tucky, on Thursday, causing a creek to rise and sweep away a number of houses. Twelve persons were drown ed. A train was wrecked during the storm and three persons were killed A Hood suddenly swept over the city of Rockford. Illinois. Saturday night and over half a million dollars damage was done. The scene during thc Hood was described as most terri ble. On Friday thc jurv in the case of the State against F. C. Laugh man and 1’. G. Taylor, of Lexington, for the lynch ing of ths eolored man. Willie l^ap- lieart, brooght in a verdict of "not guilty." The jury was cut one hour. K. H. Caldwell, a prominent rail road contractor of Hast Point. Geor gia, fell trom a second story window of a hotel at Phoenix City. Alabama, last week, and was almost instantly killed. He was under the influence of liquor at the time of his fall. Another lawyer has lieen added to the Tillman ticket. W. I). Mayfield, of Gieenville, who is a candidate for Su perintemlent of Education. Capt. Till- man still remains the only, farmer on thc ticket of the so-called "Farmers' Movement." Is comment necessary ? A petition of the ex-soldiers of Day- ton. Ohio, for the enactment of a la w prohibiting the sale. use. manufacture or importation of banners or flags rep resenting ths Confederate flag or the red flag of the Anarchists; was pre- tive people of the State are do ing their own thinking, quietly but effectively, and their con- Democrats of the State and was invested by them with full au thority to act in all cases for elusions will be announced in the best interests of the party, unmistakable terms at the Sep- i it was fair to presume that any tember Convention. We can- instructions emanating from it not believe that the people of would be received with respect South Carolina will ’ allow any I by every Democrat in the State, man in the State to elevate him- The Democrats of Hampton ciation will be held at the office of thc People’s Hank of Darlington on Wed nesday next, 25th inst.. at 8.30 o'clock P. M. Dues received by Treasurer at his office and at thc meeting 0. K. ROGERS, Sec’ty and Treas. June 19, ’90 Exterminates the Microbes and drives of the system, and when that ■on cannot have an ache or pain. No matter what thc disease, whether a simple case of Malaria Fe ver or a eombiim*i< n of diseases, we cure them all at the same time, as we treat all diseases constitutionally. ^ Asthma, Consumption, Catarrh. Bron 1 chitis. Rheumatism. Kidney and Liver Disease, CHUs and Sc,er, Fe male Troubles, in all its forms, and. in fact, every Disease known to the Human System. Beware of “ See that our Trade Mark (same as above) appears on each jug. Send for Issik, "History of the Mi crobe Killer," given away at GARNER’S DRUG' STORE. Darlington, S. C. Jan 86. 1890 Red Rust Proof 1 s — Oats Notice. HENRY M. SMITH, Real Estate Agent, Florence St„ ‘ _ , S. C. self to the chief office in their gift by the wholesale denuncia tion of all who in the past have held high official poaition, and have striven conscientiously to advance the best interests of the State. "LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN ’’ Referring to Capt. W. C. Co ker and other Senators who saw fit to vote against the Census Bill in the legislature several years ago, Capt. Tillman said in his speech at Spartanburer on the 11th inst: “I charge these men with political perjury. Person- sonally I believe they are gen tlemen. It is a paradox, hut we see it every day.” It will he remembered that, for some years past, Capt. Till man has been charging the lilted to the federal Houne of Henre-» ox a a •, i sentutives, on Monday. | State government with corrup- ' tion, but that when “pinned I wo pistol shots having been heard iu a residence iu Philadelphia on Fri day, parties entered the ' found William Collins Dermer lying on the floor thought that Collins first killed Her mer and then killed himself. John r. Ezell, who was nominated for Attorney General by the Alabama Republicans lias declined the nomination. In his letter of deelina- tion he says that the convention whi-h txmmated him was not com (KMied of Republicans, but of negroes and deputy revenue collector*. U. 8. INTERNAL REVENUE, 1 Dep'y Col. Office, Dist. of S. C., ;• Darlington, S. C., June 12,1890. 1 The following described pro]>erty Countv held a convention on having been seized for violation of t, ,‘ , . u iu m-11 Sections 3289, 3327. 3376 of the Inter Tuesday last, when the Till- nal Revenue law at Darlington, S. C.. manites, finding themselves May 27, 1890, parties claiming same . .. , . . must file bonds with the Collector at in the majority, forced an elec- Columbia, 8. C., within thirty (30i tion of delegates to the State lla X 8 , fr0 1 m , <lat ‘' i ier , e< ?f .°'[ t *! e „ . 6 . , , will he declared forfeited to the U. 8. Convention notwithstanding the 2 malt whiskey, 87 gallons, 1 bbl corn most determined opposition and smUhl Br^l^ifr^^hiskey; 49 Special attention paid tothe buying aud selling of real estate, collection of rents. Arc. Ttie strictest attention will be paid to all business entrust ed to me. March 27, 1890—ly .FJLDMEM'Ji; i in open defiance of the express- gallons, 1 bbl com whiskey, 5 gallons, ed policy of the State Executive seized frou ‘ Beok & Bro ' ; 1 ^French Committee. Who can any long er contend that the Democratic party in South Carolina is not in danger ? To ihe Citizens of and Vicinity: Darlington I take this method of thank- keg brandy, containing about 3 gal., seiz ed from J. M. James; 1 keg corn whis key, 4 gallons, one bbl corn whiskey. j ng vou f or the very liberal pa- 11 gallon*, seized from Lewenthal & ° J 1 Hennig. Foil Sill - BY - MtMlsagis, lllach'ill k It., Darlington, S. C. September 20. 1889—tf. tor If you don’t like the W’ATUH You have, trade it off for anoth er at Mason’s Jewelry Store. Key and Stem Winding Railroad Watchesof All Kinds on hand. Feb. 20, 1890. 1 u. L>w li U Richmond MANUFACTURERS, Will furnish Lowest mates on all kinds of Mach -kshoes a specialty* SLIPPEKS _a_ :tsr ID L. Q. SHOES In all stylos and kinds, from the medium French Toe to the Grand Opera, mot. Kid, Dongola, Genuine Calf, etc*. 114 pair TENNIS SHOES Just received. Call and buy before stock is broken. Reopectlully, J. G. McCALL May 8, 1890. Edwards, Norment & t o, / r Sonc, Ya., Have Received Their Entire Linef New Spring and Sumer Esti- June 12, '90 E. H. DEAS, Deputy Collector. INSURE WITH THE The t'.vpre-s Debating Club Editor Darlington News : i We, the undersigned members Mlltdffi Life InSUrdnCC C0. l of the Cypress Debating Club, mery, Engines and Boil ers, Saw Mills, Old Do minion Corn Mills, Cot ton Gins and Elevators, Cotton Presses, 1 rick and Tiling Machinery, Plan ers and Wood-Working Machinery. do certify that the query, “Which is the most benefit to a man, religion or a milch cow ?” has never been debated or pro posed for debate in our club. What could warrant the Cy press correspondent of The Dar lington News in making the wholly unfounded assertion that Earle at Ander- i he did in the issue of June 12th, OF NEW YORK. tronage heretofore extended to me by you, and respectfully so licit a continuance of the same. I call your attention to my large and well selected stock of Ladies', Gents’, Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes ; not ‘ ore buying, surpassed by any other dealer _ _ _ in the State. I call special at-! y. C. PRC! ilcim He"; Gc Ye fifl Q 1 Correct Styles! Low Pries! Y:' ’ T ri11 ki liA take leasure ▲ Fooas and Guarantee Pri^ 0 IWww in skoiffing car WITH AH! Write to me for prices he- MARKET. down” bv Col. amf'charh** 8 °n, he acknowledged that the J e we at a loss to imagine Our dia i. i * / *• i , j | debates are conducted with high- r ■ - ,t ,f ; onl - v aot of corruption he could! est regard for God and religion, mention was the failure of cer- 1 and on queries that will bring tain Senators to vote for the neither the existence of the one Census Bill. We now have his I nor the benefit of the other into ! tent ion to my Custom Made BOOTS and SHOES, The Oldest, Largest, Strongest and the which 1 warrant to fit ami give EGW. L. GERNAND, Gen. Agent. COLUMBIA, S. C., General COi,TT2VIBI-A., Feb. 20, ’90.—Ivr. Agnet, s. o. K. B. Choice Fresh Fancy and Family Groceries Constantin Arriving. Best Company in the World. perfect satisfaction. remarks concerning the alleged question. Signed, Cash Resources Over One Hundred and Thirty Millions of Dollars. — THIS - CHAS. BULTMAN. Dec. 19, ’89—6m Tf atc.h c.'t, ('lories, and Jewelry, to? - Repaired and Warranted, -t* j — AT Respectfully, Edwards, Nonnent & Co. W, B. McGIRT, D. D. S. MASON'S Jewelry Store. November 28, 1889. J. W. Alexander, J. A. Fields, r. l. Hagood. t. c. Ooodson, «reai corporation corruption modified still furth- K ^ Ham er, and find that he regards the: Peyton Fields, W. I. Fields, J , men who were guilty of corrup-j A. " Vaughn, B. Fields, H. F. The e*n*u« enumerator* of A*h«- A* 011 . or w ho committed this, Boykin, N. L. Stewart, Rot ami ville, North Carolina, art* hav fi}? a Deriurv an “wntlpincn ” C haplin, T. E. JhiMpief, 'V. E. hard road to travel. The people of *\? y ’“ g entlernen - Baker, T. W. Reddic, F. T. that city evade the enumerator while Now all; the dictionaries de- Beasley W O. Vauirhn John on Ilia round*. The matter ha* been fine the word “trentlemnn” tn Revil re|K>rted to the authoritie* at \Va«h- n ' le lnt wora gentleman to Devil. initton. The cause of the trouble i* i mean “a man of good breeding , ~ u »h«t the jieople do not wi*h to aiixwer character ” therefor* a A Sk * Man r ‘’ r Wov, ‘'' ,!,,r the objectionable quertion*. and character, therefore a man The following is taken from The /fce Dee Alliance, a “red hot” crilne > whatever his | Greenville News of the 12th Alliance organ, an itn name implies, breeding, is no longer a gentle- inst.: "\VeV K |!‘ve’that Tifit ckoim.k'*1kiuId ,nan Ca P t - Tillman's idea of “There was a slightly sensa- tmme the political candidate*, for i “gentlemen” seems to bt^some- ^' ona l scene at the Mansion wlieu there i* not a free expretwion of iy om „ House in the evening. A g’li the people’* wiU, there i* room lord!*- tam 8 brand-new. If a man com- t ] emiin f rom Andersoii. who had eati*fa. turn and discontent. Wehave Hilts perjury, he ought to go to accninnanied ia.'i. c ’ lb,, , t - •»ecn informed tliat tiiere was a meet- T .. ?, . accompaniea la. i, s .. in. b>* i injt held la*t week, in the Alliauoe Ex- the penitentiary; there is no mg m the day, ::iu<n anger- getting around that, and we ed by an auecdov »■'! J by t'apt. agree with Capt. Tillman heart- Tffinnm, which h,* i .ii. " '- H an w insult to every Iddv tht. e. Ho ilyas far as that goes. YVecan- visited the Manriic'i H.)C«c toiwe not agree with hiu* in all he Captain Tillman, but finding him says, however,;and must draw .absent proceeded to vent his All person* having crude turpentine can find a ready sale at my distillery at the dejiot. April 3 -3m J. M. McCOWN mange Oflioc. Where several eaudi .1 ite* were XAMkU and SL'tiOKSTKD. '</e object to any such method for iti* un attempt to defeat ihe will of the people. Geutleuieu lie more consistent and you will command more strength aud more true followinK.’’ Offers his professional services to the people of Darlington and vicinity. Office over the store of Edward*. Nor- Has earned for and paid out to ment A Co. .. , ,, • , Jan 19,'90—lv its policy holders in . 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 Flowers, Ribbons, and Laces of LINDSAY & LATTA, Agts. all kinds, baby bonnets, &c.; For the Counties of Darlmgtou, 3 U8 t veceivea from New ublic.and the la- are invited to Feb. 30, 1890. •it • ■ GEO. C. TOME, ntrtn t uuivi Turpentine* Turpentine! Pdo r T nA1 n t p n 1 person* having crude turpentine UCiUt L. lUALlj (L UU, HENRY OLIVER MANUFACTURERS —AND— WHOLESALE DEALERS IN MILLINERY. 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