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(Thr 0arlinnton >lfuf7. Tillman. A. 0. Haskell, Notice. HENRY T. THOMPSON, - Editor THURSDAY, JUNE 2r,. IS'K). TO M rORRESPOMIEdTS. It (.ose to have such Hubs orRanizod in every county of tlic State. Weekly Market Quotations, Fur- 1 mshed by the HK ItOKS SOT STASI) I T 1.IKK A MAX. it not I); thr the same ! of our inferior power of discern- before the primary for nomina Haskell who was State Chairman in men t we heir our eontemnorarv ti° n ^or the Legislature. Thank- the BthTrlni? time* of 1876 i» president menl ’ W f D fK our contemporary ino . mv fri(>n d? 0 f Rirdihnrrr for <)KKICK OK of this eaiupaiha club. It is the pur- to explain the true meaning of „?> 1 f tix.ir STATKHnPTOK KwtJCAiioK, f 4 . . ... , * tins evidence Of their conndence Coumbia, M. <’., June 18, ISUO. 1 rUTrnnmor nnnnrnw tins remarkable statement. and upprenation, I regret that The usual annual competitive exam ENTERPRISE GROCERY, ,, rrrT.rr .. .. reasons of a purely personal tuition for Peabody Beholawhipa in e hound Aboot High JUH. character prevent my taking the Nashville Normal College will be Darlington, b Editor Darlington Sens : part in the approachingcanrass, nSo iuo oSk A. m! d R S, . d ^ Failing to see an v iter .s from ttr-d I cannot think of remaining,Two scholarships will be awarded. f l , n |,, nr - appear to f\ erv High Hill recentlv and trusting on the rolls while absent from Applicants from Darlington County 8vru . )g ' . & ^ ^ i T xl- £ —i x x1_ 1 alimiM Bnrdtr f<»r fnrf-htf»r info Filiation DUFO itiilf ' - r ominis- < p| our Kamily, ’ Flour, Pateut, ting and apologizing there neid, we aeem it wormy ot note;, statesapt. or isaueatlon. Ferris’ Hams, County are particularly I i 8 something wrong with him?) that P 60 ? 1 *’ P° litic8 ’ P eas and! m 7 acceptance would have given June 36, w p«nlc Hama A Does The correspondents of Thk inte,li P n ! ^ rsou ^ .' vhen a that we are not trespassing upon duty I therefore reluctantly ^ a,.,^ for furtimr infor, man is alwayg explaining, re- vour regular correspondents aecime 10 enter me race, i ao s | ollor .TAMES H.HK VRUNGTON News througheut j tractin an( ]'apologizing there field, we deem it worthy of note so with greater regret, since state8upt. of Educa politics, peas and my acceptance would have given . . . . - . . . . potatoes are on a boom: in fact Die an opportunity to meet and requested to bear in mind that Why is all this explanation, re- our crop prospects are encourag- ndngle with many friends in we greatly desire to have from traction and apology iieceKsary: > ling, as much so as Tillman's different parts of the county, tliem is often as possible (the They are the natural outcome of zealous followers could hope for. whom otherwise 1 cannot hope Sugar, granulated standard. Sugar, Kx. C, white, Coffee, Uio, ,, , , statements ottener the better), the local r , 7 foundation, events of their respective sec- t . ol ,, st , ij, lions. We want the news Saturday false and without Such is Tillman's said at Union on •I never eat my every week, if it is only aline, words,” yet everv day. Editorial .Notfs. Thrvc negro.*and one white man lv ’‘takillg water.” were hanged at Mennildti on Moudav. 'ti i i . t , • H(* has made a most complete A homing iiigeon Hew from Soar- < r. i i i f.... Inubiirg, South Carolina, to Haiti- a P l> 0 rt- to t ol. J. J. Durgail more, 43tl miles, in fourteen hotirH. the slanderous assertion that The eommeneement exercise* of the that gentleman had gone to the State Tniversity and Furman Fniver A little rain to keep down the 80011 t 0866 * 1 al8 ° that I dust and danger would help just " ill thus be debarred from en- now. Our energetic min-meu, Mes- issues, and of giving to my fel- srs. Ward and Stuckey are fully low-citizens and brother farmers up to local demands for lumber the result of my study and con- and propose, so it is rumored, to '’ictions on ’ Tillman and Re- make a bid for the sawing of the form, slang of the day he is constant- material for the erection of the ^ do not know Capt. liilinaii speakers’platform for the Pith, personally, but have carefully of July. No doubt Tillmanites watched bis course for the last anti-Tillmanites could hve years, as he has been repeat- Township Club Meeting. There will be a meeting of the j J » v “* Philadelphia Democratic club at C jJ«.ese, eimhvere McCall Branch, the last Satur- suit, jht Back, teriug the discussion of present day in June, at 3.30 oelock, Boap, 16 oz. eake, i>er box, sharp. Full attendance desired. J. P. Parrutt, Sec’ty. he is eating them In the common Mechanics! All |*ersonB in net*(l«f babbitt metal c-n;. purchase it elieni> at Thr linoton Nkws ofHee. June 12. ’90—tf Winthrop Training School C. Thor- March Convention with “the kiss of Judas.” He has retract ed his charge that Hon. W. C. Coker and other Senators had committed perjury and he now says that he never accused Com missioner But ler of malfeasance in office. In endeavoring to ex plain what he meant when he admires in old High Hill the 8 P eec ^ * le has persistently and said the State government was name of Mr. E. L. Gray for the intelligently pursued a plan to rw.rmpntf.<t with i.<ilitieallwr>rn«v Legislature and if this be adding force upon the white people of Napoleon IjuvcIIc, who killed Id* poiiiitattd with politii al kpio. y. to Hu* political not let it boil on the State the choice between B. wife in tDuwlestxm Home month* ago. he claims that he referred to the Considerable arrangements are R* Tillman for Governor or Re- lias been convicted of murder and lia* ... , ti* i xi v, uiMtR i auit ai i <u t j \ « api»cal€*<i to the Supreme Court. office-seekers. If, by the way, i now manifested preparatory to puDlican rule. 1 have no conn- Two Kleei.lmf earn were overtumad he referred to sucli office-seekc'rs the picnic of Philadelphia Alii- dence either in his honesty or near Childs, Maryland, on Friday and U s himself we entirely agree 1 aIU ' e 0,1 Jul >'hy No pains will his ignorane© in the repeated at : two|ierBoii* were killeil and thirteen ... with him. »Uy were held this week. A tug blew up at Hrooklyn, on Alon- day. The captain and three men were on lioard at the time and all were killed outright. The lioard of trustee* of Harvard Fniversity have concluded that wo men must not he admitted to the di vinity school. William Gray, white, shot hie broth er Calvin in u quarrel in Marlboro County on June 4. Calvin has since died. c. .1.85 7c SO to 50 40 to 60 10 4.50 to 5.50 6.00 16 » 8 <B 30 to 25 60 to 88 imery on lee, 30 cream, on lee, 20 75 .50 Soap, Frank Siddall’s, per 1k>x, 8.00 Tobacco, 20 to 60 Matches, per gross 75 Nails. Old Dominion, full wts, 2.75 Horse and incle shoes, 4.50 to 5.50 llor*.* Shoe Nails, best, 20 Paper Hags 50 percent, off list. Laundry Will be ready for work on Monday, June 2nd. All work will receive my [lersonol attention. TERMS: h, 2 cts; Shirts Collar and Cuffs, per dor.. 50 cts. Red aswellas ,, - , afford to stand on all the planks edly before the public through of said platform without drawn the press and on the stump. * ,. u swords. One thing is assured, have done my best to divest my- Jeache™, Coh.mbi^ H the Tillmanites are in jority in High Hill and 11<11 1 1m■ | l |' !Imiri 111(•* 1 1n(i"'ilot U |ink Yiction is that Capt. B. R. Till- good position s Each county is given I laidies’ and children’s dresses, lace kdes P P 1 man has, in th ■ last five years, two. “holamhips ; one by the State | and muslin .curtaln», mourning mus Notieing sometime since ”Big done greater and more lasting Ingin V blow off and your La- injury to the Democratic party mar correspondent’s additional i>‘ ^rulh Carolina than any man suggestions, we ask that you »'ho ever lived in I lie State ;thnt will admit for the benefit of his sluCtt bis famous Bennettsville worth #150 worth #30. Address, and one by June 1). H. JOHNSON. Supt., Columbia, S. C 12. ’!K>—Ini the school 11 i,,* and calicos, spreads, blankets, &e done to order. Soaps and starch fur nished at Laundry; clothes called for and returned. MISS M. BOYD. A. T. BAIR©, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office up stairs in Edwards, Norment & Co's, building. Residence, at Mr. 1,. E. Williamson'.s Pearle Street. June 12, '00—3m. wounded. Policeman W. B. Fogle killed a no torious negro offender, Mike Hamil ton, whom he was trying to arrest in Charleston, on Thursday night. The killing was done in self-defense. Since it lieeume a law in England that all dogs should lie muzzled, the number of case* of rabies has tallcn from 81 in the last quarter of 1881) to 39 in the first quarter of this year. While forty or fifty carpenters w ere at work on a building in Greenville, on Tuesday of hist week, lightning killed one of them—a colored man— and injured all of the rest. President Meiiendez, of Sun Salva dor, Central America, died suddenly Sunday night stain after a banquet given in his honor. During a panic caused by the President’s sudden death several officers were killed. A race war is now in progress be tween the whites and blacks of Polk County, Texas. Several parties on both sides have been killed. Intense It certainly must have been hu miliating to every self-respeet- i ng follower that he may have, when Tillman not only eat, but swallowed whole, what he said T1 i E ST A T E OF SOUTH C A R< >U N A COWl'l OK DARUXOTOX. Uy T. 11. Spain. Esq., Probate Judge Whereas. W. A. Parrott. Clerk of be spared to make it an enjoyable tacks he has made, and is still event. High Hill. making, upon the Democratic — ....... party of the State. Washington belter. I assert that, wittingly or un- [ From Our Regular Correspondent. | wittingly, he has given "aid and Washington, D. C., June 20, 1890. comfort to the enemy,” that Mr. Harrison and hisadminis- Ac Is responsible for all the life tation have certainly had quite and hope and energy that now about Senator Manro. And this a lively week of it. First came animate thr Republican party in monish all and singular the kindred the announcement that another South Carolina, and for all the and creditors of the sold B.D.McNeese Court, has made suit to me, to grant unto him la'tters of Administration of the Estate of and effects of B. 1). MeNeese. These are therefore to cite and ad is no campaign talc, manufac tured for the occasion, for Ben. one of the cabinet-Mr. Wana- hard, disagreeable and danger- ^^^afth^Court of Pm^rto ous work which it is going to . maker, had been severely attack- ous work which it is going to t*. held at Darlington C. H.. on June Tillman made the explanation ed bv the Presidential fever mid force upon the Democratic party the8()th, next, after publication here- or retraction, which ever it may that his condition was growing in the next and ensuing cam- ot, at 1 ' “ f ^ be termed, over his own signa. critical; then the far away paigns to keep the State out of 8aia Adlll i 11 i s trati<m 'should not be ... , . . i newspapers containing cnti- the haudsof tlie carpet-baggers ^,.,,,^,..1. tine. Ami in the mattei 01 cisms of Mr. Harrison’s action and negroes. 1 have, however. Given under my hand, this2lstday Judge Cothran, he ignoiiiinious- ; tl ; ,ii ow ing Mrs. Harrison toac- great confidence in the ultimate of Mi 'y. Anno Domini, isiai ly continues his “crawfish- cept the gift of a Summer cot- wisdom and conservatism of the ing,” when asked face to face, tage at Cape May Point, began people, and look with hope, i. May 22. isos—ot and what made these not entire confidence, to the Desirable Burial Lots For sale by the Grove Hill Cemetery 1 lo. Jxo. Siskrox, c. B. Edwards, President. Secretary. Nov. 28-tf. Undertaker's Supplies. We have a large line of handsome Coffins, which can be obtained as cheaply as anywhere else in Darling ton. \Ye further offer the use of our hearse free of eharge, provided the distance from town he not too great. N. I,. HARRELL* CO. April 10-tf While every one is interested in who shall be our next Governor there is in every mind a still deeper desire to know where they can buy the best goods for the least money. In a quiet way u . f will point you to that place. The omnipitent cash does mighty works! And it has brought to us^some Bargains that are “competition an- nihilators.” They are plums, rich and ripe, and worth your gath ering. A full line of White Goods, White Lawns, India Silkg Syrian Novelties, figured, checked and white Muslins from 5 cents per yard to the nicest. Our stock of shoes is simply beyond com parison. Our Douglan Shoes are the best in the world. Try one pair and you will buy no other kind. Our third stock of JStraw Hats are now going. They are of the best quality and cheaper than auction stuff. A full stock of Alpaca, Pongee, Chambray 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, BROOM. J une 5. 1890. For Sale. A valuable lot anti building on the Public Square of the Town of Dar lington. Terms easy. Apply to DARGAN & THOMPSON. Attorneys at Isiw, Darlington. 8. March 18, 1890. T. H SPAIN, J udge of Probate. Vfi/i) THE / IX K SI - OF - for an „„,]anati,..,. PlSlV'wnrrfing^a. the nomination electioa of Gen. Hut how hn wriggle, in that some of the sharpest John Bratton as the next Oov- matter which is paramount to criticisms were printed in Re- ernor of South Carolina O. xeitement prevails and the military the well-being of the farmer, publican papers ; next the House has been called out to quell the disturb terr jkl e thief the tariff ! Of Republican caucus decided that i i. . i -i m . all things the farmer should a ^oderal election hill must be it is fold vet up in tbc Mume woods. ” passed, and last and worst of all Two Connecticut sportsmen who have returned from there rejsirted snow drifts two orthiee feet deep in shel tered places in the forests, and the temperature so eold that] Ashing in the lakes has been backward. Notice. A meeting of the Stockholders of .i I *“ 0 » *»**“ the Darlington Ginning, Milling, Fer- ant, a tediution of tin t ai df the Senate by a vote of 42 to 25 tlliterand Warehouse Company will would do him the most good, kicked over the administration's i **« held in the oflieeof the Superiw yet how Mr. Tillman scoffs at silver programme as represented the noble attempts to reduce the ' n *be \\ indom bill, wh.eh had burden of protection ! Helaughs ! m am€ndme nt thereto providing oneelse f or the free and unlimited eoin- \ tendent on July 1st. c. h. McCullough. President. June 26,’90. The action of the United Htutes 8ei ate in passing the hill, providing for at the farmer and every the free coinage of silver, is regarded i . • . , . , ai • r -i as a rebuke to tin admin'stration. who tr ‘« 8 to break down the m- age of silver. The President feels tin* rebuke so iquitous institution which is now Party lines were completely niiieh that, it is said, he announced to x , , obliterated in the Senate on this OnuixAxcR No. He it ordered anil ordained, that “ »*»*11, *» .11 II i i 111 i i 11 1V» UJUllltrl ClLCVl 111 LllV Kfil IflXACt * '' '-'Z vzxri v vi iZilll W lixrtl, 141.II a distinguished Republican that he fostering trusts and monopolies, i . an d SO it will be 1 a,1 T dog, bitch or puppy, which shall e9 „ -- > the friend of in the House if Speaker Reed be found on any of the i/reets, square. in int iiouse u opiaaii lyt-eu, or public places of the Town of Dar- Can this man be the farmer ? Oh ! let him wriggle will continue to “take would not seek a re-nomination. Father Mollinger, a Catholic priest of Pennsylvania, claims 11 he able to ease disease by giving the sufferer his blessing. According to him this ex traordinary (lower is due to the fact that he has in his possession a thigh ••one of the great 8aint Anthony. Many people ohiim to have been cured by him. A measure similar to the Hatch bill passed the United 8tates Senate on Monday, giving to each 8tnte and ter- ri'enlturaVeoUege. "rhe'll-gisfat^ “of thpir sli K r l't inconsistencies and astrou8 V to ‘the administration^ae j r ‘‘i>‘‘ aI '-*l »»y order of the each state shall decide what portion how it gloats over the little mole- a concurrence in the free coinage ... . , "leil eoneges M ° r '' 1 hills while endeavoring to con- amendment. In the meantime Be Yt^urther ()rder.al and i)r- them into mountains of tfle 8 * lver men are by DO raeans dained ; That on and after that date Hon. George W. McCreary, for many ^ 11 , ,, , ,, idle, although threats of a veto each and every person within the cor TT | ■. • '.jr-'-'-'-' v’-. - 1* < wJ1A4*x w W WW w W W Like Success! The reason RAD-1 AMS MICROBE K1LUER i* the most wonderful medicine, is because it has nev er failed in any in-1 stance, no matter what the disease, from LEPROSY to _ - tlie simplest disease known to the human system. The scientific men of to-day claim and prove that every disease is CAUSED BY MICROBES, — AND- Red Kust Proof Oats — I 8 FOII MLIi — BY Radam's Microbe Killer Exterminates tin* Microbes and drives be found on any of the streets, square. , . , , or public places of the Town of Dar who is known to be opposed to lington, after ten days from the puli and he free coinage, fails in his efforts lieation of this Ordinance, without ‘ to prevent a direct vote in the being , safely and securely muzzled ^Iterminates the Microbes and drives 1 House on the Senate amend- ta8< ‘ u U R ,u \ < impoiinded ; them out the system, and when that until he winds up in the soup. inputs Sneaker Reed renresen- an< * lft, ‘e owner of such dog, bitch or is done yon eannbt have an ache or ‘ _ f ments. ft pea Ker Kteil represen- puppy shall fail within three days I)a ;. <- m*itter what the disease A SLIGHtTnTUNSISTKXCY. ting the administration 18 using after K^h impouiidingtoredeem such ‘whether a simple ease of Malaria Fe- all of his legislative and parha- *j nii aal >y pa>meiit ofthe sum of fi\e ver or a combination of diseasos f we Tlie Charleston World seems mentary experience and know!- IH ° )u ;Xd arnffaibn? to^redeemed treat^l di^LeYco^rtutiorallv * "" to take especial delight in point-1 wid that means a great within the time ami in the manner * ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ x ' • ' : nn , ....a deal, to bring about a comprom- aforesaid, shall l>eimmediately hilled. , ^ 0 lllg out to its contemporaries ise that will , K)t ijy quito so dis- That this Ordinance shall remain ol Consumption, Catarrh, Broil lea s a mcinhcr of Congress from great size Liwh, and Secretary of War i:i Hayes' ailmlnistrutlo *. d cd in Kansas City, on Monday. He it was, who intro duced into Congress in 1876, the elec toral commission hill, which resulted in the choice of Rutherford B. Hayes as President. The directors of the State Exchange of the Farmers' Alliance met in Green ville on Tuesday of last week and ar rangements were made for supplying bagging for the present cotton crop of the Alliance members. This will pro bably require 2.000,000 yards. The Ixiurd recommended that neither jute nor second-hand jute he used. art* already being made by administration’s friends. the porate limit-of the Town of Darling ton owning a dog, bitch or puppy, shut! pay an annual tax of one dollar hitis, 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. Ittllsigli, iclmll k Cs., Darlington, S. (\ September 26, 1889—tf. If you don’t like the u'.vira | You have, trade it off for anoth er at Mason's Jewelry Store. Key and Stem Winding Railroad Watches of All Kinds on hand.. Feb. 20, 1890. ^xSHOESA SPECIALTY* IPPER* A IfcT ID Q. SHOES In ull styles and kinds, from tke medium French Toe to the Grand Opera, mot. Kid, Dongola, Genuine Calf, etc. 144 pair TENNIS SHOES Just received. Call and buy before stock I is broken. ResjiectiuUy, J. G. McCALL May 8, 1890. Edwards, Norment & Co. vert. The World should icr, however, that its writings often appear inconsis tent We say appear because portant changes in the McKinley <>f payment of said tax, upon any that paper i, of '"j 1 ' bU1 , ("TrS' course could not be guilt v of a «d now that it has teen report- for three days, during which tone the ^ 6(1 to the Senate they are not owner of such animal may redeem it a U. U J u U bns' Phe predicted radical and ini- upon every such animal In default BCWSfC Of FlSUdlllBflt llHitStiOdS! and Grist • of ~ ‘ * ’* ’ such a grievous error as incon-j likely to be made. S en a t o r upon payment of said tax,‘of one dol- sistenev But for the satisfac- Morrill gave notice in reporting •‘'w.andone dollar additional for every sisu.ih >. me saimiai f U tf «uih animal for the expenses of im- tion of us who cannot always ‘h® “ l111 ! 1 ., .j 1 wonlil not be can , po Undin g tlie same and in case of ■indoratonrl n thincr i.itho ed up until Monday week, I failure to redeem such animal within understand a thing m the waj ••yir. Blaine out of politics; i the time, and in the manner above in which it is meant, will the said a Southern Republican with- gj®]dded, evarj-such animal ehall be World please explain its most in the hearing of your corres- remarkable statement in Satur-; pomlent, “I should say that he swept over a portion of Ix>e County, .lav’s issue 5 Our eoiilt'miionrv 1S ' e, - v artiveiy in politics, as Illinois, on Friday. Dwellings In ,la -' * 18 lu • 111 C0,lU n I jra - somebody may discoverere long, towns, farm hou*es in the country says : Why he has, to my personal and H school house were destroyed. l<It . g uls()V/orth lvllK . ml)erillK knowledge, already sent confi- that the only issues in this can-1 dential agents through the South Upon the most approved plans, with vass are not between ignorance to fix up things with the men Suction Fxn of Spiked Belt Seed Cot and vice, as against intelligence who wi * 1 control the delegates to ‘on Elevator, funshed at competitive and virtue, but issues between the Republican national conven- COTTON GINS and presses of Democrats true and tried. On tion of 1892, and I know that in - The Greenville correspondent of the onw 8 i de the fixed purpose toru'e m y State he succeeded, because ,\e,r* and Courier s«vs that he has or ruin to dictate os to policies 1 helped to fix it up.” uM-crtained on excellent authority min, wi uu, os in policies „ r r,, . , • , u i, that lawyer Gary, the candidate for and candidates, to continue in- air. tsiaine and speaker Keeit Lieutenant Gjvernor on the so called tolerant and repressive, as have locked horns over the Eed- farmors ticket will Ik* displaced as ajfa j n8t any dissenting opinions Election bill. The Speaker, - farmer in sympathy with J in rll f e ■' Engines and Boilers, Saw Mills Mills, are acknowl- Sce that our Trade-Mark isamc as edged to be the best ever sold in this State : when you buy one , of them you are satisfied that Have Received Their Entire Line of | New Spring ad Saamer Send for book, "History of the Mi crobe Killer.’’ gfven away at GARNER S DRUG STORE, . , , . , Darlington, s. c, . vou have made no mistake. Jan 23. 1890 A terriffic storm of wind and rain The teacher and eight pupils, were in the school house at the time of its de struction and all were killed. Four teen persons in ill. were killed and many were injured. The damage to property i* from $150,000 to $200,000. killed. By order of Council. J. C. W1LLCOX, Mayor. S. S. BURCH. Clerk. June 30, 1890. QOMI'I.kTK GI.VYr.RIKM. Turpentine' Turpentine! All persons having crude turpentine can find a ready sale at my distillery at the depot. April 3-3m J. M. McCOWN. it is believed, will be strong soon as a farmer in sympathy with K , • - . , the movement can be persuaded to in plain WOrilS to ru . , . , r iiecoiuc a candidate for the position. “On the other side is the Deni- enough to earn the hill through So many lawyers on a fanners’ticket ocratic plea of submission to the the House, witli the aid of the is working against the great reform majority of the part v : the Deni- caucus decree, but Mr. Blaine '' ocratic assertion of no invidious has influence enough in the Sen- Dr. W.W. Ray and Mr F. H. Wes- distinction in the party as to ton, iwth prominent young men of persons, with free thought and Idand Comity, be-.me involved in j* ree S j )et , 0 i, t within the party." >• (tittluuitv on Alain in Goliim- bia, on Thuraday. Each nliot live Times at the other. Dr. Hay was w.tuiuie.l s hrhtlv !:i the heatl ainl Mr Weston received two severe wounds i.i **ie .o 1 . i’h two men are Urft ••on^iiis. Mr. \V >h»ii wa*< a tiiai jm th e for t uiuml i’t, tot s ^ this in fortunate uftair h.is le. l^neil. The “side” mentioned in the latter paragraph may have iq it« ranks Democrats true and tri ‘d ; it i* not our purpose to question that. But how can Demon ais tnt ‘ ai d tried have ’ the fixed purpose to rule or amendments t< ruin, to dictate as to policies bill, and that in and candidates, to continue While u heavily loaded freight treo was going down the side of Saluda mountain in North Carolina, on the 17th hist , it was completely wrecked. The truck inclines at this place six hundred feet. The rails were wet and 0 ,,.i . me wuius n « u* i the brake* could not hold hack the u,tolerant al “‘ re P re881v «‘, etc,, ed by the Senate, train and It rushed headlong down at etc.,” as is alleged the rate of seventy-five miles an hour. The rails spread and the train reach ate to defeat it there, so that the indications nov. joint to Mr. Blaine as the victor: hut if t - i<’ Speaker' is defeated in tint tight, it will be the fir *.' t i * .e in h s life that he has j ' ; • e i<* plisli whnt in do. The eonfer“nc-’ 1 *. ing s' to agre<* i» tli ihe Hi e* e • i: Senate have ret a I a l iom th • r lilt* uti t.u. t .sure hu-i gone to the White Hi.tise, in exactly the words it was origiii^'ly ] iis»- best makers. Thomas Hay Rakes. Deering Mowers, Corbin Harrows anil Planet, Jr., Cultivators. A large stock of Portable and Sta ti.mary Ginning and Raw Mill En giues on hand State Agents for C. * G. COOPER & CO'S Corli- En gines. 1-ane Saw Mills and Liddell i Compaiiv's comnlete line W H GIB ES.Ju. CO. Near union Depot, COM’MMA, S. <'. x mS . a X A L INSURE WITH THE Mutual Lite Insurance Co., or um york. EDW. L. GERNAND, Gen. Agent. COLUMBIA, S. C., Hew Goods! Correct Styles! Low Pries !| WRITE FOR OUR PRICES. I We will take pleasure in showing owl «-1 caa save you money goods and Guarantee Prices YiTITH AHT| Y. C. Badham, : MARKET. General Agnet, COLTJJVLBI^, S. O Home office and Factory, Richmond, Ya., Jims 26, 1890—lv The Oldest, Largest, Strongest and the Bet: Company in the World. Un takes, ('locks, and Jewelry, i Cash Resources Over One Hundred a ®~ R ‘>P a ^edand Warranted, and Thirty Millions of Doilarf, AT »-X : H . THIS _ ■dvay:. MASON’S Jewelry Store. H. R. Choice Fresh Fancy and Family Groceries Constantin j 1 Arming. Respectfully, Edwards, Norment & Co November 28, 1889. Fell. 20. ISiki. nr. I t >' i-XtC IW I K y. j i tH tichav cuvc. ez It is a sligh; first paragraph' m the stretch of the iinaghiation Causuchmen call it an anti-trust bill. t< ed the iKittom of the mountain with be true and tried ? Yet the a i-rttKh. Two men were killed and u- i , , five wer<- wounded. The ly** to the ' ,,r 'd says th® JSSUCS are l)C- railroud I* very heavy. tween these two “sides” and be- Ijot week a la ge and entiiu*iii*tic tween “Democrats meeting of DeniocratN wa* held in Columbia, Rexolution* were adopted rtiougly condemning tlie Hlanderons ■-luirge* made against the Democ atic . . .... government. A club wan organized imallible, therefore, it must be tried.” As we all know, the There is now no possible chance for an adjournment ear lier than August, a.id it is not at all certain that it >viil l er-* u iy true and as that. -r- V\ li.il a Former I ii; orld is j^y J)avie. in i i!.i-*ter K 'p .rter, | t*> make the fight in tlie preaent cam* our fault that its statement* I Bf’t'Ce in tl’.is ae ks issue paigu lo the regular way a* opposed u . u l inai 118 8WU,meut8 a P‘ of the Reporter an announce- to tlie irregular method* adopted by i pear inconsistent and, conscious: ment of my namo as candidate Agent of M'inufu.’to.ers tor the *.»!.* of Englirw, ii^iiwr*', Saw Mill-, iiri-t Mill*. Gin*, Press,*. Tlireelier*. mfting, Pulley*. Belting. Circular Saw*, and machinery supplies Par tie* w ho contemplate Inlying maehiii- eiyofany kind will find it to theii interest to get p: fix:-* from me uefo e buying c Kewhen*. 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