The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, September 25, 1890, Image 4
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fhc Jariington $m.
HENRY T. THOMPSON,
THURSDAY, SEPT. 25, 1890.
Let the office seek the tuan i*a ({(kk)
motto, and if merit is to win. thou
Mirelv H R. Thomaa will t>e the next
“Hit Mr To,
A certain genial old Bostonian, who
is a gentleman of leisure, likes nothing !
Letter than to watch the sports of chil- Whose lonR period of service in
is l It J. Mi,
dren and contrive pleasant surprise* for
them.
Query : Who are “the people” At one time, while loitering near the
under the control or those who hold
the offices under the present Federal
Government, and who are hostile to
Editor Brayton. The latter and his cohorts : superintendent of the penitentiary
| were overthrown, and everything and a great pleasure will be in store
possible was done to defeat his eon- for Tint pkoplk.
| gressional aspirations There was a
TA AI D niPiHYAAVAl'VTSl et?but1t U^o® "probable a that lt it ‘wiil; who usually derive the greatest border of the pond In the pubhc garden.
10 OIK W&KL^I OjIfIjJ 11% amount to anything That whole amount of “pleasure’’from the 1 iinot far fromhUMr.
1 - ••• . J . . - - • otwervea several small boys on j
the curbetone, in stooping postures,
paddling the water with their hands. ;
The temptation to tap the back of one of I
Has aatalfehed for .horn a
straightened up like a flash, looked; large and v aluable patronage,
around, and called out: desire to call attention through
.1 j , J. | convention were verr ludicrous at ,, -What did you strike me for, sir-" these columns to the stock which
we greatly desire to have from ^“^ u a "°d t he amount of the efforts 24 - 4 . p - Democratic Con .-sothat you might rise and fake this they have just received from
them as often as nossible (the <>f the colored politician* to play at vention was held m Barringer s piece of money my lad." said the old the Nort h. Hats and bonnets
matter, together with a resolution of- appointment of a good man as |
The correspondents of The | KbiioMh^u^ho^i In- superintendent of a penitentia-
r, | dorse A. C. Haskell for Governor, was ry .
Darlington News throughout left to the Republican state commit —,
• i i tee, who have not yet acted. Of course The Florence AntrTillmanites.
the County are particularly Judge Haskell woild not accept such i [By Telegraph to Tkk Nkws ]
A a • • t *1 4. an endoreemeut even if it should be i . ^ i j
requested to bear in mind that i^ n( j ere ^ The proceedings of the: Florence, S. C., September
supplying the ladies of Dar
lington County with
HILLIKERY
— AND —
NOTIONS
Wig New sti11 NoLet Up.
.FOR
Darlington.
AN
man, handing him a dime.
them as often as possible, (the p abli ,bed‘in'the Hall at two o’clock to-day. H.
oftener the better), the local iVrtCiuerf foarfer, makes interesting, L Morris presided and C. A. The boy, entirely appeased, grinned
events of their respective see- rem ‘ inK, “ atter - ! Smith acted as secretary. The deadly. And instantly
tions. We want the news
every week, if it is only a line.
of all the fashionable styles
all the other i Ribbons at prices ranging from
, eac ij (jne 10 cts to $2 ; Prince Albert tips,
AN INTERESTING STUDY.
Editorial Notes.
Charleston is making tremendous j has called attention^to a very
preparations for her "Gala Week" this' important and interesting sub-
>e ^ r t w7 u. i .. f ject—the number of members
Dr. J. W. Stokes, the president of i*
the State Alliance, has been elected of the House of Representatives.
State Senator from Orangeburg Jt wou , d eX p ecting too much
CvHilll > - 1
following county t ^ et was shouting at thotop of hi» voice " feather bandeaux and orchids,
nominated: Dr. J. L. Fierce tor| esay, mister, hit me. will yer, mister?" metallic effects in ribbons, birds
and bird’s nests ; woven corsets,
tives ; T. E. Bell, school com- 1 .«<• w.ntsd ts. n..., toques and Nellie Bly caps
missiouer, E. M. Ervin, Peel
and Poston, county commission
ers. E. M.
senator ; Dr. J. B. C. A right —Boston Transcript.
The Congressional apportion- and 8. P. Chandler, representa-!
ment bill recently introduced
for Butterick’s
Exclusively First-Class
Retail Family Grocery Store.
New and Fresh.
-*» STOCK, S*
West & How,
Pearls Street.
When Pluck, Brains and the Almighty
Dollar do the driving the wheels will fly t|
Waddill's Defense and Burn's Diatribe.
Editor Darlington Xews:
We see a long piece publish-
Scnator Talbert, the State Lecturer | of poor depraved human nature
of the Farmers' Alliance, has been to ever indulge in the hope that e d i n your last paper signed
desperately ill with typhoid fever, thi question w ju be considered “Henry C. Burn,” and we sup- I 16 ™
but is now regarded by the attending | 1,1,0 i , * noao von understand it Please bre;u1
phvsicians as out of danger. by the present House without pose > on ^unuc rsianiMi. rlease ^ rj
It ‘
lie Wanted the Best.
Speaking of the Hindoo deity reminds | Sole agents
me of a story a friend of mine told me i Patterns.
The firm are now ready to re-1
is very »iou- .irLing J t he m' 1 rmng, ceive customers, who are ^ QQODS DELIVERED
and to cur© him of this habit his parents respectfully invited to call and
told him the next time he failed to be i examine their stock. L ’
ready as soon as the other, he would Sep. 25, ’90—tf I v
have to go without his breakfast. Being | _ “
tardy again, when he came to the table j pOf oOIB.
he was informed that lie must either eat I .. . . T |
-:o:-
OF
E
and water or do without eating at w ^f,' 4arl . u '90 acres,
The boy was silent and would not W.lhamsburg County.
SIC R AMCEj
GROCERY WAGON.
at Lake City
, luiAiuseui g uj , S. O., fifty
... . ♦oil us what it is We live so "“i uul ; acres in high state of cultivation and ,
J. P. Ensor, who was suiarinteud- reference to party politics. It far from town and hear so little fat ^ r ' 1,01 wi * h,n f hlR ‘ 10 ^ 100 acres tw<. miles out. Also dwell- To any part of the town by our
Congress by the Republicans of the first census, and consequent ap- pens, that we are almost afraid j be glad to have bread and water. Sup Darlington, S. C.
Fourth District. nortionuiont for the n irtv in to go to town for fear we would poee you were away out on the ocean, Sep 25,'IK)—It O
It is charged that the Alliance of “ta “t aH no^bl!tdvant get run over or make somebody and the migels should fetch you bread
North Carolina is dead set atfainst po>v er to got al po.. mad. Is this a pedigree of the antl ^ at3fcr that > ou ““
Senator Vance, and that they will use age out of the apportionment, gentleman written by himself: ea ^ d^nliver "
every effort to prevent his being re- „ r ^,. n , lK . t „. fl> tll< , t ;* „ —i 1 wo ..'R 1 . 1 do neI ' e . r ' the
elected to the Senate in the fall.
INSURE WITH THE
Elliot of South Carolina and Ven
able of Virginia were unseated in student of OUr form of gov
Congress on Tuesday and their nrmortionmor.t ta
places were
testauts. Miller
sjasctively.
and so it will probably be to the is it a quarrel with you and your swcr .. rd just want what ^ for
end of the chapter. To the brother, oris it a description of a breakfast.”—Pittsburg Dispatch.
ern . cowboy chasing a buffalo ? This
’ “ “ piece
Untoal Life Insurance Co., All Orders PrompHy Executed.
OF NEW YORK.
Mr.
ii i uesoay, hiui .ueiri . ,. , , . SUrely Can t ho the . . ..
given to the negro con ment the apportionment tables Burn'wanted to start a paper in The DarllngtOn Building 311(11.0311 [RW L GERNAHD, GBR. Agent,
iller and Langston, re from m , 0 to 1880 ma k e a very order to have published ? 0 . . D l • u^ • );* , , a n 6
interesting studv. In 1790each What is the matter with our ASSOCiatlOn. COLUMBIA, S. L
Dr. W. I). Crum, colored of Char , . , ,V renresent- friend Waddill ? He “jined”
lestou, has been nominated for Con- j member ot the ttouse represent tli ,. Vlllri , h . ho Hem.
gress against Maj. Brawtey. The anti-1 e fi a3 990 people, and in 1880
•jined” the Dem-
he is “in the
brethren a n d
Sep. 35, '90
See'ty and Treas.
The monthly meeting of this Asso-
the church ; he “jined” the Dem- ciation will be'held at the office of the
Custom House Republican* are dis-j T.'-V." ' ocratic party; he is “in the
satisfied, and will probably bring out 151,912 people, and if the new | U)Use of his brethren and P M Dues rBciivft^b^T^nsnnl^t
a man Of their own so that there bjn becomes a law he will rep- friends,” and yet he is not hap- his office and at the meeting
°Z T7 ’ , resent mjm people. Manv of M, Poor little Wacldill! Mr. 0. K
The constitutional Convention of r r Editor, am t you sorrv for him t
the state ..f Mississippi is still in ses- the States have a smaller num- Mr Editor ; liave vo ' u hear ,i of
of'se^'ra^week s ^lursdio^havejbeen b ^ r of Re presentatives now than anv one having hydrophobia
unable as yet to arrive at such a so they had in 1790. For instance, lately ? Please keep us posted,
lution of the suffrage question as will Virgin ill hafi 19 where she now “Oh wad some power thegiftie gie us.
KBSX: haaonly 10; Conaeeticut liad 7
Gen. J W. Moore has been re- j while she now has only 4 ;
C^.^ove^SSSt^the^Ul^ Maine had 7 - but now she has Thk Building and Loan As-
candid'ate by a good majority; quite just 4; Massachusetts had 17 sociation meets tonight.
he' wM < on«of the k ven^enator* whtt while now she has to content The number of bales of cotton
according to'Tillman, had been guilty herself with 12 ;New Hampshire shipped from this depot to date
of deliberate perjury. hail 4, and now has 2 : Delaware is 3.811 : midding is bringing
A railroad train ran into a wreck mil still Ins 9 - 40 -
near Reading, Pa., on Friday last. Started Wltll one ami till lias
The Oldest, Largest, Strongest and the
Best Company in the World.
Cash Resources Over One Hundred
and Thirty Millions of Dollars.
The ladies and the public in gen
eral are respectfully invited
to give us a call.
A full line of Foreign and Do
mestic Canned Goods, Pre
serves, Jams, &c.
o
A Few Leading Articles:
A Complete Stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats and Clot
ing, at prices that make competitors howl and customers smiJ
READ THESE PRICES AND BE CONVINCED l
Five Thousand yard best checked homespun at 5 cents per yard|
10,000 yards brown shirting, from 41 cents up ; 5,000] yards
calico, warranted colors, from 5 to 7 cents per yard ; all-wool
lem Jeans, only 25 cents per yard ; all-wool twilled flannel, 0 nlj
20 cents per yard. A full line of black cottons, sheetings,
hams, cashmeres, striped and plain dress goods, from the cheap
to the best ; all-wool double-width dress flannels, only 25 cent]
per vard.
Our Shoe Department
Is complete in every respect. Full stocks of our celebrated DouJ
las, Faust, and our New French Process Shoes, every pair warranj
CLOTHING,
In Clothing we have suits to fit all, both in prices and in fit
garment.
In Hats we have the latest styles at the lowest price. Re men
her we handle nothing but the best goods.
NO AUCTION TRASH OR SHODDY GOODS!
Give us a call and prove to yourselves that our advertisemeij
has not told you of half the good things we have for you.
Very respectfully.
A, Jo BBOOM,
Leader of Low Prices.
September 4. 1890.
9
C. S. PITCHER
— DKALKR IN —
Machiner y
— AND —
HARDWARE,
— THIS
j Preserved Ginger, 30 and fiO cts
per jar ; fresh salmon, 13 cts per
can; canned Beef, 13 cts per
Great Corporation can ; Miik, large can, 13 cts : To
TT , , . ., . . matoes, 8 and 10 cts per can ,
Has earned for ami paid out to Crosse & Blackwell pickles, as-
I started with one and still
ami rolled down a twenty-foot em- one, though for the ten years
liankmeut into the Schuylkill River- . . , 10rl ,, , ,
Over twenty iiereonii were killed out- between 1810 and 18-0 she had
right and fifty were Injured._ Some 2 ; Rhode Island started with 2
Cutlery. Guns. Agricultnral Imple
ments. House Furnishing <foods.
Phosphate. Railroad and En
gineers' Supplies. Belting,
Cotton Gins, and Presses.
•-31 MEETING ST
Col. E. R. Mclver will de
liver the prize at the plume
drill of the Darlington Guards CHARLESTON,
tomorrow night.
u ,, ... Sep 25, ’90—3m
_ . . . . Rev. G. B. Moore preached in
Georgia has increased t jj e Presbyterian Church last
were injured. Some
of the scenes describing the sufferings , . . . .
of the latter are liarrowing in the ex- and has always had the same
tren,e - number.
At the Congressioiuil Convention of from 3 to 10, and New York Sunday morning, and was to
on Friday, Hon. G. D. Tillman was from 6 to 34: South Carolina have preached at the Methodist
renominated for Congress on thejflrst started with five and now has c hurch that night, but the ex-
iiallot, receiving thirty votes, while, ‘ cessivelv bad weather prevent-
his opponent, Mr. G. Duncan Belling- seven, though from 1813 to 183.) ed servi ' ces f roin Being held.
cr, of Barnwell received fifteen. Till- Kh ,. , iad aR manv aR 9 M r ^
man bitterly opposed the *ub-Trea»u-
s. c.
Cotton Ginners, and
Users ot Steam»
... , she had as manv as 9.
’ opiiosed the sub- ITeasu- . f.
ry plan and'Bellinger favored it. Dunnells" bill will make
The convention of the Republican membership of the House
jiarty in Berkeley County last week
ended in a big row which resulted in
two separate conventions being held.
There are therefore no less than four
sei>arate and distinct parties in that
county just now, two Democratic and
two Republican, each of which has
its own chairman and its county ex
ecutive committee.
Mr.
the
354,1
which is about twice as large
as it ought to be.
- ■ —
THE DECREASE OF THE STATE
DEBT.
Hoke s Cyclonic Spark Extinguish
er and Arrester, is a device which at-
tached to Steam Boilers of all makes Florence, Chesterfield,
and sixes renders it impossible for fire an( j York
to originate. It guarantees safety | ’
Our Philadelphia correspon
dent asks: “Is it a fact that the
State Debt has increased $592,
017.42 in the last ton years, as is
stated by the census commis
sioners of this State ?” No, it
is not a fact, no matter who as
serts it. On the contrary, the
wil1 State Debt has decreased by
I $273, 150.72 during the period re-
The Democratic |iarty in Sumter
county is badly mixed up The Till-
manites decline to recognize the legal
ity of the primary election which wan
ordered by the county executive com
mittee, and the anti-Tillmanite* de
cline to call another convention to
reorganize the party. An effort will
he made to get the new State execu
tive committee, which meets on the
:10th fast., to help them out of their
dilemma. If this fails there
probably be two Democratic tickets |
in the field fa that county.
The political sensation of the hour ferre<1 to - Those who pretend to
in Georgia is an open letter which believe Tillman's slanders
to Gov Gordon in which he abuses against the Mate Government
the Governor roundly, charging him are loath, as a general rule, to
among other things with havfag «>ld |n|lkedirect 0 ) largeSi preferring, | !, heor U 80 nnich ^ wor *> fo1
Tied Ills Horse to a Grasshopper.
Miss Cooper, a daughter of the novel
ist, James Fenimore Cooper, states that
when In Paris she saw a French transla
tion of her father’s tale, “The Spy,” fa
which there were several mistakes, but
one of them was such that it was almost
incredible that any one could possibly.
have been guilty of it. The residence of
Mr. Wharton, one of the characters who
figure in the story, is spoken of by the
author as “The Locusts.” Now, the
translator had evidently been ignorant
of the circumstance of there being any The National House. Old establish-
speciea of trees bearing this name. j ed house, located on King Street, the
Having, therefore, looked up the word principal thoroughfare. 1-arge ran i
fa his dictionary, and finding the defini- transient custom: 25 rooms. Rent
tion to be given as "Les Sautcrelles”— low to an approved tenant^
its policy holders in , ash
profits inriwenty-one
years the enormous sum of
$73,000,000,
WHICH IS NEARLY
Eleven Millions of
DOLLARS
More than the combined returns
attained by the next two
leading companies
LINDSAY & LATTA, Agts.
For the Counties of Darlington,
Chester
Yorkville, S. C.
from fire, renders insurance unnec
essary and thereby becomes the Gin-
ner's friend It is simple in construc
tion and never gets out of repair.
We will remain in Darlington and vi
cinity for the next ten days and the
! imtrouage of steam users is solicited.
HOKE A HERRON,
Inventors and Patentees.
Sop 25, ’90
Feb. 27, 1890.
ymi
THE
HIJlESl
! sorted, 35 cts per bottle; best
leaf Lard, 10 cts; fine imported
1 Olive Oils
We call particular attention
to our Coffees and Teas. We are
satisfied we Can please. We
grind Coffee at store in our large
and improved mill.
We also call particular atten
tion to our
Imported Cigars,
We are making quite a run on
them; give them a trial. We
also have a full line of Cigars of
other grades.
Our aim will be to sell goods
at the Lowest Notch.
A call is respectfully solicited.
West & Honour.
Big Cotton Failure
in Liverpool.
The man who tried to corner the crop “busted” last week wifi
three hundred thousand bales. But that little incident will not j
affect in the slightest degree the price of goods at
BLACKWELL. BROS.
Who are determined to hold the palm as the leaders of low prlo
They will make a big run this season on shoes and and
desire particularly to call the attention of the ladies
of the Town and County to their
Ladies’ House-keeping Shoes,
Which are made on a “common sense” last and are broad ai
comfortable; also their
Misses’ an I Children’s Shoes,
Of all styles and varieties. One of the most comfortable shi
now on the market, and one warranted to wear as well as any
the country, is the
Reynolds’ Gent’s Hand-Sewed.
To Rent,
— OF —
Sep,
PEARLE STREET.
4, 1890.
Red
Rust
J. W. MILLER.
313 King St, Charleston, S. C.
Sep 25, 90
grasshoppers—thus he rendered it in the
text. Presently, however, he came across
a paragraph in the novel in which it was
stated that a visitor to the house of Mr.
Wharton had tied his horse to a locust.
Then it might be naturally supposed
that the translator would at once have
discovered his error. Not a bit of it!
His reasoning would appear to have been
somewhat on a parity with that of a cele- the following books have been
brated countryman of his. when ho de- adopted for Darlington County
dared that “if the facts d , not agree
Proof
I s -
Oats j
Undertaker’s Supplies.
We have a largo line of handsome
Coffins, which can he obtained as
cheaply as anywhere else in Darling
ton. We further offer the use of our
hearse free of charge, provided the
distance from town be not too great.
N. L. HARRELL & CO.
April 10-tf
We also have on hand a large and carefully selected stock of
Men’s Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing,
All sizes, and ranging in price from $2.75 to $18.
0 o
ws-We will use our test efforts to please our Customers.-a
BLACKWELL BROS.
September 11, 1890.
SeM looks! Sokool look:!
FOR m
BY
-:o:-
out his seat fa* the U
Joe Brown in return for 114.000 per like their chief, to accomplish
annum which he received ostensibly ... . , ,
as attorney for the Louisville i Nash their purpose by skilfully worded
ville Railroad, but which he really insinuations, for the simple rea-
waa paid for doing nothing. Gordon ,, . , ,,
is out as a candidate for the United that whenever they resort
states Senate, and it is thought that to positive statements their as-
Nowood is “hankering after the
same place.
In the House of Representatives on
last
and are now on sale at
THE HOOK STORE
DARLINGTON, S. C..
at prices named:
. sections are too easily proven to
be incorrect. Ask us a few more
Nevertheless, the writer seems to have
been conscious that some explanation
was dne of so extraordinary a statement
as that a horseman had secured his steed
to a grasshopper. So he went on gravely
to inform his readers that fa America 1
these insects grow to an enormous size, j Appleton's 1st Reader
and that in this caa. one of these, dead 1 Appleton's 2d Reader,
Hiid Bluffed, had been stationed at the A Dole ton’s 3(1 Rearlpr
Thureday last while the contested questions of this kind ; we will door of the rnanMon foetheewiw^enw A nDleton’s 4th Reader
election ease of Langston vs Venable J , , , , of the visitors on horseback!—Bookmark. - v PPjeu)ns tin U( aatr,
was being argued, the 8peakeradopt- he glad to answer them. By the Appleton s 5th Reader,
ed his usual tactics of making a quo- wa y our correspondent has his suuiey Ait«r ni» Return. ! Swintbn's Word Primer,
rum by counting certain Democrats, - * ,, ' Nothing worried Stanley more than a Swinton's Word Book
gg£L dl>W ” " to S- “ * *‘~*w J—Robinson's Hu™ Ariih.
!SoSlSjHoK.bSltoun5 In,, 'be very cent, that there can tt.«.™tnar, sl.red likr.Ug.rn.a, Robinson's Prac. Arith.
doom looked on them. Several indig scarcely be any doubt about his 1 [° 8 ^ I ? np ’ 1 ’vTU , knocked Spencerian Copy Book
naiit members thereupon kicked the tremblingly at his door he would cry Wort eater’s Pri’v nir-’t-v
doors open, breaking the fasten Assertion that t In census torn- out, \Vm I a prisoner in my own house?" „ OrtesTer S Fn y\ Die ry.,
fags. As Kilgore was making his missioners are responsible for *Tve brought you this telegram, sir.” ‘ Lang. Primer,
exit in this unseemly fashion, Ding- t .1 i “Well, I detest telegrams. Why do “wmtoisNew Lang. Les.,
ley. of Maine, a Republican, happen- t,us K ravu error - A* they huvo y 0 n pendst fa bringing them?” Swinton's New Eng. Gram,
ed to be on the other side of the door; made no report of this kind to 1 Every time Sali, his African servant, Grammar and Comp.
, ii^ r befag e |gu , lly U brui 1 sed. 1 ' aW ’ UK our knowledge, however, wo uld 1 th< ? 1 ^ a8t thin « Maury's Ele’tary. Geog.,
K y he miml teUi* ’ uq where he got inkstand would l* Maury 's Manual,
The case of Murrell and Carpenter, m '" a le,im 8 us " hcre he » ot thrown at his head. Maurv’s Physical
his information ? rw, “ *--• *
Prices
25
40
50
75
$1.20
20
arpenter.
County
two young men of Edgefield
who killed Preston Youce, is familiar
to the public. The murderers were
walkiug along the road in a hilarious
condition from too much whiskey,
when they met Yonce. and fired at
him without the slightest provo
cation, “just for the fuu of it”. Vonoe
liegged piteously for his life, but they
succeeded iu inflicting wounds which
resulted iu his death. On their trial
both of the defendants were convict
ed, but were recommended to merev
In cases of murder the Court can taki
110 cognizance of such a recommend
ation. and the criminals were dul>
sentenced to be hung. Previous tt.
the date of theirexecution they broke
jail. Carpenter has never l>een n
captured, hut Murrell, who is onh
WHO ARE “THE PEOPLE” ?
After such a bitter campaign
as has just closed, it is always
pleasant to look hack upon its
humorous features, which num
ber far more than one would
at first imagine. There was
nothing, however, which struck
expected was that the inkstand would be
thrown at his head.
One day he originated a new way of T , r> tt- .
saving his heath He had a telegram to RRTOes Prim. History,
deliver, so he ingeniously fixed it on the oarnes^ Brief History,
end of a long bamboo, and getting the Barnes Gen. History,
door just ajar ho poked it into the room Smith's Phys'gy Primer,
and bolted. i Smith’s Human Bodv,
Although averse to resdiug correspond- White’s Drawing (8 v,)l )
ence, Stanley read stfl.ie letters with Davidson's History of
keen delight, and one in particular from
20
45
80
10
50
30
40
00
80
60
$1.45
$1.40
70
$1.20
$1.90
35
00
15
S. C., 00
a little girl. It contained the following j The use of these hooks, and
characteristic line*: .these only, will be enforced in
“Itwaavery kind of you to go through Darlington County for the next
such perils to rescue Emin Pasha. 1 three years. Teachers will con-
iikedsomucU to hearof your flghtfag su l t their own interests by en-
us as funnier than the freedom a - ain9t tho “f 1 »kould hke to deavoring to conform to the law
with which the well worn term the fric.bore gi™ are
m u| the regular New \ork retail
of
s hot 1 girl at - r. :i - at, I I am ..
yean old. I am very fond of geography, prices, and_ are just what the
and am always longing to go round the book
world. ’’—Scribner’s.
The People” was used. To
nineteen years old, was taken, and illustrate our meaning : A Corre- - -I
was re-sentenced to be hung on Fri- cm. 1 a. and am always longing to go round the books would Cost the purchaser
day. Sept. *6. Governor Richardson P? , , 0f t le Charleston world.”—Scribner's. if he should Send to the publish-
has commuted his sentence to im H orld wrote from Clarendon „ , 77-—- * e rs for them it is^needWQ to
prisonmeiit m the penitentiary for r< » , ,, , , Saving th« (•orerumtiit Mosey. . ’ noeoless to
li e. The net it ion for executive inter- uniter that nom de plume “Yon want apenoicn, ami yet yon say a reduction at any time,
terenee fa Murrell’s behalf was signed a few weeks ago to nominate } ' ou wert) uat ‘ ,Ten enlisted On wh»t i or under any circumstances
by 2.100 citizens of Edgefield County - - t - , . do you base your cUim.” whatsoever. Bv buying at home
A second petition praying that th. [ or the P° 81t ^ n . of superm- “Just this: If I had gone to the front ! the purchaser is saved the t rim-
X amoug T^m^im- ^^t of the Penitentiary Mr. l might tar. been totally disabled, ms! I b le and exjiense of ordering
1 liat of H. K. Tilhuau. ^ ^* loma8, Sumter > wh o» ‘a ^h <> / lai,,, i* 1 *.A* from the North ; that is all
The Republican* of the State held a ”7 the way, has been himself a Money in the gorronuuent’s pocket don’t
convention in <Columbia last week. , voluminous writer during the you see."-Harper’s Bazar.
At the meeting of the State executive - „ , . . *
we
Jlit'wsii !i So.,
Darlington, S. C.
September 20, 1SS9—tf.
Don’t Bead This
Unless Yoia Are Interested in Low
PRICES!
MILLINERY
— AND —
NOTIONS.
N/Jffs, J©hn S\x/ygei*t's
Ft: WIe SsiiilisMEJi
will be opened
OT THIS "WEEBZ, -i£S
On the North-east portion
—OP THE—
Public Square.
FOR SALE,
GIN, PRESS, GRIST MILL,
and lot of SHAFTING, cheap.
Apply to j. L. EDWARDS,
or C. B. EDWARDS.
July 17, ’90—tf.
~ A. T.' BAiR®,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,-
Office up-stairs in Edwards, Norment:
& Go's, building.
Residence, at Mr. L. E. Williamson',si , „ , , _ . , . . . ,. _
Pearle Street. ] 1000 yards Standard Prints at 5 cents, worth 7 cents ; 500 yan
30-inch Fine Wool Cashmere at 25 cents, worth 35 cents. A it
line strictly all wool Henrietta, 40 inch wide, at 50 cents, soldua
ally at 05 to 75 cents. A full assortment double-width all wo
Grey and Brown Flannels, plain and striped, at 25 to 50 cents,
Here are a few of the many
BARGAINS
We have to offe
—
June 12, '90—3m.
For Sale.
Fine Cotton I.anils in Sumter Coun
ty. Apply to
BOWMAN & INGHAM.
Real Estate Brokers.
Sumter, S. C.
Sep 4, '90—3m
2ILLINEEY.
Just received from New
beautiful stock of
York.
The ladies of the town and.
county are invited to call and Fdli find Winter Millinery,
examine her large stock, which the latest styles in Ladie*’, Misses’and
has been selected with groat care ' Children's Hats and Bonnets, velvets,
and is arranged in thorough city ’a^'kfadl.
extra charge for trimming hats or
bonnets.
Our line of Black Dress Goods is complete. Our 45 inch silk ft
ished Henrietta at $1 is a thing of beauty.
A full Reinforced Linen Bosom Shirt at 50 cents, worth 75 cent
This one article you should not fail to see.
IN OUR GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT
You can buy a good boy’s wool suit for $2 and upward ; Youtk
wool suit for $4 and upward ; Men’s wool suit for |5 a*d u
sizes range from 4 years to 42-inch breast measure.
style.
Sep 18, ’90.
This space is reserved for
SHOES.
Having purchased our entire stock of shoes from the Bay St**
ami other factories before the advance in prices, we pur
pose giving our customers the benefit of it.
I.
— WHO WILL —
OIPETST -A-
a*
WPfl’F *
4J J« -ji ii. 11
AT AN
EARLY DAY
In the front portion of the store
now >ccupied by
Mr. F. E. Normeni;
J3F* Inspection of stock invited.
MISS L. M. SOHMID.
Sep. 4, 1890—Gm.
J BEILENSON,
Watch-Makeff &. J^weMer*,;
Nest Door To Tombaclier's,
Darlington, S. C.
Dealer in Watches, Clocks,
pairing « 4Stv aud^ati.ta^ Special prices famished for wholesale lots tt
Y'lfrtT’T 1 ' .. „ any Department
Bar Orders by mail promptly
September 4, ’90 ,v HUSH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES DAILY.
HATS.
Our stock of Men's Boys’ and Children's Hats is the largest e*® 1
carried by the firm. In fact every department
has been amply supplied.
For Rent.
At the Hardware Store
8! A Praoclou. CksIM.
I S2iI5?iV??’ S*xon, two tributed his full share of funny *1 wa» ». Toledo child who, being down
col. red politicians, got into a dispute; for a recitation at a Sunday wbooi ex-
hihiiion, told the audience of a place '
committee whit-ii wn*held joat before T@cent campaign, and has con-
the convention. Deal and Saxon,
R. L. DA ROAN & CO.
8cp. 18, ’90.
hot woixi* followed, blow* Were
ed. and a general fisticuff
Smalls was elected ].resident
convention. The body was
things to its literature. The
letter of the correspondent re
ferred to ends as follows;
Aad oafcr aee hm Wfe
—Detroit Free Prem.
Attention Mechanics!
All vervoiiit in ne« d(,f lutbbitt metal
can purchase it cheap at Tine Dak-
useroa Nkws office.
Jane 12, ’20-M
AS AN —
INSURANCE OFFICE.
Sep 18, ’90
I PETER BGvYLES,
T|uE8 firat-clase
Painting; 1
specialty.
| tar He rolieits
[ Darlington,
Desirable ct>rner storo to Rent. Managed by Mr. J. H. Early, is kept constantly on hand, Sto*
Apply to Sewing Machines, Gins, Belting, Mowers, Rakes, Engi-
J. GREGG McCALL, neer’s Supplies. &c. Repairing a Specialty.
July 3, ’90—tf ‘ 6 ^
o o 0 0
Work
... _ _ _ I The public will please bear in mind that other houses
W. B. McGIRT, D. D.S. 1
.1. F. EARL! •
House and Signi Offers his pi-ofossional services to
, the (.etiple of Darlington and vicinity.
Office over the store of Edwards, Nor
r | swat i Co.
Jan 19, DO—1]
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