The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, November 20, 1890, Image 4
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THURSDAY, NOV. 13 1890.
TO ora (MiSrOMESTS.
The correspondents of The
Darlington' News througheut
the County are particularly
r;qucsted to bear in mind that
weitreatlv desire to have from
them as often as possible, (the
oft|pcr the better), the local
events of their respective sec
tions. We want the news
cverv week, if it is only aline.
white
reduced
and
to
the clauses restricting the right
of suffrage to those who can
read any section of the Consti
tution, or who shall be able to
understand the same when it is
read to them or give a reasonab' •
interpretation thereof.
by lot of Mrs. A. Howards, and West
by lot of Mrs. Hester Rust.
Terms of ale. one-third cash, bal-
Conservative Democrats de- a nee in one end two years, eredit por-
THE RACE FOR THE SPEAKERSHIP.
vs.
W. E. DARHAN, et. at.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
precate the undue haste in
MUST WADE HAMPTON GO?
chaser and a mortiratfe of the premises
opening the campaign for the sold; purchaser to pay for all necessary
Speakership of the next House,; paperj ' w A p AKI{ , )TT c
and have tried in vain to stop it Nov. 10, isyo.
tion to be Becured l>y bond of pur- Pursuant to a Judgment for Foreclo-
C. P.
Again the rumor comes by the by arguing that it will be more! STATE
Editorial A'cfrs.
The number of exiles sent to
Siberia by the Russian Gov
ernment this year amounts to
10,000 souls.
Two thousand girls employed
in hat factories at Dambury
Connecticutt, have been thrown
out of work by the factories
shutting down.
Governor John B. Gordon was
elected United States Senator
from Georgia, on Tuesday, on
the first ballot in the Legisla
ture.
way of Augusta that there is a than a year before the Speaker
preconcerted plan to deprive is elected, and that it is a waste
Wade Hampton of his seat in oftimetobe discussing at this
the United States Senate when time the relative merits or de-
the legislature meets. There merits of gentlemen who think
have been a good many politi- themselves, or are thought by
cal surprises in store for us their friends, to be entitled to the
during the past year, but we honor of presiding over a House
will not believe that the people that will be more than two-
of South Carolina could be thirds Democratic. To this the
capable of such gross ingrati- gentlemen interested reply by
tude as tins until the conviction saying that it would be folly to
is forced upon us. The dashing ignore the fact of the chances
military chieftain who led his being very decidedly in favor of
on many a | un early spring extra session of
lofty patriot of the Fifty-second Congress,
who alone of all men was able it is charged that some of the
to rid the State of the horde of best known candidates are at
robbers which was preying up- the bottom of the scheme to stop
on it in 187ii, the cons n ative the discussion at this time, and
statesman whose ability and that their object is to kill off
OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Couxtt oc Darmxgtox.
in Common IMcai*.
F. J. PELZER,
vs.
ELIAS P. PHILLIPS.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
Pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclo
sure in the a!>ove stated ease, I
sure in the above stated ease, I will
offer for sale in front of the Court
House in Darlington county, State
aforesaid, on the first MONDAY in
December next, tin following de-
scribed real estate.
| All that tract of laud containing
three hundred and forty acres, more
or less, and bounded North by Middle
Swamp, East bv Mikes Branch, South
by laud of J. L. Lawhorn and Mrs.
The Alliance Warehouse now has 1
on hand a full line of .“STANDARD
GROCERIES; 100 Sacks Uenuine
Liverpool 8AI.T; Red Rust Proof • >ats,
, county raised; also Bagging and Ties,
Harness, Plow-lines, Corn Shellers,
and a number of other things which
will well repay the insjiectioii of the
intending purchaser.
MILLIHERY.
Just receive*! from
beautiful stock of
New York, a
Fall and Winter Millinery,
the latest stvlesin Ladies', Misses'and
Sarah King and West by public road Children’s flats and Bonnets, velvets,
' from Darlington. C. H.’to Timmons plushes and ribbons, plumes, tips,
1 ville, and land of Mrs. Sarah King. feathers and birds of all kinds. No
hosts to victory
bloody field, the
On Monday morning
Merry town,
a boiler
of a soap factory at
Pennsylvania, exploded and
three men were killed anil seven
wounded.
will
offer for sale in front of the Court
House in Darlington County, State
aforesaid, on the first MONDAY in
December next, the following de-
scribedjreal estate.
A tract of land situated in Darling
ton County in the State aforesaid,
containing twenty-four acres, more
or less, bounded North by lands of
M. B. Phillips, South and East by
lands formerly of the estate of Jesse
Keith and West by public road across
Bay Branch.
Also all that other tract situated
now or formerly in Darlington county,
said State, containing forty acres,
more or less, bounded North by lands
of J. J. Phillips, East by lands of S.
R. Hill, South bv lands of S. R. Hill
and West by lan'dsof John J. Pbillilw.
Terms of tale, one half cash, bal
ance on a credit of one year, secured
by bond of the purchaser and a mort
courage have made him a con- their less famous colleagues who
spicuous figure in our national might, if kept before the public, of , the !, ,rl “ mis, ' B BO ! ll ;, p “ n ' haser
legislature for twelve years, develop strength enough to ' w. A. PARROTT, c. o. r.
the grand old hero whose very make them dangerous com'peti-!
name has been a household word, tors. I state of SOUTH CAROLINA,
must such a man as this fall a 1 ■
King
All that tract of land containing j
three hundred and eighty-four no es,
more or less, bounded North by Jef
fries Creek and lands of Mrs. A. I). 1
Flinn, South by lands of A. D. Flinn, j
A M. Dargun and Stephenson and
Witherspoon, East by public r >nd !
from Darlington, C. II. to Timmo is-
vllle and lands of Stephens* n and
Withenpoon and West by lands of A. j
D. Flinn, the same known ns ti e Wil- 1
liamson place.
All that tract of land containing
three hundred acres, more k r less.
extra charge for trimming hats or
bonnets.
rar Inspection of stock invited.
MISS L. M. SCHM'D.
Sep. 4,1890—6m.
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Why it is, we are not able to say. !
The fall and winter season are eer- j
talnly the season when more mar-1
bounded North by lands of Stephen- r ! a K'' H take than ttt a,| y ot “ er
son and Witherspoon, East by lands time.
of James Muldrow and others. South If you contemplate buying a
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victim to the prejudices of the
hour? At the very crowning
point of his noble life, in the
Boneless canned Beef.
West & Honour.
very fullness of his years and
At a railroad wreck near Sal
em and Oregon, on November 12,
three persons were killed, seven
badly wounded and about one
hundred others injured.
Albert H. Smith, a member of
a New York firm, has been com
mitting forgeries for six years
and when arrested a dav ortwo,.
it was discovered that his ^ im ^ Ie W1 ^ 1 knowledge
We are making a big run on
- our choice young Hyson Tea;
of his wisdom, shall this slight i 75 cent9 a p 0un( i Try it.
West & Honour.
turn in the political wheel crush
him to the earth ? He has
spent his long and useful life
in the service of his State ; let
&RE m mmm
ago
forgeries amounted to $350,000.
that his labors were appreciated.
The heat and turmoil of the
STATE OF SOUTH
County of Darlington.
In Common Pleas.
W. A. CARURIGAN,
vs.
S. D. PETTY, et. al.
Order of Sale.
Pursuant to an order of court made
The British torpeds cruiser, \
Serpent was wrecked during a campaign is over ; thousands of
storm off the coast of Spain on ! conservative men who were op-
No\ember 12. Of the 2<i. per- p 0Se j to Q overnor Tillman east
sons on board onlv four have f, ,• • *i
been saved : t ^ eir ^ a ‘‘ ots f° r l 11111111 the m-
Hon. Patrick Calhoun, the
j terests of peace, and are now
railroad king of Georgia and a standing ready to judge the ad-
descendent of John C. Calhoun, ministration of the new party by
received the endorsement its fruits. Similar to them there
of the Alliance of Georgia for
United States Senator in opposi- 1
tion to Gen. Gordon.
1 are thousand of voters who earn-1
I estly advocated the election of
„„ il . , , the Governor, but who, now
The 77th anniversary ofth«|,, . . , ,,
birth of Hon. Allen G. Thurman that the battle 18 (,vei ' an,, the
was celebrated by the Thurman : victory has been won, will turn
Club of Columbus Ohio on
Thursday last. Ex-President
Cleveland was the principal
gifbst and he made a ringing
speech.
The latest returns from South
their backs upon any movement
which is calculated to overturn
what the people o£ the State
have justly honored and rever
ed in the past. If Governor
in the above stated case, I will offer
for sale in front of the Court Housj
in Darlington County, State afore
said, on the first MONDAY in De
cember next, the following described
real estate.
All that traet of land lying, being
and situate in the County of Dar
lington, State of South Carolina, con
taining one hundred and fifty^ acres,
more or less, bounded on the Last by
lands of S. D. Petty, South by lands
of E. T. Coker, West by public road
leading from Society Hill to Darling
ton and North by lands of J. '1.
Rogers and S. D. Petty.
Terms of sale, one half cash, bal
ance in one year, secured by bond of
purchaser an3 a mortgage of the pre
! mises sold; purchaser to pay for all
by Middle Swamp and West by the
public road from Darlington, C. H. to
Timmonsville, the same being known
as the Campbell tract.
All that tract of land containing
three hundred and forty acres, more
or less, liounded North by lands of the
estate of lv A. I.iw, and Edwards &
Normeut, East by lands of the estate
of E. A- Law, lands now or formerly
of the estate of G. I. W. McCall of
Will e Wilds, and lands known as Du-
Pre lands, South by the said DuPre
lands, and lands now or formerly of
Louisa Dnrgan and West by the pub-
Wedding Present
JUST STEP IX AT
Sulzbacher’s Jewelry Store
- *
lie roa 1 from Darlington. C. H- to
Timmonsville and lots of Cy Bell
and Martha Hunter, the same known
as the Bell place, less however by lots
belonging to said tract, but sold be
fore the commencement of this action
as stated in the complaint and pro
ceeds applied to the mortgage debt.
All that traet of laud containing
two hundred and nineteen acres, more
cr less, and Imunded North by public
roa I from Darlington, C. H. to Mars
Bluff, and lands of , East
by lands of W. C. Ervin, South by
lauds of Miss Mary Wilds and West by
lands formerly of James Bell. The
"Wilds place” and the "Bell place" will
be sold in lots, plats of which will be
exhibited on day of sale.
Terms of sale, one-third cash, bal
ance in or.e and two years, secured by
bond of purchaser and a mortgage of
the premises sold; purchaser to pay
for all necessary papers.
W. A. PARROTT, c. c. r.
Nov. 10, 18 0.
AND ROOK AT THK
Elab©i*ate Seleotiens
IN EITHER THE
STERLING SIIVER ar-
! tides or in GOOD PLATED
WARE.
As for 'S kt. pla in Gold
Rings, they have them in
enormous (/vantities.
SULZBACHEH
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The Extremely Low Prices
Dissolution of Copartnership.
The firm of W. A. Bowman A Co.
has this day lieen dissolved by mutual
consent.
W A. BOWMAN,
E. M. PRICE.
Darlington, S. C., Nov. 1, 1890.
necessary papers.
W. A. PARROTT, C. C.
P.
Nov. 10, 1890.
STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA,
al.
If lot, Commence It Now!
It V'!
al.
:l
i Another Column
Paper.
PETES BOWLES,
County of Darlington.
In Common Pleas.
ELIZABETH BELL, et.
vs.
H. CHAPMAN BELL, et
Complaint for Relief.
Pursuant to an order of court made
in the above stated ease, I will offer
for sale in front of the Court House
in Darlington county. State afore
said, on the first MONDAY in De
eember nt
real estate.
A tract of land situate in Darling
ton county and State of South Caro-
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
• Coi’XTY of Dahlixotox.
In Common Pleas.
JOHN B. O’KELLEY, et. al.
vs.
JOHN F. KELLEY, et. al.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
Pursuant to a Judgment for Fore-
in the alxive stated ease,
The undersigned will, in the
future, conduct a general
brokerage business on his own
account, and hopes to merit a
continuance of the patronage
extended the late firm of W. A.
Bowman & Co.
E. M. PRICE.
TIEiyVT
J. FRA! EARLY,
Dakota give the Democrats, In- Hampton should be removed, it
dependents & Fusionists a ma-; will be for one of two reasons :
jority in the legislature, which i. Because one who is more
‘l 1 ,, ^he Republicans worthy and better qualified has j T>()ES first-class House and sign iin-i, ami bounded as follows, to wit.
from electing a United States b een f oum ] loftn l,i s Unco. or o Painting; Kalsomine Work a North by lands of Elipbas Jeffords
Senator ill place of Moody, Re- UL '- nlounul mi nis piact, or, — s[)e( . ul | t y and GusFields, Southeast by lands
E ublican, the present incum- because the passions of the hour j In addition to my other works, i of Jane Huson and West bv lands of
ent. i will lead astray men who could ( I am now prepared to do i Uphrpnia. Fields and John Andrews,
David Ready, the white man wel1 a<ford to be magnanimous I
closure in the above stated ease, I
will offer for sale in front of the Court
House in Darlington County, State
aforesaid, on the first MONDAY in
December next; the following de
scribed real estate:
All that tract of land lying
and being situate in the
County of Darlington and State of
South Carolina, on the waters of
Lynches’ River, containing eight hun
HENRY M. SHITH,
Real Estate Agent,
Florence St., Darlington, S. C.
‘‘l .V' J dred and eleven acres, more or less.
:xt, the following described and bounded as f 0 ij 0ws to wit; North
Darlington.
patronage or
Feb. 27-lyr
who tied a uegro prisoner to a'in the presence of victory.
tree and shot him to deatli in Gentlemen of the General As-
ago, and who is known as the stu Gik<.d,if so, W. B, McGIRT, D. D. S.
‘lone lyncher” was convicted
of manslaughter on Monday,
and sent to the penitentiary for
thirty vears.
reasons ,
LIANCE.
A serious riot occurred last Yt is said that the
week near Moscow, Russia. A magnates of both
are at present in
for which of these
.. Offers his professional services to
POLITICAL STRENGTH OF THE AL- " f I'Arlington and vieinit,-.
Office over the store of Edwards, Nor
and containing eighty-four acres,
being the traet of land owned by
Mack Bell at his death.
Terms of sale, one half cash, bal-
ance in one year, secured by bond of
purchaser and a mortgage of the
premises sold; purchaser to pay for all
necessary papers.
W. A. PARROTT, c. c. F.
Nov. 10, 1890.
by lands formerly owned by Mrs
Inman Matuce, East by estate lands
of Jared Woodham, and Reddin
Beasley’s lands, South by Henry T).
Crosswell’s land and West by
Lynches’ River.
Terms of sale, one-third cash, bal
ance on a credit of one and two years,
credit portion to be secured by bond
of the purchaser and mortgage of the
I premises sold; purchaser to pay for
all necessary papers
W. A. PARROTT, c. c. f.
Nov. 10, 1890.
Special attention paid to the buying
and selling of real estate, collection of
rents, Ac. The strictest attention
will be paid to all business entrust
ed to me.
March 27, 1890-ly
Has been selling fit this fall lift*caused an unprecedented
trade.
He has lound it necessary to order almost an entire Now
Stock of
JDJFt-ESSSS <OrOOXDSh
CLOTHING, SHOES, WOODEN-WARE, ETC.,
Groceries coming in by almost
every train.
The attention cf the farmers is called t > a large lot ol
A. T, BAIRS),
ZFLuifst-IPjrocDf Oetts-
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office up-stairs in Edwards, Norment
& Go's, building.
Residence, at Mr. L. E. Williamson’,
Pearle Street.
June 12, ’90—8m.
nXTotioo.
Mm A. I; J. Min,
ment <fc Go.
Jan 19, ’90—ly
body of troops shot and wounded
a hundred peasants and work
men for refusing to receive the
commands of the ne7/ly up
pointed district officials. In ad
dition to refusing to obey their
commands the rioters bound tlu
offWnls with cords and sent
them to Moscow.
have been greatly
the report that the Farmers'
Alliance would run a Presi
dential ticket in 1892, and that
5 1 steps were now being taken
which would probably result in
* " that ticket receiving the sun-
Sanders, while drunk, shot at P " - * organized labor through-
anotherman at Reddick, Florida, 0 ' a * t ‘ HJ country! If it is possi
on Saturday. While some by- ble to combine the votes ofor-
,r ere , tr l n « 10 di ® a . rin Iganized labor with those of the
him, Sanders brother, thinking ™
the men were fighting him (San ! ^ ai mcrs Alliance, it t-, high
ders) began to fire right and t ' l,lp that the leaders of the old
left. A general melee followed parties were getting disturbed
and two persons were killed and ! It is very safe to predict that
the Republican and Democratic
Kama '‘V 3 ' piu tios will be represented at
bama, on the night of November .1 , , ,
11, Nathan Terry and Washing :th ° an,u,al convt ‘ :it i on of ,he
M.-...... ii i .
political
parties who j
Washington
disturbed by YUateh- Maker* & Jpiwe 1
J BEILENSON,
err
Nest Door To Tombaclier’s,
Darlington, S. C.
Dealer in Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Spectacles, &e. Re
pairing a specialty and satisfac
tion guaranteed.
fcsT Orders by mail promptly
attended to.
September 4, ’90
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Darlington.
In Common Pleas.
HENRY J. LEE,
vs.
JOSEPH WALTERS.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
Pursuant
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA |
Darlixgton County. (
Notice I s he . re / ,y «‘ ven th;,t
by virtue of a power
of attorney belli by me, I will sell
at public auction at Darlington Court
House, and in front of the court house
; on Saiesday in December next, be
tween tlie hours of ten o’cl ck a. m
and two o'clock
Whose long period of service in
supplying the ladies of Dar
lington County with
MILLIHERY
— AND —
NOTIONS
Has established for them a
k p. m., a track of iiind large and valuable patronage,
lie County and State desire to call attention through
EM, faint St Co.
Have just received New Lines of
to a Judgment for Foreclo-i ' n < * 10 . . 0 -
it. -AX'aH,' nJu.:
December next, the following <le-B „ r .
ing from
lv
JOHN B. FLOrO,
COLLECTION AGENT,
four wounded.
At a dance in
offers Ids services to the business men
of Darlington. Prompt personal at
tention given to the collection of rents
and merchandise accounts. Can ix*
found at the law office of W. K. bar
gain Eaq M over Blackwell Bros', store.
oct23-90
ton Brown quarelled about a
girl. Brown told Terrv not to
dance with the girl again, but
the latter did not heed the warn-
mg. While he was waltzing with
her Brown walked up and shot
him twice through the body, in
flicting wounds from which he
died shortly afterwards.
Prof. Koch of Berlin, Ger-
National Farmers'
Industrial Uni >>i.
meet at Ocala. Fh
her 2, by some of
observers, as both
Alliance and
which is to
orida, Decem-
Huir
parties are |
anxious to know what that or
ganization proposes to do two
years hence, and something may
be picked up by mixing with
For Rent.
Desirable corner store to Rent.
o:;es! 1 Apply to
J. GREGG McCALL.
July 3, ’90—tf
scribed real estate.
All that certain tract of land situa
te in the county of Darlington and
State aforesaid, containing one hun
dred and seven acres, more or less,
and bounded as follows; North by
lands of Soionnli Watson, East by
lands of M. Marco, South by lands o'
C. S. and T. S. Stuckey and West by
Lynches’ River
Also all that ce-taiu traet of land
lying, being and situated in the said
eounty ana State, containing fifty
acres, more or less, and bounded as
follows, to wit: North by lands of M.
Marco, East by lands of A. S. Stokes,
South and West by lands of J. B.
Stokes.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to
pay for all necessary papers.
W. A. PARROTT, c. c. l>.
Nov. 10, 18:10.
lowing terms, to wit; one half cash,
balance on a credit of one year, credit
portion to be secured by bond of the
purchaser and a mortgage of the
prera'
Igli
10 cts to $2 ; Prince Albert tips,
feather bandeaux and orchids,
„ metallic effects in ribbons, birds
!l 'siy EON COKFir y f ° r 1,ftIK ' r ! an(1 bi, ' d ’ s nests ’ toques, Nellie
Attorney in fact'for the heirsof <,a P 8 and woven corsets.
Bole agents for Butterick’s
Patterns.
The firm are now ready to re
ceive their customers, who are
respectfully invited to call and
examine their stock.
Sep. 25, ’90—tf
HUGH MORRELL.
Nov. 10. 1890.
ALLIANCE ATTENTION.
VELVETS, PLUSHES, BUCKLES, BELTS,
GILT CORDS, AMD BRAIDS AND LADIES FANCY GOODS.
HOSIER!, GLOVES. LIDIES’SCARFS,
FARCY BAGS AND NECKWEAR.
Also New Lines of Heiser's and
Reed’s Shoes. •
Mens’ and Boy’s Clothing.
These Goods are all New and Fresh and
will he sold at old prices. Respectfully.
EDWARDS, NORMENT & 00.
There will be a call meeting of the
County Alliance on the first Friday
in December. All suii-Alliiinees will
take notice that a full representation
is essentially necessary as business of
the utmost importance to Alliance-
men in the county will be transacted.
W. H. LAWRENCE,
Sce’y, D. C. F. Alliance*
September 18, 1890.
Buy your Mattresses direct from
Factory, CHARLESTON
the
Am
For Sale.
many thinks he has discovered ( the*delegates of the thirty-five
a cure for consumption and oth- 1 . . *
er eminent German doctors 3 ‘ ateBtbat are to b® represented
agree with him. The treatment in tbat convention,
consists in the injection of
liquid under the skin of the pa
tient shack between the shoulder
blades and in proximity to the
buns. In consequence' of the
discovery consumptives are
flocking to Berlin from all parts
of the world
m valuable lot and building on tho
Public Square of the Town of Dar
lington. Terms easy. Apply to
DARGAN & THOMPSGN.
Attorneys at Ijiw,
Darlington, S. C.
March 13. 1890.
LEVEL HEADED STANLEY.
The value of clever advertis-
ig was never better exemplified
'..in by the present lecture tour q,. ... ..
c* . tj* i r, . The monthly meeting of tins Asso-
tixplorer btanley. Several eiation will be held at the office of the
‘ irs ago he cancelled the most : , . Vo P le ’ i Bar *k»f Darling-on on Tue*
STATE ()F SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Dauukgtox.
PELZER, ROGERS & CO.
vs.
R. JANE DUBOSE and J. A
DUBOSE.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
Pursuant to a Judgment for Foreclo-
MILLINERY
— AND —
NOTIONS
Wctiriig Co.,
r VJ
-o o-
Manufacturers of «
HIGH GRADE MOSS AND WOOL
MATTRESSES.
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The Darlington Building and Loan
Association.
<J®hr) Svx/ygent’s
Mililisfat
will be opened
£iT TILIS WZFTEI&C
On the Noi lh enst per
—or THE—
1(111
, was
i. ighty glad to have him do it '
. A prominent Tillmanite in an
interview in the Augusta Cl, ran i-
cle says, that Senator Wade
Hampton will probably lie de
feated for re-election to the Uni-11
ted States Senate and Ben Till- i ' < aU8e be wa8 sununoned to go
mm will be his successor The ! t< k 40 in search of Emin
reason assigned for this isthat p asha - The other day at his
IcitTr^'rnT^'r h *u ai l in hi * ! ,enin K lecture in New York
letter to Col. Irby that he would ,• t v
vote for Tillman, had too much
. . . i day the 25th inst., r.t 8.80 o'clock
his engagements in this conn-* P- M. Due* received bv Treasurer at
y, (and his manager, who had an(1 at the
■en losing money on him, was
- Nov. 20, ’90
( . K ROGERS,
Sec’ty and Trea*.
CAROLINA.
XUTOX.
praise for Haskell and
Tillman.
every orchestra chair in the •
none for
11 hr eat re was
for $10 each
sold
a id
m advance
the private
Under
ttitution,
gone into effect
submitted
calcul
! boxe8 for from $l(Ki to $2,50each.
STATE OF SOUTH
CouxTY of D&nr
In Common i’
ROBERT L. 1
vs.
U. LAWTON DAK . AX ct. al.
Partition.
i’ursiiant to an order
, 'tO AN,
sure in the above stated case, I will
offer for sale in front of the Court
House in Darlington county, State
aforesaid, on tlie first MONDAY in
December next, the following de
scribed real estate.
All that tract of land containing two
hundred a d forty acres, more or less,
and bounded Northeast by lauds of
[ R. D. Du Bose, East by lands of Ade
line DuBose, Southeast by lands of j
1 Edward Stuckey, and West by lands i
j of Mary Kelley, be ng the land con- j
! veyed to R. Jane DuBose, by Conway |
' Bell, also all tbat lot of land and the
; building* thereon containing one acre. Tim Indite .
i more or less, bounded North by public 1 . Gad 168 of the town and
road to DuBose Bridge, East by tile ^'Guilty are invited to call and
public road lo Field’s Bridge and examine her large stock which
DuBose. 1 * 1 ’ Wet by J - vv 8 bt! « n 8 elected with great care | m^e'up.'
| Aisdalltbut tract of land con
ing seventy-five acres, more
Public Squar<
Office and Salesroom, 552 and554 King
Street, Charleston, S. C.
Reduced Price List for Fall Trade, 1890.
Mattresses—Assorted Striped Ticking.
No. 1 cotton mattress, 40 lbs., $5,
1 wend mattresses (prices quoted if de-
, sired,) No. 1 moss mattress $5, No. 1
hair mattress $10.
No. 2 straw and cotton $2 50, No. 2
excelsior and cotton $3, No. 2 husk and
gj 1 ettton $3.50, No. 2 cotton mattress, 40
Ihs., $7, wool mattresses (prices quoted
if desired,) No. 2 moss mattresses $6,
No. 2 hair mattresses $15.
Nc. 3 straw and cotton $2.75, No. 8
excelsoir and cotton $3.60, No. 3 husk
and cotton $4, No. 8 cotton mattress,
40 lbs.. $8, wool mattresses (prices quo
ted If desired,) No. 3 moss mattresses
$7, No. 3 hair mattress $20.
Bed spreads $1 .50. Comforts 75
cents to $4.50. Blankets90centsto$5.
Feathers in best ticking at 35 cents
per pound. Plain or fancy stripe
or
id bounded North by lands of T
T. DuBose,
in ihe above stated
for sale in front of
court made
\ 1 will offer
t’onrf House
MeLSndon and R. J- DuBose, South
bv lands of M. Kahn, East by lands
of T. J McLendon and M. Kahn nnd
West by lands of J. A. Drown and \V.
A. James, Jr.
Term* of sale, one-third cash, bal
rain and ifcarninged in thorough citv . ' Vire ancl Perforated Tin 8a
I. stvle. “ ^ Family site.
T i - Sen 18 ’on No - 4 wire no draw ’ * 2 25 .
tin safe, no draw, $2.00.
FOR SALE, “
GIN. PRKSS, GRIST M i LL jg g S 0 * wiih dr,;;
No. 2 wire safe, withdraw, $2.50, No.
tin safe, with draw, $8
No. 4 wire safe, large, with draw,
Owing to the death of the late proprietor,
and tlie consequent necessity for closing out
the business, the stock of
SHOES, mi Dill (illOHS m HIRDM!
AT THE
Enterprise Grocery
IS BEING SOLD OUT POSITIVELY AT COST.
Heavy Groceries, such as Bacon, Flour, Salt
(fee., are offered at the very closest margins.
BACON AT (3 l a cm
—o-
Imhatiou Walnut, Oak and Mahog-
$4, carpet $5,
people, i* rwaso, uut ne has been better ad- scribe*
tb. number of jYertiaed. Thi. i, the age of a<|.j,^
that lot of land situate and <
one hundred and four feet 1
c. c. H'
oi C. B. EDWARDS.
July 17, ’$0—tf.
Raw silk
plush $0.50.
Send cash by express, postal note or
| money order to
T. H. McCALL* Gen’l Supt.
Our Flour at $5.50 is unsurpassed in qual
ity for that price.
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Specialty : A line of “clipper” plows at cost.
Octobers, 1890.
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