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ket. The ♦axes Feb 1. Messrs. B. A. JSarly and \V. j Parrott have seasoned floor ing for sale. Mr. Cooley, of Williamston, is employed at McCullough, Blackwell & Co's. Mr. H. E. C. Fountain has been appointed Treasurer of Florence County. Mr. R. H. Rogers was severe ly scalded on Saturday last by steam from his engine. papc News a to any at num, w >plied for $1.50. This tin ^ a '°p. Cultivator and the' fu U lt - 'urir r will he sent I T 0 , 3 *. WouId ^ for $2.:J0 per an- ^ January. services. ; A litter trt o-yoar old daught- i allianc Mr. E. C. Burch, of Harts- of Mrs. Gurdy, who lives at resents ville, will accept a position in i the factory was severely scald-, ed as Ch^ in Edwards Norment & Co's ed on Monday by a pot of boil- Gandy, store on January 1. in ff ^ter being accidentally ing was * . .. tur.ted ever upon it. Tbe ]>oor of organizin A very important meeting of little creature’s sufferings are puny to establ Darlington Lodge No. 7, knights intense and the chances of its ! county war 1 be held on 1 ues 1 • 1 - - and | es 1 Mr. A. Schor, ag->nt for Zinc- man Bros, opticians; Philadel phia, heginning wiih Monday, | will be at T SuIzTjncher’s jewel, i ry store for a few days. I Bishop Howe, of the K.,«u» I Carolina niocese of the Epis copal Church, will visit Dar- , ... | lington in February for the pur-;.. J V callc vnt*eting pose of conducting confirmation Iw’S • "MRy oc.a in the it day tnTi G'mis,. city yes- that the extension from is get- very satisfactorily, was expected that reach Darling- The Visit : recovery are very uncertain. good subscriptior of Pythias, will , f “Mack” Julia, the colored Mr. C. W. Hew itt has a hun- woman who'cooked for Mr. P. 1 ‘ I( dred head of horses and mules' q was wont to keep a n ‘ su b alliance a for sale. See the announcement her hard saved earnings in ‘ a . committee of r in another column. i rn tW not in th<> mar Afr 1 scriptions from his ai The recently elected Mayor fek^or'e" On and Aldermen will enter upon ; after the recent fire, on search- Aliisnee n F i.P, v L- the discharge of their duties on!ing for her n^ney. she found Alhameon kr.da } , Janua next Thursday. that the silver and coppers had 10 Section No. 51 8, Endowmedt ^ f £*?*»"* tOSetl "''' , ^ E " J, ” lbl0 f "“"*T Rant.Knigfate of Pylliia. meets I n lump. | *» <«| mg very satisfactorily and will D-.r ! •° . c V rr, l ,ieted before the road is JJ r-j finished to that point. US i ^ r ' P' Martin, who lias been the auditor of the road has been selected as the success- or of Mr. I. W. Fowler, as gen- manager of the road. Mr. ytin is an. experienced and ugh railroad man and fully om- i s fp.’X'P t ' 0 1 r th( ‘ Position. He ardcondy ! ^ Ontario and West- Sto: ,'A i ( ‘'° a '\Mr. Fowler left Sum- nnsed 1 j his new position on ! mg paid 'th nistunt. meet- oint st<X rposo . c< ,i? r • J- E. MeLuro and wife, R! A sh Tic 0 ; paid and Mi.'. A. M. McNair a short last week. e had our new preacher Frierson, with us at New last Sunday and his sermon delighted all who heard —Some of the Hartsville -Oung men are visiting our girls quite often. Come along bovs and let's have a cake for Christ mas. M e regret very much the change hi the Darlington Post- oliice. A A e hope to see it again soon. mas holidays. We have hear of several sociables and quite a number of conferences. Mciny of them are of altogether a pri vate eharacter, the' preceediiii s of which will hardlv he made public. —Mr. Luther P. S'. '.y.irf met with a very sad accident on the Ttrd inst. He had hfs I >g bn.k- cn just abo-. e tlio ankle. lie was out in the woods cutting wood and in felling a tree it jumped back on bis leg ami eru&.ied it. It was thought at first tliat amputation would be. necessary but Dr. llar:c]j now says he can avoid it. Mr. Stewart lias our sympathies. a higher service upper Sanctuary. i is bereaved widow and fatherless < hildren he leaves the rich legacy of a life well spent m the service of his God; and to his friends and kindred, the •‘xumple i f a life of faith in the .non of God, with the abounding eouKolaiituf that he has gone to receive the incorruptible crown of everlasting life. 1 ■ R’ voice nt iiiiiini !■> Mint ! nil ti, hear! A mort I iirrow |,i,.r, i ;l I He fill!, but felt ii i IV.ir. Notice is hereby t;iven that I will iiit* in tin* oflicc ot the probiit© jutigt* >f D.irliijjfton eoanty, on the lath of anuarv next tnv final aecount ai» ad ministratrix of estate of \V r . W. Sans- Imry and will applv for letters dis- mlseary. M. j.'SANSHI UY. deeSi-d Administratrix. lit eaine xlili.i And whilt llest in tliv f (Uirist, well done! thy new employ: terna! ages jun; Sax ior's joy.” ■ changed JOVANi't. —We wish all the readers of 1 HR cXEiYs a merry Christmas. Mr. Charles Atkinson , ”, ‘ i. ,, ocm ix-n JXlKmsOIl XV t of each tf*’j Am ^l Hewlett, of the vt * r . v painfully hurt at Clarke erJtHeston, Sumter and North- f^ad, has gone to his home xvas s g” in o.. ’ • in,-. fr,r fiolida> v USe for t,ie Ghri being W residence s.nn:- Proctedin a of me Legislature. • ^ollowin i-n - , Lof vb i V , ‘;y ( : » )as ‘Mb(,tIi}]ous-s .clature:^ ;lb , )!ish y’Amission- . the Uxvn of ^ Jie sale of 'NbtOXieadnnr Xlimmons- OATS. —Mrs. Mi!l<‘r is erecting upon nor place a neat and commo- dions tenant house. —The subscribers and friends generally of the Darliiajton Herald deplore its recent loss. —Our merchants have been supplied with a lot of Christmas specialties. The people of the vicinity should call on them. -ySomo of the farmers of this neighborhood have cotton still on hand. They are probably Will bo hero To if afov. day; -A.. SCLEIOi::, the experienced o]itiei:m, neniiiii A Hn>., I'hilnii only. on Tuesday evening next, when Messrs. A. A. Gandy, W. .... r important business will be trans- McKenzie and 0. R. King, the Horn Geo. ^ . Dnrgan rm last . 1( . te( p recently elected County Com- rnday evening—the occasion * TT , missioners, were sworn into! ^ ie T . e ^ er ^ ni J? en ^ ^ a ' Dk. W. H. Gilliland, formerly 0 ^ ice on M on( | A y. The new dies’ Industrial Society. And of v of this place, and Dr. Roland Board organized hy electing Mr. Hie large number present ewetv \licl>ill prox'itlmg Register, formerly of Lydia, will ^ King! Chairman. ° The i one enjoyed the entertainment; combes for thoraces x^^ soon establish a drug store ib i county was divided into three j thoroughly and had none ' ” t aiuA the bill to empowy^ Sumter. sections and each commissioner w crds of praise for it. The (lovlrnor to remove Sb Most of Darlington’s repre- will have a section under his principal feature of the occasion xvaXetponed, and the bill o - -- • ■ •• The -board I v ? a * *«. e rendition of the comic . vi-linV f<T the eb ction of Rai saxv mill last xveek by caught in the shafting. —The new “plug puller”, Ed. Boyle, is holding doxvn the XT?* V ° u th , e “^ickef waiting for better price's! plate line”, better known as the Hartsville Railroad. —Mr. R. H. Goodson and Miss aanie McIntosh xvero united in t he holy bonds of matrimony on the 3rd. inst., Rev. F. M. Satter- white officiating. —Our school suspended exor cises on Friday last for the Christmas holidays and will re sume them again on the 29th. sentatives in theseveraleolleges special supervision. ... .. and schools of the State have meets again on December 31. jCharaue. the Peake kaii'ily returned home for the Christmas Messrs. Edwards, Norment prcSS iionuays. . & Co. gave an oyster supperlast sen ting eight old maid sisters, Messrs. MeC. Willis and C. evening to the young men cm-1 performed their parts well and S. Nettles will sell on salesday ; ployed in their establishment. |gained the applause of the aud- in January some valuable prop- While the supper xvas in pro- jence. ’j'liis xvas folloxved bylsigued. Vv’. J. Talbert erty, and they advertise to that gross the members of the firm music, vocal and instrumental- j elected Superintendent of effect in this issue. i received a genuine surprise in shape of a handsome present There are txvo “lost” notices for each, which xvere given bv in this issue. A violin and a t h e clerks. Mr. J. C. Keys, iii dog are missing and rewards a f ew happy remarks, made the are offered for their return. presentation, to which the pro- Six hundred dollars has been prietors responded feelingly. appropriated from the Peabody • Exlucational Fund for the Dar-; lington Public Schools. The Building and Loan As sociation will meet to-morrow (Friday) evening. The penalty xvili surely be attached on all unpaid dues after the close of the meeting. d Co; uni.-sioners by the General Assembly xvas vetoed; by the Governor. Ira B. Jones, of Lancaster, xvas elected Speaker of the: House, vice J. L. M. Irby, re- xvas | the —Misses Eva Lufsey and Minnie Smith, xvho have been visiting in this section, have re turned home and some of the boys are wearing long Sdnce their departure. liss Anna McFarland, our lisliod school .teacher, ionic fw^tiie Christ- ,\ i e wTBn i » i i ,i n ion. .—Mr. M . L. Oates is on a visit to the “Land of Flowers.” lie expects to be away until af- 1 ter Christmas. —Our new minister, Rev. W. L. Wait, preached his first ser mon at this place on the 14th. It xvas a very interesting tlor iMpliiii. will ox.-.mm,- your cy.-s frvy of Hu.reo mu.I lit tlieni with /uiomkn'H crx’wtalixcil nt x’t*ry rpiisotiuhlo tiriwK If iinu let Mr. Schor examine them be- i fore it ih too late. Opeuitift in Dur- hnutoii on Monday tt 211th at I. Suit- nacher n Jewelry Store. , ,, A. 8CHOU, Atrent for Harrison's i Vlluloid live- j rotootoi’s. 1. < . POPh, Advance A^ent. Seasoned Floorin’ . have 2r, 1,090 ft of season d fi., l)r . r '"i Kal ''. «nd will deliver it nl nnv puce in Darlington at the rate ?li)..>0 per thousand. B A. EAItLT. r> . ,, W J - I’AltKOTI PostoHi addr ■<.; Dariin Dee. 2», 1 S!l!) of >n, S. ina? plea Our Taxes Next Year. MRS- John Swygert publishes tional tax for The Supply Bill the recent session of lature provides for a levy of 4d mills for State taxes, and in the County of Darlington three mills for ordinary county p. r- ! poses and one for the jail debt If we add the two mill constitu- xx ell selected and xvell rendered. Penitentiary, and D. T. R. d- A recitation by a young lady, fearne. of Chesterfield, a trus- who has gained r.n enviable rep- tee of Clem son College, vice utation in our midst for her B. W. Kdxvards, deceasetl. It. talent m this lin *, was one of W. Boyd was elected a trustee the pleasantest featur. -: of the of the State University, evening. On the passage in the House And after this -RdR.wwd .the, of the appropriation bill, xvhich refreshments and it is needless cut down the salary of almost to say that all enjoyed that por-! every public officer, the faces, inst. sermon. —Our representatives roe High School, 5nSsea> s \gne f , Beasley, RosaJosej* aivd^*-nj] ( , ii ix-1. Tsetttint'U )>^nie. —The Academy grounds af ford a verx presntataoLe uppear- T ance for tlieChriiiX^y^'' " The pupils h^ 1 " and of Wanted, i t<> know that 1 am now l<>rate<l at Hartsville, S. I ,• U i always supply you wilh ilois,., am! Mules at prices to suit the times. extra line Inton hand now. ('ops-^iui Price them before purelei iiurv WILE YxlfTHEJaT,. Dee. 2.',, ISW THE STATE (IF SOUTH < ’AUOLIN A COCNTY OF DaRLTNOTOS. Mortgagee's Sale. H. D. WORTH am> j). Q. WORTH, against • JACOH SPEARS. Pursuant to the power vesteil in us hy a mortgage executed hy Jacob spears, hearing date January 23d, l;M!l, and recorded in the office of the Register for said county, in book H, page 2 >8. Wo xvili offer for sale nt public outcry, in front of the court house at Darlington, on snlcs- day in January next, at 11 ujjjoel; a. m. ^ I. All that tract of land, sirtwTe In the ‘ 'ounty of Darlington, hi the State of South ( arolina, eontainlng three hundred and thirty four, (334) acres, more or less, and hounded on the north hy the public road leading from • Darlington Court House to Lynche’* river amRby lands of Caper* Ander son, curt by lauds of Robert Hell and W iiuiie Knotts, south by lands of S. Marco and I Lexventhal and D. I Reynolds and xvest by Hay Hranch. 2. AInohI! that other lot of land situa ted in the town of J.amar, in the Bounty of Darlington, and State of ) South Carolina, containing one half Ml) acre more or loss, and bounded on the north by lands of <4. YV. Minis ami the public road leading from -Newman Swamp to Carters ville, east 1 hy lands of Judge li. Mini - and public road lending from Carter’s ilrtlge to Darlington Court House south by lands of Mr. tliily llaw^and west bv lands of Jae«f» Se" ! t’s. i'enn* cash Pnrelms'-f to f-Y f 1 " - papers. H. (i. WORTH, J>. U. WORTH, Mortgagees Fbr further Information ap|dv to I >arg4i, att rnoy, Dnrling- i>. K ton. ith C. .ilIilVN Mittiii OpBniii Notici mkvf ‘" the fronl ])orti*-' budding imiutg^>TTN SWY'iERT. Hank of RcrtT !§• is hereby inycd frir+rui'' MT.itr 1 will OIX‘11 Millinery up.** t,u ‘ The pupils thoroLur 1,1 ^ * Some of our citizens ! Homexvhat crert-fallen over t Wlirlavs. 1 ' ' Darlington Building and Loan Association. Heim: passed at tion of the -, , , E..,.. programme. Thejbers refused to reduce - tne U 'S 1S 'efficiency of the ladies xvlto had oxvn pa}’. Mr. McCall vote this department in charge es it superfluous to add everything xvas urll done. a notice in this issue that she will, on January 4, reopen her millinery store at the stand on Exchange Street, under Boyd & Brown’s law office. A Good Time Promised, On Wednesday evening it in niak- favor of such reduction, but that Messrs. DuBosc and Burn op posed it. The legislature ad- ! joumed sine die on the 24th. Concert Company xvili entertainment, at the Jan . rye's. give an Opera of educational pur- _ ,, , iposes to this and the special:^ 7 - lb:n > Madaraa ; levy of five mills for the Dar lington Graded School District, Ave ~ Hartsville has an establish- ( residing within said district is | ^ent'wfll devoted to* paxd! •' mcE.tor supplying the people isl and ,0! for *«. eu.side with horses and mules. The of it, making the enormous de-1 nn the Masonic Teniple . Re . sale at —On the 11 aiaii Hendrix, o' Miss Josephine Av *'' r ’ Darlington, xvere uniK 1 lock by Rev. J. J. Roy? —On the 14th. inst, Mr?V i some''n* 11 '“***_y*f j'’ v ‘The monthly meeting of thi Wadford and Miss Martha Yxdefrut of the ' on( T' ,a !'y. Xtizv l '•"B"" xvili Hc'heid at the ofiiee oi tin brough, both of DarlingtoitoMpton. Al1 .' 1,,. a j. f'<»i>lc''H""k <>f Darlingi.m on i .-i n 4. II 1, X VYiov s.iv it /Y. I lav the 2 4h Hist., at 8.3" neloek County, xvere married by Kev. a man |>. m. Duesree. ived by Trea-urerat J. J. Reynolds. /XOvX -r 1 ' Why COM air. office at: l at the meet in , ... ‘ x/ Uiiid— r. I,. miuEihk —A neighbor of ours owns a Lnited K,Senate as tramp-1 n mem- Texas poney in which he places ton. their no confidence. Every time lie ,,,, i „ leaver home to travel on tlie - ie r s Alliance m . poney he kisses his wife a good T V -. /JtV ca .- aie< i! ( -. bye and shakes his dog's paw, ■‘T. 1, pniicipa } < as he does not expect ever to re- , '* , 00 ^ in ^. a torn ftD-nin husinefssl the coming year. ' r ’ 1 ' This is of the most jirogres- —Rev. J. E. Rushton, who sive Allies in the county, has been placed in charge of The mej 3 co-operate For sale at reasona- ■ 1.R I uu '93 Valuable Property for Sale. and see foi* yotir- Loxver Darlington Circuit, ar- one anotll u d are ever busy, rived here xvith bis family last They ncx’v ea rv in executing gton Graded bc.iool liistnct,, House un(lt , r the aus pi ces of find that tlie t ^ a \ an a ^ tlie several lodges of the toxvn. be paid next year by those TllA nr _„„ H o the ontertnio. proprietor is Mr. Wil.ev K- Bell, xvho offers inducements in an other column. Mr. J. H. Gaines, xvho is em ployed at McCullough, Black well & Go’s’, is sick and has re turned to his home in Anderson for a short stay. A Christmas entertainment will be given to the children of the Baptist Sunday School in the Ciiurch tomorrow after noon. duction of half a taxes we now pay! de mill on the) on served scats xvili be on j Garner's drug store. Real Estate Transfers. The following transfers of! We clip the following from the Winchester (Va) Times, of November 13, 1890, concerning real estate xvere recorded in the; th !f A C ' n ,i amxrcciatix’e auditor's office for the week: aud £ n J'Md tlm K am ending Saturday, December 20,. peai , ince ? n {] ^ c ; iy 011 ' Mo n- i day evening of Madame Fry’s Simeon Coker to Charles II. _ . T concert Company. A more • Pow ®>, a ? re j t i chaste and refined musical en worth township for., ^ ; O. D. tertainment was never given Lee, Sr., to Ida D. ben, v0 ^cres, our cR y Each lady xvas a cul- The domino party given by:^ vn^wort!x P to 0 Carol’ina‘ tured musician and rendered the young men at the Gpera H. M. Ha}nsvorLi t 3 Carolina t h e numbers on the classic pro- House Monday night was a Rosser 8 8-—10 am,xx.iiim tm g rarame i n a faultless manner, complete success and everyone oMhe town nt; y| a( ] am ^ Ery and her daughters, present enjoyed it thoroughly, m don 4 for ^100; M. A - Misses Eugenia, Lula and Alta, to J. I. Parnell 2 5-b have sweo * voices of much , v ! Cypress township for ;er and force . Misa B( f rtha ! Cheney is an artistic reader and — i eloqutionist of decided talent A Christmas Treat. t ^ must be heard to be appre- i mated. Great applause xvas recent history of English gi ven the rendition of oat h piece a . on the programe. They may JASPER. —Nexv buggies and road carts are rolling round in our com munity. —Miss Katie Lewis is on a vi.it to friends ana relatives around here. , —Messrs W. F. Wilkes and Walter Vaughn have returned from a business trip to Charles ton in behalf of tlie Jasper Agri cultural Club. — Our farmers have xvith a fexv exceptions completed ' the work of harvesting the fruits of their labor and are looking for ward in high hopes of a prosper ous future. — *•*- -«• * —Miss Sallie Dickinson closed CYPRESS. her school on last Friday and ,, , -, ir T , has gone to spend the Christmas . * r . () /- ^ ' r, .- d 1 . s ^ c< ' <! .';' holidays with relatives and ,n K fi^te an expert bycicle rid- friends in Darlington. She will On Salfsilay in .Linnary xvo xvili ^ offer for Bale in front of the Court Mouse, that very desirable lot and store situated at tie* earner of Hearle Street and tbe Public Square, in tlie ; town of Darlington, now oeeupied l>y Lexventbal A Hennix : also tlie lot a. - xvith joinin g, xvith tbe ti ind'om ■ briek building thereon, which is occuineu Ael ves. W. Hewitt. week and is now snugly en- scoused in the parsonage. —We are looking for a seri ous conflict betxveen txvo wid owers on one side and a big turkey gobler on the other, on ! Christmas day. We all expect to be there as spectators. i —All seem to be in bright anticipation of a pleasant vaca tion at this place. Twq Christ mas trees will add to the pleas- their allofl bership is fork. The mem- it seventy-five. bv West (< Honour MeC WILLIS. O. S. NETTLES i-2t. . Dee. -tf. D< W. B, McGUiT, D, D. 5. 1RIED. On Tlnir^ afternoon Dec ember is, ll a t the residence of the bridehther, near Flor-; ence S. C., k e v. J. Q. Adams, of Rock Hill-v. T. Hartwell Edwards, olV nie tto 8. C. and! Annie, daug\- 0 f 51 r. T. E. Wallace. Lost Strayed cr Stolen. From my place near Lydia, about three xveek* a;fO' one hound dotr, smooth tan, very line and in fine lU: carries tail idiubtlyto the left, named “Rattler” and answers to bis name. A liberal reward for bis return or any information concerning him. J. M. King, Lydia S. C. Dec. 23, 90. It. ures of the holidays—oneaithci Q n Thu,,*, church and the other at the igpo at the re academy. . lt Hartsville *•* John O. Wils* ton, of Clierav daughter of tl Nettles. December 18, :iic(* of the bride i C., by Rev. G. Coving- C., to Alice, te Gen. J. B. LOST. day in violin. er. resume the exercises school on the 29th inst. Darling Parnell On Tuesday a young man, a( . res j n named McDaniel, an operative |05. at tho factory, had his left hand badly injured in the machinery. | The hand is very much lacera ted, but the injury will not ne cessitate amputation. Cart. T. C. Poore is now i sketch of Bret Harters life that i re gt assured of a crowded house workinir with McCullough, his masterpiece is,“How 'kuita | come a g a ; n >> Blackwell & Co. As already Claus Came to Simpson’s Bar’. _ - stated in these columns, he has That charming novelette is pub- : After the F,re. A recent history of literature states, in giving sketch of Bret Harte’s life RIVERDALE. —A merry Christmas and happy New Year to all the read ers of The News. of her —Mr. H. J. Du Bose, whom we reported some time ago to be very sick, is still very low, but his many friends hope to see him fully recovered very soon. sociable i Dll At his residew South Carolina, 1890, James C. F 50th year of his ; The removal b , , x , .. death of this hi • ^ pleasant sociable xxas .rentlemmi has —Mr. J. I. King has returned 1?“ over many hearts from a visit to bis mother in North Carolina. MjierjOKiiSE’' Darlington, comb M - 15, tain, in the In the town of Darlington, onTuen i KO-u ( lit, n very old but x’ahiable! < <t-«i* u The instrument xvaa enclosed | in a case with leather hinges. A suit able reward will be given if returned i to The Darlington News office or; Al.KCK McDaniki. \ Darlington H. C. Dec. 25, '90. It. ! Offers his professional service* to 1 the people of Darlington and vicinity. Office over tbe store of Edwards, Nor ment & Co. j Jan 19, iiO—ly JOHN B. FLQIB, COLLECTION AGENT, offers bis services to the business men i of Darlington. Prompt personal at- 1 tention given to the collection of rents and merchandise accounts. ( , a, [ 1)0 found at the law office of AV • K Dar- Esq., over Blackwell Bros . store. Proposals for Bids. MILLINERY — AND — NOTIONS. —Mrs. Bland and her daught ers, Misses Maina and Eliza, | have returned to their home in _ _ j Mississippi, accompanied by Mr. purchased the McGee residence' dliabed complete _ in this i sue. the fire last week left! and Misf Isgett. on Pearle Street. ' our readers enjoy its perusal i nan y 0 f our merchants with-1 —Rev. J. D _ IHHHi n Tillman made 1 on .?w al ( aS “P®” a LT,f out l ,laces of busilless , th ®y had conduct services at Nexv Chapel and his many fri Gov ERNORjillman hM m W iH feel amply repaid for t e t0 ^ temporary stands and on the 28th inst., at three o’-j see him leave, the following appointments tor; aJC p enge an( j trouble xvhich our mos t 0 f them have so far sue Darlington County: Auditor, en te r prise cost us. To the lov- i) r . j. a. Boyd, has W. H. Lawrence; Treasurer, J • erg 0 f Bret Harte it will, P rove ope ned at his old stand on the E. Bass; Jury Commissioner, 1. | a mos t acceptable Christinas pKirth side of the square; Messrs P. King: Supervisor of Regist- treat( w j li ]e to < those unfamiliar { > 0 Beck & B ro ure conduct- ration, J. F. Garner. : whith the writings of this world- ^j ie j r ^ygjppgg op p OS jt e jfc- ‘i renowned and justly. P?P, u ‘ ar j Cullough Blackwell' & Co’s thf CJfei aw Mdpart author,' and who may wish to j Stablest Messrs R. L. Dargan ' • ..f Darliunion acquaint themselves with him, * £j 0 are j n the store beneath was fn town f^twS its careful perusal is heartily j f 0 ^ & Brown > 8 law office; and on business connected with the commanded. With our next is- the express office is one door .Y-uiiki Bha Hamid sue.Thursday, Jan. I, 1891, below on Exchange Street. will begin the publication or Messrs Joye & Sanders have re ; ^ aenal 1 - The following trial justices have been appointed for Dar lington County ; H. E. P. San ders, C. P. Dargan, Darlington ; A. M. Sompayrac, Society Hill; G. W. Morris, Lamar; R. M- Josey, Lydia; J. A. Smith, Clyde. Mr. H. H lington, and Mr. of Society Hill, latter part of Roanoke, ~ will * They . that chi hand of esteemed a gloom y* ., • t, , . , ..^.lodest and Friday evening December a and unol)trU sive in hilnature, he the affair xvas reported to have jj V ed ‘‘soberly, rigtously, and been a very pleasant one. godly,” commandt tbe res- —Messrs. C. W. & B. L. Har- pect, enjoying thf onfidence, ris will take a business course and winning the lot of his fel- at Mt. Pleasant, North Carolina. low men. A bravcVid gallant Mr. C. W.' Harris has been soldier of “The Lost.'ause,” he clerking at this place for M r. L. served his state ajl country will S. Pate. He is very popular, with unswerving friends* regret to, and patriotic de‘ the dark war c Office County Commissioners, I | Darlington County. ) Bids will be received at tliis office , until the 31st day of December in stant for Superintendent of Poor House ; Furnishiniz supplies for Poor House. i t > P( ^ps, J©hn SwygePt’ Phv»lcian t > Poor Hou-e and Jail. Public Printing for tlie ensuin; year. By order of the Board. C. R. KING, Chairman. Darlington, 8. C., Dec. 23,1890. will be opened IW THIS WEEK, On the North-east portion -OF THE- Endowment Rank. lity, and Section No. 518 Endowment Rank, 1 When Knlorhts of Pvthlnt Public Square. 1 clock P. M. and and Frierson A s of the town •ed A special meeling or tins oouy wm , invited to call i be iield at the Lodge Room on lues- county UK inxui , - , .... . lit.,, 1 „ o.ui wo. he day evening next, 30th inst., for the examine her large stock, xvhich . ~ A literary club has uu promptly respond'd n the call > transaction of such business as may : h a s been selected with great care —Miss Anna Coggeshall, who formed at this place. It meets at and enlstiir in the come before it. On account of the an( j i s arranged in thorough city has charge of the school at Me- the academv every Friday even- ' ,,. in ’ v n f a f wilds fire on the nth and the inclemency chanicsville, has given her ing at 7 30 o'clock and is well ^^WnlttfsitllcatVlina ^Sep 18,’90. pupils a two weeks \acation for attended. Volunteers, rendped\efficient hejj aecordin^ to notice. Member* Christmas. service until the bitle\ flag of should therefore be prompt in uttond- . , T Fs -Rev. Mr. Rose of Florence,! Philadelphia. his state was loweM udder the ‘feordero?the Provident. SHEllll lj>_ SALK*. accompanied by little Johnny —Rev. B. F. Parrott preached pressure of overwhuining hum-J • c. K. ROGERS, Seeretaiy. thf 1 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Rose, paid a brief visit to River- a very interesting sermon here bers, and the Confderate Bold-/ Dec 33,1890 dale on Monday last. 1 last 8undav morning. ier laid down h:s artis, and p „ ^ ,. T ,, ,-,ii turned to the peaceill pursuit' THE STATE OF SOUTH CAUOUNA —Many changes are being | —Mr. C. W. Stewart killed of Jife with i oago f a n g a/e! an absorbingly intestiog senal; ^ 8 tock in their store made in our neighborhood with ; five shoats a few days ago that honor ; He wa8 voun ded/at hAauxoTos couxtx by Bret Harte. Look out for an d are doing business at their! i h0 t trall91ent P 0 I ,u,atl0, ?- bat as weighed 1055 pounds. Drury's Bluff, and bore ' />on I jiy j. 21. Spain, Esq:, J’robuU Judye I old statid. Mr. 8. Tombacher ; l a8t Ve * OU ! 0 , theis : —Miss Alma Gamer is spend- his body the honorable nuuk of v;h6feaSi x. H. Hall hath made i is at tbe old “Welsh Store” 0 n : flow m to fil1 ^ he vacant P laces - inff Christmas in Monroe, North loyalty to his state-to the/ay of suit to me to grant unto him L>tter. ! Pearle Street and Mr. J. Beilen- clydV. Carolina, while Misses Vista his death. / ■ of Administration wit n : son, the jeweler, is at the same .. , , Garner and Mamie Howie, of On the 13th day of stand. -We had a light snow one ithe Monroe High School, are at 1884 he publicly esj The insurance companies ad-1 night last week. home for the holidays. cause of Christ, and ; OF DAULISQTON. the opening chapters. A Card of Thanks. Editor Darlington News : Please allow, us to Carolina, while Misses Garner and Mamie Howie, of one jthe Monroe High School, are at return me insurance coiupomco —=> home for the holidays. anxs, wirougu youi columns, justed the losses to the main part j Mr J. P Walters had the -The patrons of this school the citizens ot Darlington-; sat»^ry to the partjes^J misfortune to lo^ his horse a have sP)5 towards build- white and colored—for the c prned ' ^ a ii n ...„.i ^ ew da - 8 a ®^° ing a school house. Mr. J. b. by tho Are P °i P Mra P C 1 - Mr - M - Beasley is on a visit K. Parnell and T. P. Rains con- l 0r tT Hnn»ndMr A Nach- to his son. Mr. A. W. Beasley, stitute the building committee. Beck & Bro and Mr A. Nach . n Kershaw Countv It ig t0 bo bui i t :it once and man have already begun mak- • ; located near Mr. F. A. Dowling s ing preparations for erecting —Mamed on the 14th mat., ill8tead of t i K , present location two story bnck buildings on a t Trial Justice Smith s, Mr. , . . H| will annexed Member of the Estate of Josepli Hall. These are therefore ‘ *~ thanks, through your the citizens of Dar— th white and colored—for the valuable assistance given us on uy ute urt. w«u the night of the recent fire, to ^am long.^ Messis ‘ assistance was of con- ' ' ' " ' we ed into the commu Presbyterian < was the confiden ren in his chrisfaan that ho xvas called and to serve the church in the capac ity of Deacon, and was ordain- id on the 10tb of December 1888. The duties df his office were COCNTY or C. If. PFEIFER & Co. vs. C. R. McCALL. Execution against Property- Bv virtue of sundry executions to me directed. I will sell at Darlington in front of tlie Court House, on the first Monday in January next or the Tuesday thereafter, the follow ing described seal property: Bi uate iu the town ot Darlington, County of Partington, State of^ Bovnh ^r ’ Larnei oung people anticifate faithfully discharged to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred receiv- o n A Creditors of the said Joseph Hall, ~ — « II of the deceased, that they be and appear | Carolina, midjeprwentedott a h. Such | his breth- integrity |5’i“o’clock in title forenoon, to shew lands o. — . Chosen I cause, U any they have, why the said situate in the said tew.» ^ Dmrl^ton Administration ehouid wtbe^t^| M I^ts^o 8 and No ^ ^ fen a dAut to Given under my hand, this 23rd the propiii} r . xecut- day of Dec., Anno Domini, 1890. satist.’ tlie above and other i xei nt nay oi ur ^ H ions now in my office. Judge of Prolrate. Terms cash. W. I. COLE, . . Deo, 2X, 1800 -2t ^^>eertnbeMlj|