The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, January 01, 1891, Image 4
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TO OUR
-c.. i nuppoaea nauus-1 s^ ,fch the hbw Governor is held D** 5 * vour inistn
clT »>y a n >Aj<> rit y of the people of ^^‘i.iTjSdiSu.^uy!'
grined when they dfcooved that the State. \N hen his term ends, S-Mna baainobs inea are always on
they had been imposed upon. and he is succeeded by one in
,, . contriviiur vrav; to nleaso and meet
On Monday the United States j vvaom they repose less con- t[l8 wants of oi l ones. The best u..d
new customers
by advertising in an enterprising
v/u luouiimy me ^ — ^ ~ „ . the wants of oi l ones.
troops had a bloody battle with fidence, it will be a very easy cheapest method to g-ct
the Indians at Wounded imatter for the legislature to: is by udvirteing in i
The correspondents of Tiik c^a^r^ a^imt Ve^undred^n i curtail the prerogatives now ^ ^ .
Darlington News tbrougheut number, hud one hundred and granted to the chairman of the good*, it only lets the people, the pur
' „ ‘ ' .11 twentv Indians in- captivity, hoard. So realty, the only sur- chasers, know whore to find them
the bounty are particularly when suddenly the Indians prising thing after all is the r " 0 i« read by tin
r;nuested to bear in mind that opened fire on the troops and a ,
.1 l if, I,.,... fr.nn bloodv battle ensued. The en- sub
we greatly desire to have from | ^ la8ted an hour an d a enabled
newspaper.
Advertising doesn't
tions. We want
every week, if it is only
Editorial A'otcs.
prising thing
self-confidence which
gagemeut lasted an hour and a enauiea Governor Tillman to ask
them as often as possible, (the half. About fifty soldiers were the Legislature to pass the bill
oftener the better), the local kil!od and wounded and the w hich conferred such enormous
n t • ■ numoer of Indians killed out ^ i ;
events of their respective sec- right greatly exceed that num- powers upon min.
We want the news her. The surviving Indians es-i 1 here is one other
must (icvplc is the one in which to ad
verlise.
There is a great deal in writing an
attractive advertisement. Do you give
your ads. your best attention?
If you expect to don large business
on the fact that vou know so inanv
matter in people, you will get left. The ones you
news nor. i ue Burviviug suuumid en-j - . , . don't know are greatly in the major
caj e I. Among the whites killed ( connection with this new lavf IIow ^ yoll u, ro , cll thcm j,,
1 , n • is (Jupl. (1. L’. Wallace, of which is worthy of comment. t’no most favorable inunner at the least
South Carolina, and among the s j x th section of the act c-"pensef By placing an attractive ad
wounded is Lieutenant darling- , ,, • u. *„ vertisement in the newspaper.
t<>n, of Laurens County, this K 1V es the board the right to in- llistance# Uye Uien eked where
State. The hostile Indians are j crease the phosphate royalty at i urge advertisers have gone under.
1 : being killed as fast as they are | anv time that they may deem it This “was not the fault of the adveiti*
hnst - found and no quarter is given, expedient to do so. Since the in?, but of the advertiser. A man can!
. 1 . , lose moiiey ajHieulating in advertising
measure became a law, it lias ^ ^,,,3 as j n w |, ea t. it is in dealing
REDUCING THE TAXES. been proved conclusively that with the article as a staple that results
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A heavy snow storm
throughout the North on (
mas day.
By the explosion of a boiler
near Newport, Arkansas, a few
days ago, two persons were
killed and a number wounded.
A residence was burned in whether for good or ill,
Hochestor, New York, on KYi- passed into history. Viewed in
day and a lady and two children the light of a “reform" body, we
perished in the flames ( . ann ot say that these acts will
Mrs. Nellie Ptarey was hang- render it pre-eminent. Kxtrav-
ed in London on Tuesday <>f last w..v the worst sin with
week. She murdered a Mrs.
Hogg and her baby some time
ago.
At a negro Christmas frolic
last week near Pine Bluff. Ar
kansas, a row occurred in which
two negroes were killed and
ten injured.
There is a great strike in pro
gress in Scotland. Over seven
thousand five hundred railroad
employess have quit work audition. Lotus sec
huisness has virtually suspend-1 needed. After the most scan
ed.
The legislative session of 1890 an y increase of the royalty will i' 1 SUTO returns,
has come to an end, and its acts, only have the effect of raising to fill up ViU. cannot prosper. A
have proportionately the tax on the newspaper that has its rates too high
farmers, so it is now probable cannot sell its space. There Is a nor
thatthe new board will be not pre- 1 ’ ’ *
pared to exercise immediately
on of the most important pow-
rs conferred on them.
Xmas -
at the RACKE^
Over one THOUSAND DOLLS all kinds,!
LUSH GOODS of all ENDS
Oclor* 1
XMAS CARI
Of all kinds, Tin and dressed Tops. Cold and
A Fresh Line of
Wool Dress
x’t» < -0 '
lishercan atford to accept and make a
profit, and which the advertiser can af
ford to pay and also make a profit.
aganee was
which even the most virulent of
the “reformers” dared to charge
our previous State governments,
so that a reduction of the bur
dens of the poor tax-payers was
the only tangible “reform”
a fall kinds. WALKING JACKETS, ai djo
Siiks in gtent variety. Call at the EACKE(l\fo
The protit must lie mutual, else one or value of Voitr cash in till classes of goods,
the other will quit.
We aim to have!
DISTINGUISHED CAROLINIAN
GONE.
The Hon. W. D. Simpson,
Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of South Carolina, died
at his residence in Columbia on
our rates “normal."
promised bv the new adminis
tration, and was the chief one to ^ d ay morning last after a
which they directed their atten- ^ief illness. Judge Simpson
how they sue- was bo rip in Laurens County on g lV ea
■h. Oct. 23rd, 1823. Prior to the
1 ing investigation, and the most ^ Wtir h <; represented his na-
A serious row occurred near! arduous mathematical calcula-, tlve count y m both i ranches of
Daviston, Mississippi, on Satin -1 tion8< hv lopping off a little here the General Assembly,
11,,. Lieutenant Colonel of
m which six men were
one killed instantly and
dajT
shot,
two others fatally wounded.
Dr. Robert Little, a member
of the Legislature from Union
County, died on Friday. He
was siezed with a severe chill
while in his seat in the Legisla
ture and was taken home where
he died.
and a little there, and by cutting
off the appropriation for the
and as
the 14th
South Carolina regiment, he
Tlio I.OVC of Novelty ami C’hatijce
The residents of old Athens gained
an enduring fame from their never
ending search for “some new thing.”
In this respect Athens of old does not
seem to have differed very widely from
the average community of today.
People tiro of life's dull monotony,
and the fellow who conies along and
them, something to talk and
think about is hailed with delight,
even though ho may sometimes be
laughed at.
If you can both interest and amuse
people, you can make money out of
them. This is a calculating way of
putting the case, but it's a fact.
If you’re a merchant, make your ad
HKT. YrT
J. J. SHEPAH
HE AXDQXJTNliTEFtS £5f3G
HETIRY M. SMITH, Talbol
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completion of the State House. , 7 7
1 , ... celebrated engagements of that
they have at last succeeded in
reducing the taxes, but the re
duction has been so infinitesi-
participated in some of the most vertisenicut different, ir. some respect,
Engines and Boilersjaw ins I
and Grist Mills, arejcknll-!
edged to be the best ey sol* H
Florence St., Darlington, S. 0. this State ; when yoiiiuy l e
0 1 of them you are satiled jflt
j you have made no mislke|
Special attention paid to the buying ; w RITP 1’n 1 ? nl T l? iturt-ol
and selling of real estate, collection of " 1 ^ ( KKKSl
rents, Ac. The strictest attention (] 0 tt 0 n Gill8 & CottonPi’iks
will be paid to all business entrust T
ed tome. At Bottom Figure
an b -7,1890 1\ ^ £ can Pave y OU mo e y
The Daniiujton Laud Im-
CIQ
esmJy Low Prices
.mall that a man has to be: licket „ ith Wal ,„ Hampton
a millionaire to derive _any up- on the latter , B olection t(
bloody contest. In I87U Col.
Simpson was nominated for
on the
, and
to the
Lieutenant Governor
Col. Lee Hagood, a brother of preciable benefit from it, while gtatcs s te in 187K>
Ex-Uovernor llngood, aeeident-! the poor tax-payer will not even the oflice of Governor for
ally snot himself m the left hand know that any has been made.
111 Sumter last week. The hand 1 j ust think of itl Under the new
was amputated, but Col. Hagool .. . .
never recovered from the shock dispensation which lias
and on Friday he died.
Henry Reher, a crazy shoe
maker of Fergus Falls, Minne
sota, on Saturday, killed his
wife, shot his son, tried to kill i
his three daughters and then
hanged himself to a beam ip
his liouse.
been
vouchsafed us a man must own
at least $1,000 worth of property
before he will profit by the re
duction of taxes to the munifi
cent amount of five cents’. Do
what they would, they could
not make the reduction greater.
nearly two years. He was elect
ed Chief Justice in 1880, and
has held that position by suc
cessive re-elections ever since.
A quick throb of sympathy uni
ted the people of South Caroli
na at the news of the death of
this distinguished citizen, up
right Judge and spotless Chris
tian gentleman. The story of
from that of any other merchant who
uses the same medium. And change
your advertisement frequently—the
oftener the better. The merchant who
never allows the same ad. to appear
twice in succession will iind that the
l.dtor of getting up new “copy" is
splendidly rewarded by the results.
Throw variety into your stock, too.
Don’t buy a certain line of g<x>ds this
year just because you did last. Per
imps you can do better tills year. Shift
your stock about. Bright colors, new
goods and a new ad. every day or week
will luako things go.
I>-t the other fellow get into the rut;
you keep out!
Danington
provment Company
Lots Jin I
Have «lesiraMt* BuilUi
for sale. Applj to
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ent utiil Ti efts'll! er.
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Nothin
Like Sue
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V. C. Badhjai
General Agnei
coTrrjynBijL, s.|
' Home oflice and Factory,
famond, Ya„
Jump!, 1890—ly
EiJ M A ,v .v 1
Ha
trade.
He hat
•Slock of
Promics and I'uinilinent.
The mercliunt who advertises a cer
tain line of goods as a “leader" should
always make good his statements at
the store. The reader who responds to
a snecial announcement of a bargain
expects, upon reaching the store, to
It is said that the leaders of ^ hat stronger evidence could jjf e i, as become a part of ,
the “Third party movement” be adduced of the utter lack of 0 f t j ie history of his native State, see the goods of which special mention
have given up the project for | foundation for the charges of which du ring a period of fortv wal,m:i<la ', ^ failing on the part of
the present, they hiul that!„ vfl . nvno . nllf ,„ whirh have been , ,1 aM . v '‘Hvchant to fully substantiate
,. they find that j ox t rava g ance w hi c h have been
the Southern members of the t °
Alliance prefer to work for their niade a f? ains t previous . •
demands through the Demo
cratic party. •
A Congress of the natives of
of India is now in session con
sidering matters of importance
to the country. A resolution
has been adopted praying the
British government to grant
India home rule.
governments? These “reform
ers” must he known by their
fruits. What have they accom
plished? They have flot only
found it absolutely neccessary
to endorse most of the luxuries
and extravagances of their pre
decessors, but they have ihsti-
The steamship Shanghai was tuted new ones. For the past
destroyed by fire off the coast i hundred years, the Governors of
Over j g 0U tJi Carolina have been inaug
urated in a quiet, unobtrusive
which during a period of forty
years he served so faithfully in
peace and in war. It is sad to
think that he was called away
in the very midst of his useful
ness, yet there is comfort in the
reflection that he ended his well
rounded life in one of the very
highest positions of honor in the
gift of the people, and before he
had had occasion to feel the
depth of man’s ingratitude.
of India a few weeks ago
0110 hundred lives were lost.
Most of them were drowned af
ter jumping from the burning
steamer.
Auditor’s Appointments.
AUDITOR'S OFFICE I
Daulixotox,C. H., Dec. 1st, 1SU0. f
... . This office will be open for the pur-
manner within the state slegis- pose of listing the personal property
lative halls, and without the and !>oll« of the county for taxation
every statement made ia his ad
vertisement is a mistake which wilt
surely coat him dearly. It pays to ad
vertise loaders which arc real bar
gains, provided the advertiser's claims
are fully borne out by the facts.
Tbe merchant who advertises a cer
tain "drive," and when asked to ex
Mbit those goods to the customer do
predates their quality and attempts to
sell a high priced article of the same
line, makes a mistake and damages his
reputation for square dealing. “Lead
ors’ which are not good enough to sell
to customers are not good enough to 1
advertise; and nothing should head
vortised which is not good “value re
eeived" for the price demanded.
The reason UAD-
AM’8 MIC ROBE
KILLER is the most
wonderful medicine,
is because it has nev
er failed in any in
stance, no matter
what the disease,
from LEPROSY to
the simplest disease
known to the human
svstem. The scientific men of to-day
claim and prove that every disease is
MUSED BT MICROBES,
— AND—
Radam’s Microbe Killer
Exterminates the Microbes and drives
them out of thesystem, and when that
is done you cannot have an ache or
pain. No matter what the disease,
whether a simple case of Malaria Fe
ver or a combination of diseases, we
cure them all at the same time, as we
treat all diseases constitutionally.
t’eai'
Asthma, Consumption, Catarrh, Bron
chitis, 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.
..... , for the liscal year, commencing .Nov.
Frank ivrutiz killed Winnie j expenditure of a single dollar ot i s t.., isoo, and ending Oct. iiist., ihui,
Croupa, at Bohemia, Long Is-i the public money. It remained from Jan.l lsni to Feb’y. 20,excepting
- 0 - 1 1 days advert!Bed beiow for country
precincts, and da vs required by law
to enjoy the personal gratifi
cation of a spectaeulor inaugu
ration “in the open air,” the
elaborate preparations for which
cost the State nearly three luin-
On Christmas day J. E. Brady | dre q dollars, or six bales of
C - l cotton. The salary of not a
latter was eating his Christmas single public officer, State or
dinner in company with his wife! County, has been reduced—a
'lemia,
land, Saturday night. After f or our first “reform” Governor
killing the man he horribly mu
tilated the body. On the arrest
of Krutiz it was found that lie
had parts of the victim’s body, |
such as ears and fingers, in his
pocket.
and little grandchildren,
eutt was a veteran of the
can and civil wars.
in tilling tbe jury box.
I/sivensworth, Tuesday January G;
Antioch, Wednesday January 7;
llartfcviile,Thursday junuary 8;Stoke*
Hri gc, Friday and Satin day Jan
uary il and 10; Lydia, Monday January
12; Cypress, Tuesday January 13; Lis
bon, Wednesday and Thursday Jan
uary 14 and la; Jasper, Friday Jan
uary Ifi; Philadelphia, Saturday Jan
nary 17; Society Hill, Tuesday and
Wednesday January 20 and 21; Me-
chaniesville, Tuesday January 20;
High Hill, Wednesday January 21;
One Thing at a Time.
Don't put too much in one adver
tisemout. What will you do for the
next one? One thought is generally
enough for once; next week another;
next another, and soon. But let it be
a good one, always.
Respect your reader. Appeal to his
good sense. By doing that you show
yourowu good sense. Go further; do
not lie dull. The reader's mind is not
on your subject. Angle for him.
There are other advertisements. Few
or none will be read through. The
reader doubtless reads a line and skip.-
U> the next one. Put something in
your lirst lino to engage him.—Chris
tian Union.
Beware of Fraudulent imitations!
See that our Trade-Mark (same as
above) appears on each jug.
Send for book, ‘’History of the Mi
crobe Killer,” given away at
GARNER’S DRUG STORE,
Darlington, S. C.
Jan 23, 1890
Ver- Comptroller General’s office will be
1 observed. “Circular No,
instructions from
re will be
18, second
Cal- result which speaks better for Swift Creek, Thursday January 22;
\t., v ; 1 , . . * , . j tilling jury box, last week m January.
.ut \t- the wisdom of our law-makers j x) le | 0 f|,
j than for their consistency.
Dr. Karl \ on Ruck, of Ashe- i ;|y jj ave these reformers begun ' series,
ytlle, North Carolina, has ^ • t L wmmr wav ifthev! The attention of this office has been
brought home from Berlin some » 1 . > - ' culled to the fact that in some counties
lymph, with which Dr. Koch ' really meant what they said | of tbe State the Auditors have been
claims
Ho tr
with the in micino lass week on
a South Carolina lady who is 1 - r ' i County Auditors without the oath
visiting Asheville. ' • •- —- 1 which attaches to the same being ad- doing its work silontlv, but surely,
ministered, the practice must bo i , •» , , , . ;
a nesro named Kinoh Free SUBLIMa SELF-CONFIDENCE. stopped and ouch and ev rv taxpayer ? nd d J 011 have taken pann to make
1 " , , , , V ,,.V l , . , will bo romured to unneer before tlio h attractive its work wpl b? ail the
man has been lynched at Win- The phosphate bill recently , respective County Auditors either by i more effective. This is rcjinaLd over
hi Uc- passed bv the legislature is an ! themselves, their agents, or assigns, and again, and is no doubt what in-
niered imnnrtjvnt mo-,sore in tin* it «’ 1 ' tr,lia ! ,i< ' administrators, spired B o U10 W1 .itcr to call newq.-:ip.r
1 important measure m tha, it etc., and answer the various ff^stlons | advortUing a “silent drummer."
>11, Wltll wlnrll J)r. Koch uictuii' >\iitii ocuvi til rue Oiait; rue Auunors nave ueen
is to cure consumption. | when they promised to lighten i-ot^'^^i^ej^uarpreSy^aml
ried his hist expel intent Hie burdens of the poor tax- allowing individuals to till out the
the lit*“dieine last week on same sending the said returns to the
The ".Sill-ill Drummer."
Did you ever think what your ad. in
tbe newspaper is doing for you:
When you close your store iu the
evening and go’ home to your family
and fireside, not thinking about your
business at all, then it is that the paper
is being pored over iu hundred^ of
homes—the homes from which your
trade is drawn. And there is vour ad.
mu: t i oath and swear the party making the
This board IS to consist of live return in each and every instance.”
Si if:HI FF S SALES.
Under Tux Execution.
By virtute of Sundry Tax Executions
' to me directed, 1 will sell on tin
first Monday in January next or tin
is
Free-
Win
ston, North Carolina. On Oc
tober 4 he brutally mur
Nep Atkins and Imaged mother,, i
beating their brains out with a | vests “the exclusive control” ^ pu?‘h w que--
two pound -.vjig.it a t l t on set more than !j!250,0(t() of the State s tions categorically to each and every
lire to their residence. _ tbeb ,nd« tb,. new person making a’ return of personal
XT . 4 , revenue m thehands of me new wmn the said return is
Nineteen Itulims have been j board which is thereby created, made, the Auditor will administer the
a rested in Pittsburg for circa -
lating counterfeit dollars andi ^ i ». i
81100 in KoiirimiA b-.v.. members, the Governor, the Any person, ounpauv, or corpora-
pi,toil in spurious coins nave > ’ ; tion commencing Iinv businost, in the
been taken from them. Similar I Attorney General, and the j county after the first day of January 1
gangs are said to ha working!Comptroller General, and two 1891- shall within thirty days after'
1 r I /.rtmnxxxiw.irx.* IPpOFt tO I
ur (will, the average
the country with counterfeit | inese ltire « omc ‘ ai f' 1 ne I
rtilver dollar?. ernor m to be chairman of the ghown to lx* listed in some «ther* weg t by lands of Henry Auslev.
li iw siid tb it the a n;., 1 board, ami he with the Attorney 2 - The State vs. Mary Gainry, 5< i
Ii 1 .. ai 1 that the Alliance O. I ,. ., ' ) ear ls 0 '; *, l! ‘ accordance with see- acres ill Antioch Township, bouadec
fieorgta Will decide on Pat Dal- General and Comptroller Uener- Don 2t(l of General Statutes. north-east by Cedar creek, south bx I
homi, tho railroad king, as n ' al arc to constitute a quorum ’ ...piif*, 1 ,, true Ml im’ J an d» of Margaret Jones and west b>;
c-indidato fur f'olnnittv ^ ■ it in . . . . , . qu reu to st.in uji'ti r onia .til Im lands of creiiHlmw.
.I f!-. I !!. . 1 u lU . , for the transaction of business, j proveiuc-.ts to bmldi'.gs as wall as ad- 8 . q'i )e g tut(1 vs E . t of ] )an ! t | g ai) .
the l lilted Mates .Senate. He l .,, wi n ! dltMn of new buildings since making dew, one lot in Darlington Township.
IS the grandson of Joh.l C. Cal- 1110 ,' oU , r ’ fi l t «°» Wl, ‘ last return I bounded north by Public K<md lead
♦how that the powers conferred ' ft tti ■ •n-su e if tins office to avo d j nK f roln Darlirgfon to Timmonsvllb
>n the fl ivernor hv the terms ’ r ' il, e to toe taxpayersas east and south by hinds of W. E. I
n tno UoNtrnor D\ the terms Uu.e trouMe c.,. t<o stbit>nnd any in- Dargan and west by lands of S.
ict are simply enormous, tamgent »•<> oi^ratto . on the (xart of po
. i. ■ ..j ne., r,.->ro-,,l..n .1 ' voaye)s .vii' ' . ai'ccpled- 4. The State vt. Martha J. Hurst,
'll npowi. is as are rarely pl.tcul fc.’ery male lie tween the ages of 21 25 acres in cypr i k Towm-hip. I onnd-
b.-in is of anv one mull. ' lna ,){} F' t*( {*t4hoBv‘ iuea»>abioof ed north by an ! - of Molli” \Vi : .kin-
G. W. & CO.
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PhOICE p^UGS, /VtEDIOINES, pHEMl
CXLS^ ^UBGICAL JNSTBUMENTS,
Perfumeries and toilet
Articles.
—o—o—
Cur. Kiny and Vunder hunt Sts.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
octlB-Sm
Administrators’ Sale.
Notice is hereby given that I will
sell at public outcry, on tho Hist,
inst., at 12 o’eloek, tbe personal prop
erty belonging to the estate of H. i).
MeNeese, at the residence formerly
oceupied by the said B. D. MeNeese.
Tonus cash. B. F. JAMES,
•’ decl8-b Administrator.
gc.i.g,-. r.uu i.. uo wotkmg j comptroller uenerat, ana two ..... . n,...n.
i" . ,1 . l l i 1 ' t ' es and ‘ s ('‘ought to flther iiersous to bo chosen by | the Audiio- mu'er
tho a cmnnt. r v 0l with l nmlntn'vVn’;! I these three officials. The Gov- ' i!.!
Tuesday thereafter the following.
described real estate situate in-thi ;
county of Darlington,State of Soutt
Carolina for taxes due for fiseai
year 1888-1889.
1. The State vs. R. J. Marco, ir><
acres in Antioeh Township, bound
north by lands of Melisoa Johnson.
South and East btr Camden road and
. SHERIFF'S SA LES.
W. A. CARRIGAN,
vs.
GEO. MONTGOMERY.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
: Under and by virtue of an order of
Win! Ale, Beer,
Liquors and Cid
TMVery Finest Brands
1* 1 l_l. <o ?;• s*
Always in Stock
.'LARGE SUPPLY OF
O CH nsr w IT T s K E •
Jt received which is beiij
soldlf at a low price.
s3 l oct-30
[ i TJ-£ : £sK' r r
M EARLI,
this fall hascaused an unpreeudemed
•‘ssarv to order almost an entire Now
C3rOOX3Q,
WOODEH/ARE. ETC.,
Dming in by almost
imers is called to a large lot of
o«3>f Oeitis.
A
PITCHER,
— l^.VLKK IX — J
" h i n 6 r y
EDWA
Have received
S'
VM lhN L \ Jy
“Vre lot of Now
■d
AM) —
iliDWARE,
Cutlervnus, Agricultural.Imp
ment mse Furnishing Goods
I’le ate, Railroad and Bn
g '-s’ Supplies. Belting,
C i Gins, and Presses.
MEETING ST.
CHAI8TON, - - . s. C.
itnou-
OUR ST0 S 0\
K
10LK FU1
Went.
KilI id I)esira\
iristmas \\
Sep '90—3m
mm Euteei,
die compliments if t is. n.
GEO. E
HENRY OLIVER
Messrs. B. II. J
winds will assist usj
cs
M. II. X
men dur
lOALE k CO,
VNUFACTUKEBS
— AND—
W H .SALE DBAl.ERS IN
/)oo Sash, JUinds,
Ters Hardware,
Rk-ii
n:
eccinl>°J
ILIA,
\ taut 1
('ll A
M
I K AND SALESROOMS
I 12 I lay DC Street,
TON, *. .
for Estimates.
888.
GOST!
-r i£ u ^
Trade-Marks obtained,
t business condueted for
Cave.-
and al
Moderag,
Our (I Opposite U.
. .. . ran secure
less tmLt less cost
I'ashington.
drawing or photo., with
Owing to tj (ifyith of the late^
^ and the coi
S. Patent
patent in ;
than those 1
. ; earn.ng a Mippoitfre.mlieing maimed gon, earthy bn o f'meiinc lirnel!
I Ills unpr. eedented action IS not lor In in an. other caus». shall be •
routh by lan is-i \V. F. Poykh
west by lands o f. M./orey.
Terms cash* Purchaser to pay for | for papers.
W. P. QOLK, s II c i Dec. IS,')
■ourt make in the above stated ac
tion, I Mill sell In front of the court
house qf Darlington county on tbe
first Monday in January next, or tiie
Tuesday thereafter. All that tract
or parcel of land, situated in Darling
ton county, Biateof South (iirolimt,
containing fifty acres, more or less,
and bounded North by lands of R.
K. Charles, East by lands of W. W.
Wanst ury. South by lands of Pink
Weaver, and West by hinds of R. K.
Charles.
Alsouli that other tract .r parcel of
land, situated in the ritate and county
aforesaid,contain ing I m enty-five acre’s
(25), more or less, anJ bounded on the
North by landsof P. K. Ct-aries, Fas'
by lands of Sarah Weaver, South bv
lands of Thomas J .rddn and West l y
Mar-1 lands of R. It. (diaries, being the two
raids or parcels <>: land, conveyed to
lie tie- said George Mnntgome y liy
-he s:ii i Sumuel Mini o. b\ deed lieaf-
ng dale tlieiuti, day of November, A
... W-'A, the pii chnsi-of mhii'li in |i.n t
his mortgage is i-.-.e, oted to sceuro.
Terms of sale cash. 1’ureluiserto pay
W. P.COi.K. B. 1). c.
90
remote
Send
—*ioioiu., wim
•is secured.
How to Obtain Pat-1
“ of actual clients in
“ or town sent free. I
or not, l
due till
A Littli
a Littli .. Ho
cuts " whes of
y Add4 nty '
c. AWOW & CO.
I pp. i'al p. e< Washington, D. C !
queiit necessity for
tlujusiness, the stocki&
mi mm and m
AT THE j jpg
)rise WeA
-D OUT POSITIVf COs* »
A vahu
Public Mi
lington
DAB
r Sale.
and building on
the Town of Dar-
uisy. Apply to
'IhompsOn
Korneys at Jorw,
Darlington, 8. C
IS BEINqsOLD
Heavy GroJries, such as
e offied at tlie ve
. &c., a?
%
’“'"Wns.
E8 II
Pah:
-pel iaitv.
In midit
i I (
PAPER
Darlington
owlesT
House and Sign
aisoiulne Work
IJA cte f AW
; O
Hup Flour t $5.50
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