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s i, ‘ ' ■ *■» . •''•v 11 A Picturesque Figure. Keitt Rapt Stokes Again. meotin*; of Non-Alliance tneo. | pork rind for one of ^he child-' As it infests only the lowehnost ... — Col, Ellison S. Keitt, one of If Hampton's defeat was necss- 1 ren, “she died early this morn- leaves, when the field * is har- “Uncle Dick” Oglesby, whom " i i:— A,,: —r»f sary, he should have been beaten ing in great agony,” and ,the vested most of the dormant pu- the Illinois Kepuulicans have w ith a clean man and on clearly man broke into another forced pae remain behind in the stub- nominated to succeed Mr Far- lf ... ... w „ is atrain aftt>r Senator J. ^« v 1^4*1* ^ — r— — W. Stokes, of Orangeburg, defined principles. If that had laugh, that grated harshly on ble. From these pupae the well in the United States Sen- President of the State Alliance’f^ een Hampton and his the ears of the poor wife, while winged fly issues from Sept- me, is a picturesque figure in with “a sharp stick.” He has friends could not, and would not 1 two of the children began to ember 1 to 25—sometimes earl- Western politics. His hair is published a second letter in the* have said one word; for their j cry. He looked around at the ier or later. These fall insects white as snow and his form is alliance columns of the New- pabulum is principle, honor and wife and children as though he lay eggs on the young fall-sown bent with the weight of more l>crry Observer, in the course truth. But to beat him with an would bite their heads off, and wheat when it is ‘ ■* Hh - ... of which he says: !.in/>i»nn man without, anv de-! broke out into another round of i srround, and from “We outsiders have no posi tive knowledge and can only j i-'-—» ..... 1 .i.‘' f ‘ v '“ *!♦„<<> 'him to apply poison to this insect. draw our conclusions actions. In a little while we will know more. Day now breaks. Monday night has come. just above unclean man without any de- 1 broke out into another round of ground, and from these eggs J fined principles, is a crime applause, accompanied by a fit comes the spring 1 rood of flies the Christianity and of laughter that nearly choked already described. It s useless from | efvilirution of the State. The Force Bill d May Passs, But it will not prevent PETER EOWLES, OKS first-class House and Sign Painting; Kalsowine Work a specialty. In addition to my other works, I am now prepared to do PAPER HANGING, etc. r»- He solicits the patronage or Feb. 27-1 yr Darling! on. than 70 years, but there is still i a great deal of youthful vigof in him. He combines the arts of the old-iime politician with , ... , , . .. the tactics of the modern. He je„_ I q* U • -M l . / VVhat ‘ 8 * t . (, ear?”asked the Ihe winged fly eats nothing can set the backwoods a-fire and Senator Stokes is responsible wife, as she held up a knife as whatever and the voran ms with the eloquence of his orato- ^ or | if to protect herself in case he grubbs snugly etneealed in its r y when he warms up to an old- Talbct k S:ns Engines and Boilers, Saw Mills and Grist Mills, are acknowl edged to be the best ever sold in this State ; when you buy one of them you are satisfied that you have made no mistake. WRITE FOR OUR PRICES. Cotton Gins & Cotton Presses At Bottom Figures. I can save you money V. C. Badham, General Agnet, COTTTMBI-A., S. O Home office and Factory, Richmond, Ya„ Juns 20, 1890—ly The Darlington Land provment Company Have JesiniMe Building Lots nni for sale, Applj »o J South Carolina is dishonored, BUCKWJvU BEOS. on her gall where no’poisen can be made to reach it. The remedy The supreme moment is at hand. | M r - Hby, with his record, drew the carving-knife Senator Stokes, president of the | should have displayed a be-' or the children. Alliance, exercises the coming modesty, and not thrust “Oh,” said he, as he chuckled then must be preventive. Know l: if i full 0 f ing the life history of the pest State nf hi« hiirh office with himself into a position to bring and mowed away a fork full of __ 0 . , r v * - , power of reproach on the State. beet greens, “I was thinking of we must look for its most vul- i>roa That he has done so is a fact. By doing so he shows that he is reckkss of the honor of the State. A people are always judged by those they send to represent them. Mr. Irby may be an innocent man, but the facts are all the same. His name is on the criminal docket of Laurens money for the milk and County connected with the most man, adding that they diabolical of crimes. sovereign will. Me dictatorially called in the Alliance meeting, agreed upon and appointed for the specific purpose of nomina ting an Alliance candidate for the United States Senatorship, 1 against the earnest protests of Alliancemen, and marched off into meeting of Non-Alliance men—Tillmanites who pulled themselves into the Legislature i holding on to Tillman’s tail, in secure possession,) friends of Irby—from which Alliancemen * u ‘ fled#he laws of the State and who did not support Tillman the people among were excluded, and delivered “▼ed. The people of Laurens into their hands for safe-keeping County are as true, generous and and all the goods of the Alliance, brave a people as live on the Was this the price of the eare- : ^'th. It is a fact he hid out ful grooming? Is it not the for years from these people and logical conclusion? laws of his State. Is not 1 did not say of my personal this enough to disqualify him knowledge that ‘Stokes sold out from going to VViishington city the Alliance for the shadow of being Governor of the State four years hence’. I could not i - , ,, , I said: proud State of South Carolma? (), Carolinians! Shall this man fashioned stump speech, and he can amuse a district school au dience with the strains of “Old Dan Tucker” or the “Arkansas Traveller,” sawed from a whee zy fiddle. He has a stock of when I crossed the pontoon j nerable point, and obviously bridge this morning. The police i this we find in its summer sleep H j or i e8 that delight the men were fishing a body out of tho in the stubble , around the grocery store stove, river One more unfortunate, W hen the wheat is harvested and he BhineB whe ^ occasion re- and he huighed loud and long set the sickle bar as high as .^ires in the drawing room. He rhe wife turned pale, and possible so as to avoid carrying nas been a farmer since be last thinking to bring him out of Ins off any of the dormant insects sat in lhe Uov . t . rnor 8 chair of hilarious state of mind, asked j m the straw. As soon as clear- j|ji no i 8 him if he had brought up the ed, the field should be burned butter over, thus destroying all the in- would sects hidden in the stubble. From Offering the Greatest . Bargains in OLOTMIKG,. SHOEH HATS It is a fact not bring any more butter until the bill whom he milk and After being burned over, was paid. fiel<^ should be sown in the cow tie sanl he had forgot it, but it peas which will prevent vol- would be all right when the | unteer growth of wheat ami al- logs came down, and then he! so will keep down weeds. The roared with laughter. One of peas will be fit to turn under in the children was sobbing as ~ r ' ' ' ,1 ' — : — —* *'— A Gruesome Spectacle, Truly. What a spectacle that must its heart would break, ither was frightened, as the representative, on the floor of the American Senate, of and honor of the purity 1 could not | be privy to such a crime. “That is the logical conclusion. I repeat it. Break the logic, if go to Washington as your repre- you can. sentative and be a standing l ask that Senator Stokes, reproach to the State? What has this proud State done to be so dishonored? president of the State Alliance, answer the following questions: the Order for Hie glories won by the *i A n’i'- peerless Calhoun who for forty and laughing as if his neck be employed: About September tin. pc ■ . . .-...iru <>n tVw door of the Aineri- iv-milil liroatr and t.hev watched l«t nlant around tlm borders of time for fall plowing and the land will be greatly enriched by the vines turned under. The burning of the stubble if pur sued systematically over large districts must result in the ex tirpation of the HV from that if and the and she took them out of the room, and sent a servant for a man that lived in the next house to come right in, as her husband was in an awful condition, and she feared ho would kill every ofle I cious the work must be thor- in the house. The neighbor,: oughly done. A single neglect- who used to be on the police ed stubble field will breed flies force, took a stick of cord-wood enough to stock an entireneigh- and came in, and he and the borhood. As likely to bo done, wife peeped in at the door of the work will leave many in- the dining-room. The old man I sects alive, and to circumvent was alone, shoveling in victuals these the following method may have been crowning theexhun e corpse of Inez de Castro, Queen of Spain ! The Court mandate required the clergy, nobility and people to do homage to the en throned remains and kiss the bones of her hands. We, of this day, rather do homage as our fancy dicates, and it would hardly tend to such a step Beauty, valor and fame receive our encomiums, fame most de- ueighborood. But to be effica- j servedly so for being the recog- 7111; CM. biter »^ til wv. j-xiii- • mice to exercise the powers of his years on the floor of the Ameri- would break, and they watched 1st plant around the borders of and call in a meeting can Senate was the admiration him until^he had got ^ through the proposed wheat field a nar high office and call in a meeting of Alliance men, agreed upon t * ie w liole wond, ntul and appointed to nominate a ma( * e Carolina perpetual candidate for the United States immortal, will go intoeclipse. Senatorship, against the pro test of Alliance men, and go into a meeting of Non-Alliance men from which Alliance men are excluded, and with them bal lot for a candidate for the United States Senatorship? Everything has its opposite. The opposite to loyalty is treason. Answer the question and stand self-convicted. wffo eating. He looked at his watch j row strip in some quick grow and and said, “Well, this beats all | ing white wheat—suchasDiehl. the medicine l ever took. Got This strip will serve as a trap to And, too, to give this man the I through eating in fifteen min- receive the eggs of the flies, position, Wade Hamp.on, in his utes and have got to put in three | When the insects have ceased old age, is driven from the ser- quarters of an hour more,” and to work in it, plow' the strip vice of the people to whom he | he took up a carving fork and under as deeply as jiossible and steel, and began playing the; plant the main crop, which may snare drum on the table-cloth, | then be sown in safety. The and laughing. j Hessian fly is a delicate crea- The ex-policeman told the 1 turo and can not, in the winged wife the old man had got ’em state, endure freezing weather, sure, and asked if lie had not j if the sowing of the main crop nition of merit. For this reason that famous preparation known as Dr. Westmoreland’s Calisaya Tonic is deserving of all the praises sounded of it in all sections Its heritages are beauty and valor. It lends lustre to the dull eye, color to the cheek and buoyancy to the spirit; valor it gives through restoring impaired digestion, eradicating dyspepsia, brushing away general debility and re moving from the system all malarial and blood poison. For saie at Dr. Bftyd’s Drug Store. Im- I nuil 4 J J. WARD President »u<J TivaMm-r. Jhq. 24, ’89—ly I.AW ('AltOK. R. K. CHARLES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Darlington, S. C. K. J. KKJTNKDT. W. C. HOUGH. & HOUGH, tfllorneys-at-La //', Now is the time to g-et a Suit of Clothes Cheap. s. c. Darlington, - * *■ Will practice in all the court* of the State. Prompt personal attention given to all collections entrusted to the tirin. Office over Edwards, Nor- ment Ac Co's. gave a lifetime of heroic work; Wade Hampton, whose incor ruptible integrity is known the world over; Wado Hampton, one of the foremost cavalry leaders in the annals of warfare; Wade Hampton, who shed his blood from the heights of Get- been drinking pretty hard late ly. She insisted that he never Let me say to Senator Stokes tysburg to the shores of Jiis na- drank anything at all Then mt for a far less offence than Hje Carolina for this people; the policeman Said he was pro fs seven Alliance members of '» ade Hampton, who never saw bably crazy, and the onlv way one momentof -his existence that that h the General Assembly in the . ., x , . ... State of Louisiana were expelled would not have cheerfully from the Order laid down his life for the honor Let me say to Alliance men, * l ' s ; W ade Hampton, the principles, demands and who, when your homes and tire- measures of the Alliance are not • sl( l t - 8 > altars and temples, four- safe in any hands except the teen years ago were in immi nent peril of desecration by a hands of Alliance men. Senator ^ m “* _ Stokes, president of the State Al- ' andal horde, bravely breasted liance: to the contrary notwith- ^torni, and, with cool, clear liance; to the contrary standing. Alliance men should ,ieui1 and steady nerve, led you no more go into a meeting of Non-Alliance men than Non-Al- iance men should he admitted into a meeting of Alliance men when Alliance interests are ffi- volved. Alliance men, the glory and success of our noble Order depends on its purity. Clean men alone should be in the lead, j Unclean men should not be seen While in Columbia the writer I stand idly and silentlj into peace and security, has b.-en coldly driven from tho ser vice of this people lie loves so well, and the position given to this man. How long, O Carolinians, will you, in whose veins flows the blood of heroes, submit, yes, tamely submit, to this crowning outrage on the honor of your State and the dignity of her foremost citizen ? Will you by and ^Hj. see all the past glories of your is postponed Vmtil after the first killing frost there will be no danger of the plants being in- | tested by the grubs. Another precaution is to sow only red or | was to just mount him and tie yellbw wheats. These are his legs with a piecie of clothes- ■ stronger growers and have Hue. They sneaked in behind' harder culm than the white him, and pulled him down on wheats, and are therefore much the floor, and the policeman: less liable to damage from the held his arms while the wife fly. The varieties most nearly sat on his legs and the servant i fly proof are the Lancaster, tied tlic clothes-line around his Mediterranean, Red Chaff and boots. He yelled murder, and Clawson, — laughed, and thought it was a ; We thus see that though the joke, and, when they had | Hessian fly does millions of straightened him out, the poor j dollar’s worth of damage year- wife got down by bis side, as he | ly it is yet one of the easiest was beginning to get mad, and pests to circumvent if timely told him it was all for the best, | and systematic precautions are that he had been overworked taken. Public sentiment and and he needed rest, and she | even the law should be invoked would send for the doctor. Then to prevent careless farmers from he told her what was the mat- maintaining pest nurseries for ter, that his doctor had ordered ! infecting their neighbors’ crops, him to be cheerful, and to laugh _ —— at the table, and eat slowly, | A Just Critic sm. Mrs. Cleveland recently re ceived a letter frem a leading masrazine, inclosing a cher k for $500, with the request for an ar ticle from her pen on personal recollections of the White Hou.se> The check was returned at on,ce with a polite .declina tion. Electric Bitters. ami lie had arrested frightened death, and tried it and hfs if been and family half to they would let [The News and Courier.] The main points of Col. Keitt’s contention, however, are that President Stokes is a traitor to fifteen 1 learn# 1 ninety-six that ’ clu8tir thick aroulld Kiolitv one ni ike* i 1 us > aiKl wore ' vou b y heroic vir-1 him up he would never laugh at; t h e Alliance, and that South Asseni iy. b J .. , tue, buried forever in dishonor? i the table again. They untied I Carolina is dishonored by the Will you transmit to your chil- him, and put a piece of court- election of Coi. Irby to the' I dren this dishonor as a legacy ? j plaster on his nose, and he went | United States Senate. Col. No, never, unless the manhood down to business cured. He | Keitt’s “Rejoinder” fully sets displayed by your sires is ex- now eats in silence, and expects | forth the reasons which have tinct.” I to die within a year, and he —— - had rather take the chances of j dying than of being cheerful at the dinner table again. majority, There are more than a majority, Senator Stokes, by his arbitrary calling in (and in the Cotton Plant of December 27 ultimo he gssuined the sole responsibility) the Alliance meeting agreed Upon and appointed to nominate an Alliance candidate for the United States Senatorship, de feated the will of these Alliance men, prevented the nomination of an Alliance candidate, and he trampled under his feet the welfare of the Order when against the protest of Alliance men, he went into a meeting of Non-Alliance men—Tillmanites —friends of Irby—and delivered into their hands for safe-keeping the principles, demands and measures of tho Alliance. All was lost. It can now be seen what that “all” was and what "all” means. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters- sing the same song of praise.— A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils,. Sait Rheum and other affections caused by im pure blood.—Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malarial fevers. —For cure of Headache, Gor.» stipation and linfigestion try Electric Bitters—Entire satis faction guaranteed, or money refunded.—Price 60 ets. and $1.00 per bottle at Willcox & -:o:- K O. W Ol IM Our Entire stock of Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s SyiTS AND OVERCOATS AT tWir FOB CASH., ; % J. J. WARD. WARD & WOODS. Attorneys & Counselors at Law, DARLISU iOS. N. C. ' Wil practice in ail SiuO and Fnltriil Coorti.l 8peci.il nttfiiii. ii |iii (I to nil ii.at- 'eis |>eiiii'ii ng io tin- linking, idl ing. iviitnig oi 'e -KMi; nt te.il d-iaic. Any pari.v having buninc.-s'U tins lilt* 1 would <l<> w ell to call on llic linn, who haw cnntiid ot *ome of the most desirable property Town and County. ill tl<3 Fire! Fire! J. K. NETTLE*. C. H . M’iTLK Nettles & Nettles, Attorneys & Counselors at law, Darlingltin C. II., .s < . Will pruclice ii< all lie Mali and Federal Coal Is* Pron p' persona attention g vi u t o collection of claims. The alt* hiioi’ of tin firniereof f‘i j on C* umy i< io im.’ tuct tin I firm i |*rep»rvd to titgotinie S30u to lot tj»e * n tie of i tit ere-t. Sep. 2,’86 ly. Co's drugi tore. During the recent lire in our town, our stor* came vary near * Gov. Waterman, of Califor nia, has surpassed all previous fr a, ‘ Governors of the State in doning criminals. In tLe- hist forty-six days of his Vrm he has pardoned sixty-twccconvicts, including murderers., robbers and others. Laugh and Grow Fat. [Geo. W. Peek.] A business man who had al ways been in a hurry since he could remember, and who bolt ed his meals and rushed for his office so sudden that his family only caught sight of his coat tails occasionally, was told by his doctor that he had got to quiet down, and eat slow, and keep up a cheerful conversation t the table while eating, or he would die in less than a year. The doctor told him that he| should take at least an hour to The Hessian FI/. [Gerald McCarthy, of the North Car olina Experiment Station, in the t Southern Cultivator.] *This pest, long the terror of the wheat grower, was intro duced into America from Eu rope in the year 1779. It first led him to these conclusions., , _ President Stokes will doubtless. Is Con s um ?‘f<>P incurable, he able to take care of himself. Read the following: Mr. C. H. In regard to Col. Irby, we think Morris. Newark, Ark., says: that it may be said in all fair “Was. down with Abscess of cess that if Col. Keitt had Luiggs, and friends and phy i- fought Irby as hard before bis cians pronounced me an Incura- election as he has been fighting ble Consumptive. Began taking him since that event, he infght Dr. King's New Discovery forj have been instrumental in some Consumption, am cow oa #iy degree in saving South Carolina third bottle, and able to oversee from the disgrace of defeating the work on my farm, R is the Wade Hampton. If Col. Keitt finest medicine ever mwie.’ beimr burnt. We moved our entire stock of g ods out in the H .H K- lut lli is loiii'* of In in • r■*, Hi u i w OKU. W L’AKGAN. HhXfcV T. IHoMl oN street, and got some of them d im aged, the next 30 days at whic.i wj will sell lor stairs) north side of the Public Square. Darlington,$. Very Low Prices. Cull and see the Bargains that we are offering. Clothing and Hats at cost. had not gone to Columbia as a I Jesse Middleware Decatur, appeared on Long Island, N-. Y.. j j 0 y^ Alliance ’ man to place O hi<n says A” H (yl^ t not been for and was supposed, but errone- eat dinner, and should laugh ,,,, .... , > , and talk and he jolly, and have W hy did he do U? Clearly to a good time He went home to give Mr. Irby the advantage,, d i, iner Mmulay, scared at his if possible to secure his | t , ond j(.j on( | )U J vTU, his mind firmly made up to be jolly and eat for a full hour, and obey the Irby the advantage, and if possible to secure his nomination and election, for it was well understood Mr. Irby ously, to have been brought over, by the Hessian mercenaries in the employ of the English, and hence the popular name of the pest. The Hessian fly first ap peared in North Carolina qn the battlefield of Guilford, soon after that battle, and was un doubtedly brought in the forage used by the troops. It did no withjp reach of the as an available candi- h iniself Alliance date against Wade Hampton for the Senate, he would have been able to appeal with better grace to Carolinians not to “tamely submit to this crowning out- j Drugstore. rage on the honor of your I State.and the dignity of her foremost citizen,” Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption 1 would have died of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doctors. Am now in best of health.” Try it. Sample bottles free at Willcox & Co’s could not get the nomination in ! inductions of his doctor to the gi' -at da age . the State untd an Alliance meeting. Henct these tactics. The way of his “being carefully groomed” is now in full view. The Alliance bad no nominee and (ii<l not present a candidate to the General Assembly. A large majority of the General Assembly are Alliance men. They should have clean a and run principles, and stood by their colors and go up or down with them. If they went down, list letter. It was washing day, 1840. It then almost disappear onscien-.e oney. and they had a “boiled dinner,” 1 ed until 1871, since when it has [Columbia Register.] and as he sat down he wonder- become more abundant each A religious society of this city ed how in the name of the apos- year and its presence now de- a day or two ago received by ties he was going to put in a) mauds prompt, vigorous and mail a check for$25 from a man solid hour on a slice of pork and systematic action on the part of who stated that he was a sol- a boiled potato and a iittle eab- those interested in wheat grow- dier in Sherman's army, and bage. As he handed his wife a ing. The Hessian tty attacks that in the burning of Columbia plate, that good lady opened the | no grain but wheat. The life he assisted in putting the tore! “Your natne is Julia?” “Yes., your honor.” “Tell me how old you are.” “Twenty-five, your honor.” “So! Well, now that you have given your age, we will administer the oath.”— Fliegende Flutter. Bested fully, JOTE & r*~ building of this religious itable association. The 9d that the man eon- At the New York show Mrs. ; Grover Cleveland’s dressed doll ; sold for $115. That given by Mrs. Harrison realized $1.00.. inornniv ot drop spring tfie wingi j sy, and went on to tell what a 'from pupae | sufferer the deceased had been j produced from eggs for over twenty years. The young wheat plant ^Pi and come again, and never yield, man of the house broke out into eroding fall. The female soon then done, wanted now to make for we are fighting for great a laugh that fairly raised the lays her eggs, usually about 200, such full reparation as his means principles. The writer would tablecloth. “Ha! Ha!” said in the same plant, and all the permitted, rather we should go down and fie, in a forced and awfully seri- winged insects soon die. From The gentleman who gave the be right than than to go up vU s manner. “That is devilish | the eggs laid on the leaves of above information to the The and be wrong. good!” and he speared a potato the wheat plants small white Register asked that the name of that had turned green from be ing boiled with beet-tops. Tile poor wife looked tho color their way to the sheaths of the of the potato, and gazed at her leaves, and there form a sort of Bucklen s Araica Silve- husband in great anxiety, and gall, and suck the sap of the The Best Salve in the world the children again looked at plants for about 20 days. The for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, fear plant soon shows the effect of Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, T Vice-President Mosbon. is be- J. , V ..W« p, w— »•»*»' ■ n\j ^ 1 mil 1/(4 V W 44VM.U. X 11^ 1I4C [ 44V- ClYOl 1C V' t lould have nominated a cheerful conversation by inform-' history of the fly is as follows: to the build ml able representative ing the husband that aueighbor [ During the first warm days of and charite him on clearly defined ), ad died that morning of drop spring the winged insects issue letter states ....... ,. w . • , . , . . ’ - ’ ‘ which were | sidered himself to be in a dying j ! ,eved I'lWashin^adwbe lend- : gs laid in the 1 condition, and being troubled in i "?* a ‘ la «ent.ve ear to the buz- ants the pre- conscience about what he.had| Zln ^ °f the pje-suisntial bee. ai>AMUNGT©N,S WHOLESALE MERCHANT o \V«. hav m stock and to arrive in a few days. Ono car load of Bacon “ u “ Corn. Flour. Molossses. .VI, MAHWE. .1 In fuct everything in the HEAVY GROCERY” DARGAN & THOMPSON. * Attorneys at Law, Office, Hewitt building (up W- F, DARGAN, Attorney at Law, Darlington, - S’- C- Office over Black well Bros, stoie March 28.’89 1>. T. II. Attorney c.t J nw. DARLINGTOX, S. If., S C- Will practice in Circuit Couitsaml Supreme Court of South (Juiulma. Prompt attention given to all t,u siness, and special atteuiiou givt n I o no'locti.ius. 0*0. W. BROWN W. EOXD, BOYD & BROWN- Attorneys and Counselors at Law Office in brick building south of the Bank of Darlington. ^pARLWGTOS C II., A C. PROMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION 10 ALL BUSINESS. Feb. 8, ‘87 —Ij. C. P. DdtiGM, Attorney at Law and Trial Justice. Practice* in the Uniteii 8>hi* k m d in the 4th and 5th circiis I’rom;■ ■ nt'ei. tion toal business entrusted m him. Office, Ward's Lane, next to barber shop. I .IHE Bealei* If Senator Stokes had proved loyal to the Alliance the Order would have nominated a candi date and elected him. Non Alli ance men in the General Assembly whose sympathies are with the Alliance had no right to have any say as to who should be the Alliance candidate. Th it belonged wholly to Alli- a -c:e men. Wfiere does Senator S.okes get his authority to deal wi.h Non Alliance men? A IV IHXJ rvucrcil, JtlUIHO C* 11 lei 11 VVIIILU il"[f t XU'! (lISNttJ HUH me ()I , ..i .. J-j footless gruts are hatched in the man and of the society be ii flfi, Alfi. hfiB!'. four or five days. These find not p ililished. * 1 Liquors and Cigars. We. handle in large quantities. in the mothei as though they ed the worst “Have you heard from Daniels to-day?” asked the hoping to discover if his Mrti. wife, mil d tL pnrasit and ceasin <iavs of eatin let- was waudering. “Yes,’ said he, with a laugh, k«>ul Alliance man will not as he swallowed a portion of by turning yellow ter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, to grow. Alter 20 Corns, ami an Skin Eruptions, grub spins and positively cures Piles, or no ft r itself a so t of case or coffin pav required. It is guaianteed| it which it 1 e connan -with; to give pc; feet satisfacti n, or out foal for s ver.il m< nths* m-ucv refunded. , . m-ney refunded. Price 25 p.™i,hi.n^. to g,wo re .|r.Miv.bui;;.rd5,Toi “ '"**«***«"** cts. ’he Very Fines. Brands cf Xjic3_u.ors Alw.ns in Stock A LARGE SUPPLY OF 7 . Risr W IE ISBLE Y Just received which is being, price. kT-Riu (M-t-30 j Wo invito a comparison of prices Wholesale Department with any market. BespeetfuU}% J. Frank P. Bishop Parrott, Stenographer and Typewriter, l^'Olfiee with Nettles & Nettles.^] LEGAL AND OTHER COPYING SOLICITED. Testimony reported In short-hand and type-written transcript of snino furnished at reasonable rates. Good Spelling, Correct Punctuation and Neat Work Guaranteed. Jan. 8-lyr. Early. JOHN B. FIOTD, COLLECTION AGENT, offers Ids services to the business no n of Darlington. Prompt personal at tention given to the collection of r< id* and merchandise accounts. Can t* found at the law office of W. K. J)ar- gan. Eso., over Blackwell Bros’, store. oetWt)