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(The Unrlinqton ^trus. HEN.1Y T. THOMPSON, THURSDAY, | Jonathan Maxcy, a well-to-do and prominent citiz-n of Sumter Editor ( ' ,,unt .v, wus ^ ou lly murdered tens, Qnred them, not only to deal | niado by Vice-President Morton, deci- j.rntly with the ..egroe., hut to aceord j for w itfiout an arbitrary to tiiem nil tlx* riiclitA winch would i • T \ , ~ . ... necessarily fallow their enfranchise-1 i? 0 Democrats can, and near his home on 1 uesday night' ment. from th- t »l»»y to the ‘pre«ei,t' will, if necessary, prolong JAN. 2», It 91. i of last week. He was on the j 1 have steadily and'constantly ad-1 discussion until the session the ex- way homefrom the town of Sum- j vacated Hjf 1’olky, not because i pi re8- ' At tlie beginning of the TO Oil flttESWMTTS.] 'PT T : CS«lS»^iri2.o5 r* U ,V “ la ''" 1 . , ' , " t Mr bush. He fell back into his able to exercise in the future shall be Morton had promised to make j wagon and the horse continued i exerted in ihe same direction, j his course home. On arriving | feel now, in up pealing, as 1 do< at the house the vehicle A Liberal Proposition. To the subscriber who pays us $2.80 cents iu cash, we \\i 1 give acomplete set of Dickens' novels- twelve volumestpamphlet form), and will send Thk Daklincton News, the Weekly Xeu s und Coui ter and the Southern Culti The we greatly desire to have from them as often as possible, (tbe oflener the better), the local events of their respective sec tions. We want the news every week, if it is only aline. • Editorial A ides. _ Two negroes ] have been arrested on suspicion i of having committed the crime. prom m, i » r m |-**»«»* *•*■« vw„n,iu^ i ....... amt I; certain rulings that would en- 1 he corresnondents ol Hie his course home. On arriving I ni’i^.sling.asldoeamert- ^ t fj e repiblicans to take a Dahungtox News .through, ut at the house the vehicle wa s ^i^i.Vj'/.VphiMiin.f u" 1 to'thl v °. te e n the resolution, but up to | i«/or, each for one year. the Oountv are narticnlirlv turue<l 0Ter ® nd the wounded .Mmi>er V aiiMii, to tire i>atrioU*m of this time he has not done ao. I News and the me “v !Ut pariicniariy man vvas thrown upon the. Senator*, to pause, at lenat uutd the His rulings, so far, have been f r.quested to bear in mind that ground. His wife hearing the 1 people a K aii» render timir.ieilber- soine in favor of i, i8 own party - wm be supplied tor *1.50. noise repaired to the place and ; h^hwt n pub- a nd s <>nie in favor of the Demo- l' a P pr > the Cultivator and the found Mr. Maxcy/just as he was Uc duty i <>wc to my State and to my crats, and in one notable in-1 Sews and Courier will he sent b.-eathing his last. Two negroes; country. stance he acknowledged, upon | to any address for $*> 30 per an- Noble Wade Hampton ! having his attention called to it num / while The NeW8 together Would that Senator Gorman, that he had ’ . * >„Id have eseaned the usual mad(i a » e«-ror- ; a remarkable with either one of them will be ‘ ^ '1 ' thing for any man in his pbsi-! supplied for $1.65 a year, fate of those who make the Ins- j t ion to have done. j , tor - v uf nations • Would that | The Republican leaders in the - As we go to press we learn of will lie could Have died without hav- .louse are said to have adopted t h 0 death of Mr. Lee Stokes, of liable irusal ing sounded the depth of man's a scheme by which they hope to the Philadelphia section, which I under Sweet to those th , e 8ll \ pr ^ Republican occur ed on Sunday night from , . , , : , benators to vote- With their tyohoid pneumonia Mr Stoke- honestly desirts who love is the knowledge of party in the Senate. It is to P“ eum< n,a - -«rbtoU keen t Attentiwi, Darlington Guards! Attend an Important meotiag <»f your rt>u»pany at the armory Monday e eiiinS next at 8.80 o'clock. 15v order of the Captain. 8. s iiluCh, Fint Bergeuit. January {9, 1S91. For Sale. I will have on exhibition at l)ar- linKton on Monday next, W. M. Hree- Dickens’ works .icira Champion Stalk Cutter and This j Grand he co Columbia is to have a big cot ton mill with a capital of $700,000. HAMPTON ON THE FORCE BILL. Senator Hampton’s recent speech on the Force Bill well repay the careful perusal mg of any citizen of this great; ingratitude! coflutry who honestly desirts who love is Prince Baudouin, the heir to the Belgian throne, died sud denly on Friday. The Indian war lias come to an end. All the hostiles have b en brought to terms. Governor David B. Hill has been elected United States Sen ator from New York. A society has been organized in England t<> abolish capital punishment for female murder ers. King Kalakno, of the Hawaii an Islands, died last week in San Francisco, which city he was visiting on acount of health. Governor Tillman has ap pointed H. R. Thomas, of Sum ter, a member of the Railroad Commission to succeed the late Gov, Bonham. to inform himself of the disas- the fact that Wade Hampton keep the Free Coinage bill in trims results which will follow and South Carolina are names the hands of the committee un was in the 21st year of his age., - I The will receive order* for seine. Will ; *0 eell County, State ami United State* rights for making or selling the c-uttir. D. M. CAMPBELL, Agt. tor Darlington Co. I liupcrtant Notice. Executors, Administrntots, Guar dians and Trustees, are hereby not.- "ed that their annual return* are now due at the Judge of Probate's office. All parties not making aid rsturns before the close of February will be to costs and a heavy penalty the law. T. H. SPAIN, Judge of Probate. January 20th, I891.-8t Moorhead, Cox & Co., Having jihrelmsed the stock add bjsiness of x The Enterprise Grocery, Wili continue.to conduct it at he old stand at the southeast corner ot the Public Square, Darlington, S. C. The Stock of SHOES and HATS, for the puipose of dispos ing of it im nediatel , will he sold out a* cost, and^ in son.e instances, even below cost. Ms tls Time fe A making purchaNOt* ^ is not in huviriirthe the passage of this mustohnox tliat will go “sounding down i til the Senate has finally dis-1 posed of the Election hill. . But it will be a hard thing to do, as ions and unconstitutional mea-Uhe ages’’ of time together; that sure. We have read longer i his fame is something Avhich no, the silver men in the House are! speeches on this subject and 1 politician will ever he able to growing restless, and already her Letter* some which gave evidences of take awav. Representative Bland has made , , , ,. • a proposition to discharge the more ela iprate preparation; . OL . EST . ON OF OUA . 1|r|CAT|ON committee, and to make t.ie there have been others that a question of qualification. Free/Coinajfe bill a continual have attracted attention on ac- Undor every form of govern- order after Jan. 27, that is, to count of the well rounded ment one of the first things to give it the exclusive right of md “oratorical 1“ ro he desired is that the most com-! wa J' ^ the House until disposed STATE OF SOUTH CAROL!LA. j lho , owest 1)rice( , ^odl'for tbl^are cocxtt ok darunotox. gt’iieraUy the dearest; tbe cheapeNt ISy T. H. Spain, Eh/., ProUtte Judge, i are always those you buy which are Wherea*. M.irgaret Pauline Fountain 1 * ie t >est ,or , * u ' money. hath made *uit tome, to grarft unto ( u you wi*ii a tirstwlaa* article in ' of charge, to our CU of Administration of th Estate of and effects of Janies t We now have a delivery wagon, and w 1! deliver goods, free tom rs who reside within the (own limits our line, such a* periods Fountain. These are therefore to cite and ad monish all anil singular th5 kindred and creditors.of the said James U. Fount lin, dec'll., that they be and ap- i e ir, before me, in the Court (if Pro bate, to be held at—Darliugton C. 1L, the - —L X —A w . • . .. • : on the lltli day of Feb., next, alter 1 • •• , • , men I.e eboaon Fa •wimin <d ‘ Gf COUl’SO there 1SI1 t UlIV publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the technics which they contained, potent men lie chqsen to admin- probability of Mr. Bland’s mot- forenoon, to shew c aust», if any they hut for a brief, cogent and un- ,s ter the affairs of State. So in ion being adopted by the House, ^ Adrainistmtion \ answerable argument against ^ ou ^ 1 ^vrolina the first question hat it shows the spirit existing | under'mv hand, this 2f»th dav which enters into every man’s ju regard to the rree Coinage j of Jan., A. 1)., isju. Wxuo w ii 1 1 ntp h DO ▲ ▲ W W| 1 As in the past, a specialty will he made of Fresh Family Groceries, rv, CUtt-, kl l Wi Al n, ra ui w, the bill Senator Hampton’s speech has not, in our opinion, candidacy is his competency, been surpassed in either house and ncd w hether he is a “ lill- of Congress. There is not one superfluous word in it, and it breaths forth in every line the demand that their Attorney spirit of the man of genius, the ! General be learned in the law, manite’’ or an “anti-Tillman- ite.” The people of tlie State bill. The Democrats make no secret of their willingness to take the chances of forcing an extra session in order to defeat the Election bill, and if that bill is passed by the Senate, I predict, that from the day it and the tliat tlieir sta tc Treasurer he a! gets hack to tke House-Tor con An explosion occurred in a . , , , eollierv in Gornixnv n few tllOUglltful Statesman ago and forty* persons were I exalted patriot. A perfect gem '» an of undoubted financial ' ^rrence^m the Seiiate amends- killed and thirty others wound-j of its kind, the paper is partic- u’uhty, that their Adjutant . • ’ tnrbnleiU ii '/j <"<• j ularly interesting to every true | General possess a thorough ! Georgia is to have a college|Carolinian as being the work knowledge of myitary science, There are Democrats in the! T. H. SPAIN, Judge of i’rolmte. J*1. M, Ml -21 * STATE "F SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF DAKUXUTOX. lijf T. II. Spain, Esij., ProbiiU Judge. Whereas. Frank R. Rhodes hath made suit to me, to grant 1 uutoJiim I fitter* of Administration of the Estate of and effect* of J. ii. Rliode*. 'i hese are therefore to cite in id ad-! monish all and singular tlie kindred and Creditors of the said J. M. Rhodes, deceased, that they be and ap pear, before me, in the Court of Pro rv Li nnr>< LaUUr.wi Please give us a trial, and if we don’t give yon more for your money than you can get elsewhere, Charleston not xcepted, we will forfeit tlie price of the purchased article. at the LOWEST Market Prices. A car a iother of Molasses just arrived load of line flour J n. 8-‘>m. EMs, irmt SI Co. SllLZBACHER. for colored youths, a hraneh of of their own and only Hampton & c - To have a man at the head House willing to take any amd j b ite, to be held at Darlington C. H the State University. ■ It will he i. . . Tn . in , vlll ‘ thfi of the public school svstem-of i al l risks to defeat this measure,' ““ ‘■'ehma.ry sth next after puhii.-a Himilur to Cloftin Collog- in thi, ™ ” 1 the State win. eannnt wnite the ;u J l1 “* * •“* State. politicians retired uecauBe ne . who secretly svmpathizo . ... ^ . is getting old? We challenge English language correctly is j them, though openlv voting I he shortage in tlie accounts ^ h , -ilHint m uni •.* tn .d.w t n *1.,,.^ -- - - any disinterested person to read Jb<mt as alJ ' u ru as to elect a against them. his 1 doctor or a preacher to the office ; _ Ihe first big nsh#o be caught Since the recent dlsastri.u., iii e fi o; which lie suffered so severely T'j'p Tp%r 1 5 D nT r^ LJ A t W wIa-aA A a.% iJ ! w y wL of M. L. Bonham, late Adjutant and Inspector General, has been made good and the State loses ppthing. his utterances and say that life long vigor has been dimin ished by one iota. Read the Attorney General. If the Hon. John J Ingails has been j graphic style in which he brings defeated for re-qjection to the 1 United States Senate from Kan sas by W. A. Pfeifer, the Alli ance candidate. in the silver pool not of in vesti- . t,. . ,, • . , . f gation, is Senator Cameron, of present State Superintendent of p enn8 y lvania _ Tlu , fa( . t t ’ hat will parse for us the i le had* speculated in silver bull- . - noon, to Show cu use, if imy (hey have with : why the Kiiil Administration should not he granted. Given under my hand, thi tCth day of Jan., Anno Domini. 1S!)1. T. It. SPAIN, Judge of Probate. Jan. 21), '91—21 IVlluILi MODJESKA ffi DETROIT, III', v, iamous \ f h i ve worn whet tlu The private censu.t of Mr. Ross A. Smith gives Charleston a uopulutiou of 65,175, while the United States census gives only a little over 53,000. Win. Foulks, who lives near Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, after reading several chapters in the Biblet recently, became crazy from religion anil killed his wife. The Straiglitout paper in Col ombia 1ms been organized and the first issue will appear about February 7. The name of piper will he The State. Education will parse for us the ® I fourth paragraph of his recent ion was first brought out by the t. *k. x-t- togl»4 *». ir ^ the tpstiinoiiy of Senator Vest) a,i,l ’<» ators a knowledge of what South later Mr. Cameron acknowl- " hut claimi d appointment of countv examin hiter Mr . , , n ' , , i edged it himself, mg boards, we will agree t# take in justification that it was not done until after the silver bill of last year had passed the Senate. It is charged that in formation of Senator Cainhron being interested in silver was lesignedly kept back after it Carolina suffered while under the domination of the negro: lilt us suppose, Mr. President, tliat by some stupendous political revolu tion, as sudden ns hitherto unknown in tlie liistoiy of the world, some State in the North, the great and proud | ieate matter but for the fact that instance, should be put under the d is not the first time it has OC- _ absolute control of Chinese immi-, curred since the present incurn- was know n, until he had been giants. Imagine tlum dwellingtheir , inducted into the im- re-elected by the Pennsylvania m larger numbers than the white citi ueiit was iimucten into tnt im , .. . If . ,. ' lens oi the Htate, armed with thehal- iiortant office referred to Sliailes t L ll ‘UUit. it this committee lot ami clothed with all the rigid* of 11 " , , ,, , , , ever gets to the bottom of this citizeiithip. Follow them as they seize of bmith and Murray defend us , business it will unearth a sen- iioid of every department of the - — — sation of the largest proportions, • Washington Letter. but great pressure is being i brought to bear to limit the scope of the investigation. hack all w r e ever said about Governor TilTinan or his party. \Ye would not allude to this del- The Legislatures of Arkansas, Alabama and Tenifessee have recently passed resolutions re fusing totakepartin the World's Government, installing themselves or the mercenary renegades of our race who had enlisted in tlieir ranks in the every office; see the Legislature, com- 1 posed almost entirely of these adven turers, without owning one dollar's worth of property in tlie State, plun dering its treasury, swelling by mil lions its debts, practically contiscating by unlawful taxation the property of the rightful representatives and Fair at Chicago should the force j ow,,ei ? 0, . u ! e n . ,ld rating hill become a law. a carnival of corruption, of vice, and ! of crime, at which the world would f'i«l stand aghast. , . ot Mf.'Piesitient, this dark picture is himself and a painted only by fancy, but change the scene anti the actors and we see portrayed in true but feeble colors tbe tragedy which was enacted in .South Carolina a few years ago Such j ,\ tragedy can ne /er occur in Muss a j chusetts, and the imaginary sketch . ... a piom- junt given is used only us an illustm- rreshytenan divine of tion truin which 1 might tlraw a eon- On Saturday Atlanta, killed few hours afterwards his son, who was a witness to the trage dy, shot himself with suicidal intent. Rev. James J. White jnent [From Our Rcgiriar Correspondent Washington, Jan. 2:1, 1S11L Scenes of the wildest descrip- uon are becoming common--en- tireh* too common—in Congress, but one of tliost' which occurred this week is worthy of special mention, because of the influen ce St is likely to have in the! eontest for the Speakership of the next House. Mr. Mills, Flake our. tapioca; West & Hi Governor Hampion. [Newberry Herald and News.] . , , , , , fh® course of his remarks who has been regarded as the on the force bill in the U 8 leading Southern candidate, has Senate Senator Hampton said long public service by his own actions, placed a that his STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COCXTY OF DARLtXOTOX. T. If. Spain, fix'/.. Probate Judge Whereas. Murry I>uvis hath made suit to me, to grant unto It m Letters i of Administration of the Estate of anti effects of Riehartl Weston. These art* therefore to eite ami :nl- ntonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of thesaid Richard Wes ton, dei en ed. that they he find appear betofe me, in ihe Court of I’rolmte, to he hehl at Darlington C. H., on I'ebrn- arytith. next, after publit fit ion here of, at 11 o'clock in tiih forenoon, to shew eanse, if any they have, why the said Administration should not he granted. Given under my hand, this 2i;th day of Jan., Anno Domini, 1891. T. H. SPAIN, Judge of Probate. Jan. 29, 18!)1—2t STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COCXTY OK DAltLIXOTOX. /ft/ T. If. Si min, Jim/., Probate Judge Whereas, Eli Brown hath made suit to me to grant him Letters of Admin istration of tiie Estate of and effects of Robert Blown, deceased. These are, theref re. to eite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of tlie said Robeit Brown, defeated, that they be and ap pear before ine in the Court of Pro bate to he held at Darlington C H on the 11th day of February next, after publication hereof, at 11 h’eloek in the forenoon, to showcause. If they ‘ till!!. has purchased tlie stock of Dr. W. J. Garner, and has leased the hitter's desirable business stand on the West side of the Public Square fora term [ of years. Here hi* friends and patrons will liud him in tlie futu e provide 1 is heretofore with a large and select issoitment of DRUGS, MEDICINES. TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY ARTICLES, &C., &C. j fjTA eontiriininee of the libera patronage which has been accorded \ him in tlie past is respectfully solicit i ■til. Jan. l.Vtf. | 0. C. WILSOX. H. H. llrtfOINH, WILSON &EUGGIKS, 112 !4. .Ikskkusox St., Roan^oku, Va., I Will furnish tt> tlie people of Darling ton, plans, specifications and hills of I — material for brick and frame build ings of any style. Terms reasonable, prompt attention, satisfaction guar anteed. Correspondence solicited. Jan. 15 tf. in Detroit list Ap.il, re^nrked to Dnpl -x Corset f<r seven years and Tins a friend, wou’d n >f think ot wearint; any uMier.”-—Dot oit News, June 18, 1890* We litue exclusive contrn! of this Co so: li: re and sell it lor U.oo. The Lartrest l/ne of Corsets ever seen in he f/llo vin ' bran Is aintr's Health”, Dar iiigton Kasy “VV Hip. r f ‘C. p Lnilai' riot s from 3-3ets t > rUonpsti’. inciti- Glove Fit- V r iola, French Waist’ $2 .'»!). ESl'ECTFUU.y, KDWARDS, NORMKNT & CO., Buy your Mattresses direct from tlie Factory, li lestoii Mattress ManiL’ackirina Co. Millinery Opening. I beg leave to armounce to the la dies of Darlington ami vicinity that I will open, between th<‘ 1st and 15th of February, a Fancy Millinery and Dress Making Establishment in the brick h ilding immediately South ot the Bunk of Darlington, formerly oc cupied hr Boyd A Brown as a law of- lice. I have secured ttie services of a competent Milliner end Dressmaker, both of whom are from New York, ind 1 earnestly request an examina tion of my Stock of Millinery, un 1 a ! cia! Of the work of my Dressmaker IVllilllli. SlS IVluUU UA MANUFACTURERS OF ~ HIGH Gll. iDE MOSS JXD WOOL MA7 7 HESSES - Office and Salesroom 5'i2 and >354 King Street, Chitrleston^S, C. Reduce Price last for Fall Trade, 1800—Mattresses -Assorted Striped ‘fluking,-. No. 1 cotton Mattress, 40 lbs., $5; wo >1 mattresses (pricesquoted i .desired. | N tuisk ami! weapon in the hands of his op- would soon close forever; that shouWtiot be’granted. ponents which they will not be lio had never sought office but slow m making use of. In pur- had always gladly given his suance ofthe Democratic policy time and‘whatever ability he Given uudiy tlay of Januarv, Rpek Hill, while suffering from ciushm as to what would be the action of obstructing tlie business of possessed to Jms eou-ntrv a temporary aberration of the "ftlieeitiien* of that state if the the House while the Election | In the lon^ist of distimruish- mind early last Thursday morn- ^ver unhappiiy"‘h“ "brought about i’; 11 .}; en,lin f, in th ‘; . Scnate .- ; J' d sons of South Carolina no One ing, walked into a water tank Would the people of that state, proud i, -1 , made a re piest, which lias contributed more to the of its past history, sensitive tj it* the Speaker considered dilatory i proud history of the State than re- Hampton, in fact, it may be Jan. 29-2t my hand, this 2'ith Almi Domini, 1891. •T. H. SPAIN, Judge of Proihate. made. have any, why thesaid ailiiiinistratioii | before the spring selections are 1 ’ ' Very respectfully, MRS. R. W. PAJiKKR Darlington, S. C., Jan. 21, 1891. and wits drowned. The Democrats have again made ti blow pf state in the United States Senate. Oh Mon day a motion to set aside the question of making a gag law for the Senate and taking up the appoi ioument bill was car ried by a majority of one. Governor Fowles, of North Carolina, has pardoned Cross and White who were formerly president and cashier of the State National Bank, of Ral eigh. They defaulted and tied to Canada several years ago. hut were brought back, tried and sent to the penitentiary. A meeting was held in Wash ington last week for the purpose of perfecting the confederation of the Knights of Labor, Nation- 1 al Farmers Alliance and Farm er* Union, the Citizen’s Allian ce. the Colored Alliance ; nd other organizations. The seve- ral organizations v/ere represent ed by delegates The scheme by which colored people were induced to buy tick ets for Liberia turns out to be a ggiftlic fraud. Fully two honor, and zealous for its welfare, submit tamely to tlie rule of people of another amt inferior race? Gould they hear tlie shame, the humilitatiou, tlie degradation to which they would be subjected in seeing tlie heritage of their fathers wrested from them by the rude hands of au ign. rant, vicious people of foreign blood ? Would they -urrender without one struggle the inalienable and God -given right of self overnment ? Ah, no. Mr. Presi dent. Every impulse of manhood, every inspiration of liberty, every and refused to recognize; vvbi upon Mr. Mills lost his head, so said that his life has been spent public service. As a to speak, ami acted more like a madman than a man of hard horse sense, as he is known to be when not excited. lie accused the Speaker of fraudulently depriving the in the _ JIB young man he represented hist native county in the State Legislature, both in the House! and Senate. When the State withdrew from the Union Wade . MM smm* minority of their rights, anil as Hampton was among the tir*t his excitement grew he shook to volunteer in her defence and rush-1 continued to battlefor her rights recon• ids lists at Mr. Reed at d instinct of race, pride, every drop of ing down the aisle seemed about until Lee surrendered During Anglo-Saxon blood in tlieir veins to make a personal assault upon tlie war he rendered mnet a would imi>ei tlicm to scorn t he thought him, but he stopped in the open tinguished sen ice ar d rose Li of such ignominy, and tlie true eiti ar , a „„ 5i ' v lce ai ‘o rose to z.'iiso Massachusetts would assert and 'J a , * ' hu h is m front of the | the rank of Lieutenant-General, take tlieir rights ut whatever eost. As desks of the speaker and the ; In the weary day the Seuutar from frankly the other i plating tlie possibility oi snen a ..a.: i ■ , - contingency as i have depicUKl, a i“P 8t the 8pe a ker. which he great iniquities perpetrate cTiien in some way end by some i continued for several luinutes; hU people by the method, 1 know not how, the white amid the yells of the Democrats J Washington. In and hisses of the Repdblicans. called from How striking, too, was tl roration of his argument ami | ><ige succeeded in getting bins] of South Carolina to lead" th out of their i Nvnuicvpr losi. as •* i nit- ii: me weary ctav s of rec Colorado declared clerks of the House, and poured struction Gen. Hampton's v< day. When contem-; out a tirade of jiersonal abuse was raised in protest airainst sibillty . of such a , i„. s,„ 'i.„ r ^:,.u I i:.'.-. . a ^ Aln . St ' - a* i * WjJC STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Bxkcutivk DKI’ARTVKXT. < Ifflce of Secretary of State. | Department of Public Lan :s. ) Columbia, S, C., January 28rd, 18 )1. Pursiiant to requirements of an Aet approved liecemher 24th, 1890, I will rell at Public43ale on the second dav of March, 1891, all the right, title anil ntorest* of the State of South Garo- lill‘» / flxn o.i »»-i U... I i- _ . •. . a • , • , 1 No 1 moss matt runs, $:>; No. i hatir mat truss $10 No 2 straw and cotton, $2.60; No 2 excelsior and cottor _ eottoii, $2.50; No 2cotton mattresa, 40 ll>s . $7; wool mattress (pries' qiiotrii’jf desy ed;) No 2 moss mattresses, $0; No 2 hair niattresses $16. No a straw and eott n, $2.75; No a excelsior and cotton $3*50; X husk and eotton, $4; No. 3 cotton mattress, 40 lbs., $3; wcol maUr<**ft«* ^ricesquo- led if desired,) No. 3 moss mattresses $7, No. 3 hair m&ttr<**t>$20* ! Bed spreads ♦1.50. Comforts 75 cents to $4.50. BUukvthOO cents to *(Y tearners in best ticking ut 75 cents per pound. VUin or fancy strin.r made up. liouuges; Raw silk. $4; carpet $5; moquett plush, $0.50. Send cash by express, postal note or money order to J T. H.»McCALL, Gen’l. Supt. NOTICE TO IN- I KKKS. Get The Best Insurance For The Least Monet. THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON 4. GLOBE INSURANCE CO., o' IJ verm oi,' hnglaml, is the largest Fire Company in the world. Is now being published in these col-1 d; TNA, of Hartford, Conncc\icut, is the largest of all the American ! 'nuns, having been begun in the issue | re Co!npa,lles - of Jan. 1, 1801. Now is the time to Subscribe to I A most fueinntin* Serial Story Bret Elarte, -K.NTITI.KD- ‘•ThaStorg of a Mine.'' The. Minton. News, Terms $1 per year, i.i advance. Executor’s Sale. Pursuant to a power vested in by the will of Siney L. J. Atkinson, deceased, I will sell to tlie highest bidder, on the first Mondnv in me THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA, of Philadelphia, is the second largest of all American Fire Combanies. ! THE HOME iN.SURANGE COMPANY, of New York city, is the third lurg cst of all American tire Companies. THE HARTFORD, of Hartford, Connecticut, is the fourth largest of all tlie American Lire Gompan es. All of tiie above companies, and several others, represented in the agency E. JSTORlXdllEItTT, i s«p.Bmb.r li, law. Darlirgton. S. O. vo e would govern.” le Finally Representativ P-Toration of his argument and ridge succeeded in gi luw deeply it must have affect ed all who heard it. Would that it could reach the ears of every citizen of South Carolina ! Small wonder indeed that it brought forth loud and sponta- pow 1876 he was his plantation in into his seat, but he had to use force as well as persuasion todo it. Some of-Mr. Mills'best friejids , .more or less, in the County of Dirlington known ns the “Mouth Carolina Agricultural Farm and Station'’ in Darlington < ounty, consist ing of about 175 acres l a of aratde land and about 52 acres of I .1 1 l outR " u bondage wbod land,•uiK>n Whleh is one dw#l- ami tliat that revolution was 'mg house with eight rooms, two successful is due more to tl e ‘* ri ' l * s h | g rooms and n pautrv ; a barn, conservative wisdom and cour- ft0 ,, “ s : witl ! f,,1R ' %V'lZr Ch t > PUt ,° Ut f OU l a pof its leader than anything b?tek taSm^nSInlng aTil^f 1 ' a / ,, rs ' ” SnUhmnL r 1 ’ of i else. Hampton was the only thirtyton capLei^'-in slio Tsston'd ' /nn ' u ' tJs : course, blamt Mr Mills for op-: man in the State in whom were ‘■(•,9°® P oun<,l ‘ of (food ensilage which lington. in the State of South Caroli na, containing thirty acres and bounded as follows, to-wit : on the North by lands of Mingo Cubit and May ihirst. ontne East by hinds of H ivin •lary Hur*t and J. M. Josey, on the Mouth by lands of S C. Parnell, and on the \\ es* by estate lands of M. N. Atkin *on. Terms Cash. Purcbaser to iiav for A. M. LEE, Executor. neons applause from ah rfhe thousand colored people from Senators present without regard should have become so Mississippi anil Texas have eol-! to party affiliations: , and excited in doing it, from lected in Atlai.tu with these] fir President, my public career will O'd.' 1 tickets. Many of these people in all hum ui probuldlity soon are destitute and the citv has to ? u r ever i)uril ‘K it* long continu *&**.•**■ rMit^ l r'I, nation is felt in colored circles jed on w- 1 to serve them, and 1 shall H t critical periods, and thev in and around Atlanta over the M fraud. The Legislatun's of the States of Indiana. New Jersey, Miohi- g an..West Virginia ami North r iu refusing to take part in the 3yorld’s Fair should the force hill j ass. The IJegislature of Illinois has instructed the United States Senators from inst the tore of I propo- posing the decision of theSpeak- j combined the elements which’ er, but they regret tliat he j made success possible. In the v iulent | National Senate he has served as the! twelve years which have been us ;' d ^ aiaftt W , r ' I distinguished by sound liberal close Aliils camljuacj for tlie Speak-(statesmanship lane., ership has been his liability to] In retiring ' to the private ^hines and iaipiement^nd w^gh'. walks of life Senator Hampton ^'S'cs, three young mulos, fer iii ! ith him tlie z “ rN ’ .cotton seed, tobacco, forage, HENRY M. SMITH Real Estale Agent, w'iU he iueluded in land. I wid also s,'ll the personal property thereon and appertaining to the said station, among which are : a corn mill, cotton pin and press, thresher, c caning arid fanning machine, a six horse steam I P* n r . „ _ rngine, wagon , and buggy, farming FlOreilCe St., DarllllStOn, S. C. . . ,, «w i ['‘•chines and iinphmentsaiKl weigh u (xc iiOxnent; wuiks of life Solicitor KtiiTipton scaJijs. tbru« vonnn* muina >1; i , . • — - , . , . . - ^‘ishail carry with him the con. • retire to private life without one re- cognize the fact that his actioft sciousness of havimr Imon L & gret, save that caused lo the sever-! in this case makes that aron , i.;! V " a vmg been true mice Of the many ties of triemlship m-nt “tronsrer th in it . vor wni. t " ' ,ls .J H ‘°P le and true to him- '.'“hcash; land for real estate rine-1 rpats ' The strictest formed here. .No political utnbi ioii | y 11 “ tr )r M er Ghm it i % er was self, ft IS admitted by those ‘ llr ' 1 JJ n tl '*‘ balance in two wl11 1,8 Pat i to all business entrust i„ g bS.A'tiS; 1 ; f?nssra<fcstax•**° ,u ' sraa.'jasr .fisf r «*. mothd. j«sitArm solution provWing for a change ’ cians. BufHa’moton'is a sTVcs bu,| d'nVtet£ l in Oired at expense An persons in need of babbitt mota —*—- '* • ’ ...• ■■piAxu 15 a BLil.es- of nure.hasei'I.n,l I . .. Can rmrehase it ebenn q'j IK jj AK R. L. DARGAN, ' DEALER IN Books, Slalioncry, Toys, Fancy Articles, &c„ g recovered front his recent misforture by fire, has opened i*forge ^ Stock In the building formerly occupied by Dr. J. A. Boyd the North side < f the Public Square vClicol Books at lisw York Prices. - All tliu newest novels an\l novels and magazines in stock Tlie cboisest line of stationery thaUiltf Nortliew. markets affngq. can animate me iu the future, as none has done in the past. The sole attlbi- . * | .-. , - , tion that li.u e er sirred my heart trolma have joined other States has tiex'n to serx'e faitiifully the peopu who in that i>a<t honored uie by their confidence and support, and, ’ while doing th s, t prom ife lie welfare oi our common country. . During the time t have bad tlu I o tor to ivp c ent my Mtate-in thh Is sly p> t one w> no one calculat tional uniiuosit The thunders ritlo ceased to revi rlmrate |lK»ittonto the feeling* and appre-, 1 [tension* of many of my fellow-citl-, will . Sjieciat attention paid to tlie buying **’ nlls of sale, for personal proper- arK * celling of rea' estate, collertion of ty all cash; and for real estate one-! r cnts, &c. The strictest attention i to all busiuei March 27, 1990—ly I Attention Mechanics! -AT- in tln‘ rule* to limit debate at | man not a politician, and ah • wilt of the nntyimty, which iarc fhou-and of voters •bat body ih now considering, t Cm oiiua un.xious for an o. m oi in ■ ureii at expense ,,, ui u . aa 1 .v purchaser and policies assigned to CM " it cheap 1 nu there •ecurc the debt.* The sale will be Rt i.ixutox Nkws office, in South P'lbtie auction, to take place upon June 13, ’90—tf W. B. McGIRT, P. P. S. ing about; and that disposition turn upon the decisions confidence shall remain him in his retirement. tiie premises to be sold; the personal piope-ty will be first sold, immediate ly thereafter the reAlty will be sold. A minimum price at whkdi the bid- •nV 11118 * ^ or the rouJ estate will be aurmuiuwd at the sale. JAME? E. TIN DAL Office over tlie Secretary of State and ex-officio Agent! mi,nt & Co - of the Sinking Fund, , Jon 19, ’90—ly McCullough, Blackwell & Co’s., Blacksmithing. Horse Shoeing a Specialty. Thanking my former customers for tlieir patronage in tlie past, isolicita continuance of the same in the fu ture. HsityHug Has purchased tlie very desirable place of business on Pearle Street known as lino Offers his professional serv.Ves nd v,' store of Edward the people of Darlington and v ciruty to, iy. Nor T 1 G, MEACHAM. Jan. 15-1 yr. The Welsh Store, und has stocked it with a choice of groceries, liquors, cigars and TOBACCO. I?r The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. EIT Nothing but ilrst-dass articles sold, and perfec 1 satisfaction guaran teed. • HT Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. J« n . 8-tf,