The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, February 05, 1891, Image 2
Old Man With An Umbrella.
An Unlucky Troop
[Omaha Bee.]
Selection of Seed Grain.
„ r , ... , '] [Southern Cultivator.]
W hen the world ts so full of y* • .. , *
voting people who are toohmart, . ls a ^ rea . * >l • t iat m ] Jre Troop K, of the Seventh Cav
and who are continually assert- P a m8 is uot taken m improving al i8 P kn o W n as the “Jonah*
ing themselves, and showing grain of all varieties. Some- ^
that they want to have some- thm * of '»'l»‘ovement is made
thing to say, it is pleasant t o ^ >' e f ° r eSt ( anUer8
°- - * - - m the selection of seed corn.
occasionally meet a real modest
young person, who had rather
suffer inconvenience and tor
ture, even, than to make any
fuss. This was noticed more
particularly during the last
rainy day, when the heavens
seemed to be weeping over the
loss of the sun, which had not
been seen at its accustomed
haunts for over a month. An
old man got into a street car
with his umbrella as wet as it
is possioie for an umbrella to
be. The seats were all full, and
he closed his umbrella and put
the point down on the floor, as
he supposed, but in fact he put
it right into the low shoe of one
of these sweet, modest girls,
right on to her stocking, and
the dirty water more than pour
ed down into the shoe. At first
she looked as though she would
move her foot, and call his at
tention to what he was doing',
but she seemed to relent, and
with a resigned expression, as
though she hoped that lie was
Probably no work the farmer
does pays him better for the
small time required than this.
But small grams are harvested
’ with self binders, and if there
be individual plants of much
greater excellence than the rest,
their seed goes into the grain
bin with the rest, and as likely
as not is ground or fed to stock.
The American Elevator and
drain Trade remarks: A few
years ago Garrett Clawson, a
Western New York farmer,
found in his wfieat field near a
burned stump some heads yf
wheat differing materially from
the remainder of the field. He
saved these, propagated them,
and thus originated the Clawson
variety of wheat, which hao
been of inestimable value to
farmers in the wheat
or “fatal” troop of the regiment.
In all of the Indian fights in
which the Seventh has been
engaged K troop has borne the
brunt of the engagements. In
the first great fight of the 8ev- tween two
enth Cavalry against the In- Mississipj
Private Allen's Duel.
[Washington Post.)
In connection with Senator-
elect Irby’s duel in his younger
days Congressman John M.
Allen, of Mississippi, tells of an
amusing affair of honor in
which he acted as second.
There was bad feeling be-
young lawyers in
and it was decide
Breaking Him Up.
[l)e roit Free Press.]
A boy 8 or 9 years old stood at
the corner of Brush and Eliza
beth streets the other day with
head up and arms, folded. He
had three hen's feathers stuck
in his cap. He had a bow slung
to his back, and in a quiver made
of buffalo hide he had three or
four arrows. In his belt was the
The Force Bill
May Pass,
LOW raiOES
Will be made on
Talbott & S.ns’
Engines and Boilers.
dians, the battle of the Washita, that only blood could wipe out family bread knife, and in his
K troop’.s loss was greater than the enmity which existed. A right hand was a war club. x\s
that of any other company, challenge was sent and duly he thus stood, casting his eagle ]
Eight privates were shot down acknowledged. The hour was eye about him, a telegraph boy
in that famous charge. In the appointed and the two men met came along and stopped and,
Custer massacre K troop was in a secluded spot. Oneofthem looked him over. The inspee-
almost annihilated, fully one- was a great sufferer from St.
half of the company dying with, Vitus’ dance, the other wascool
Custer. The year following be- ar >d collected,
gan the Nez Perce, or Joseph As they faced each other the
war. This in many respects afflicted man began to tremble
was the most’ peculiar Indian j from head to foot, while his
pistol described an arc with
varying up and down strokes.
His opponent stood firm as a
rock waiting for the
fire. Before it came.
But it will not prevent Si eoial Evtauates on Miicliinery
* generally, at Bottom Figures.
Saw Mills, #•.‘00 to *000.
| Corn Mills, *115 to |.I7S.
Planers and Matches, *200to*l„ , iOo
I sell the most complete line if Saw
Mills and Wood-Working Machinery
BUCKWEU MOS.
in the State
war in all the history of frontier
troubles. Gen. O. O. Howard,
with several regiments at his
back, chased Chief Joseph in a
zig-zag course from Oregon to
Dakota. Unable to corner his
wily foe, Gen. Howard so wired
not going to ride many blocks,
or perhaps somebody would get '. l ‘ a ’’ e * n
out and give him a scad, she K ,ua ^®d the variety is
looked out of the window. needed m maintaining it. There
Once she moved her head as is no let up to the general law
that whatever is not growing
though she would look down at
seed wheat. Every three or
four years, and at the most live
years, seed should, be procured
from a distance through the
local grain dealer and not of a
A Prose Lullaby.
You don’t remember
lo you? She died before
her shoe to see how near full of
water it was, but again she
thoughUbetter of it, and looked
across the car at a man with a
wart on his nose. After a few
minutes she began to shiver,
which was conclusive evidence
to some that the water was
coining up around her instep,
and gradually overflowing the traveling shark,
banks. 8he looked as though
she feared that if she spoke to
the man about it, he would
think she was very forward,
and that she was guiby of an
impropriety in speaking to a
stranger without an introduc
tion. Finally she became ner
vous, and when a girl begins to
get nervous something has got '’'t? eyes were as
to bo done. She blushed and K e a ' Lorelli used
touched him on the hand that
held the umbrella handle, with
her little fluttering finger, and
said: *
“May I ask you, sir, without
seeming to be impolite, to dome
a favor?”
“Why, certainly, miss,” said
the old man, as he looked down
at her as though’he had made a
mash. “What is it?”
“Will you please take your
umbrella out of my shoe for a
moment, and let me take the
shoe off and empty it?”
“For heaven’s sake, miss, was
my umbrella in your shoe? I
beg pardon.” And he took it
he laid his pistol on the ground,
walked into the woods and cut
timers m the w heat growing headquarters. Gen. Miles and a limb eff a tree with a fork in
sections of the country. Usual-1 t },e H^venth Cavalry were then the end of it. This he brought
ly, however, after a few years sent against Chief Joseph. back and stuck in the ground in
these new and improved varie- The morning of September 30 front of his antagonist. Then
ties lose their best qualities. 1877, Gen. Miles, with Troops A turning to the second he said:
rwise, with an) ] 0 f t h e Seventh, was in | “I must request you to ask your
usually is. advance of the main column un-! principal to rest his pistol in
selection that ori- der Gen. Sturgis. As the little that fork.”
variety is equally troo p r0( ] e up a knoll j n t heprai- j “What for?” asked his oppon-
rie the advance scouts reported ent's second. ^
the camp of Chief Joseph in “Well.” replied the other, “I
front. Gen. Miles ordered ai have no objections in running
tion lasted a full minute, and
then he asked:
"Plaving Injun?”
“Yes'.”
“Got a name?”
“Red Cloud ”
j “Humph! No go.”
“What’s the matter?”
“You have been eating bread
signal to and butter with sugar ou it, and
however, I forgot to wipe off your mouth.
From
Offering the
Better stay in the back yard and
scare the baby. You’re no big
Injun.”
Greatest Bargains
CLOTifflMG,
& HATS
Their Customers have
in
V. C. Badham,
General Agnet,
OOTTTZMUQI-A-, S. G
3'
Buy he
Best.
Talbott tan'ino, it in the
How can it be othei
seed selected as it
better
worse.
is probably
Accident And Art.
[Pittuburjf Chronicle-]
Young wife—“Just to think,
Harry, dear, my new hat blew
into the street to-day and was
run over by three wagons, four
carts and a cable car.”
Harry—“Humph! That means I
a new hat, of course.”
Y. W.—“No, truly. It was
rescued, and I took it to Mine.
Wayupps, who was perfectly
charmed. The wagons and
!“ : things had mangled it into the
“ most fashionable shape imagine-
°' able, and it is to be trimmed just
Jasitis. You neve:-saw anything
so utterly fetching!”
ever ^een.
PETER BOWLES,
TV)E}S flrst-elasH House and Siga
^ Painting; Kalsomine Work a
8|H*eialty.
In addition to my other works,
I am now prepared to do
PAPER HANGING, etc.
He solicits the patronage or
Darlington. Feb. 27-lyr
The Darlington Land
prevalent Company
Im-
growmg | charge, the cavalry being sup- j the risk of one shot, but I cer-
j ported by the Fifth Infantry, tainly do decline having one
Ot all grain the most care \ s they rode into the tight Capt. I bullet make a honeycomb of me.
should be taken in selecting ()wen Hale, commander of Troop | ^ that man was to shoot while
K, turned to hiscompanions and 1 11S hand is shaking the way
remarked : “Boys, this is too ' s now, he would fill.mo full
pretty a morning to die and it j holes at the first shot.”
goes hard to be killed so early; This was too much for
in the day, but I am sure to go | seconds, ami by mutual agree-
under.” Thirty minutes later! ment a truce was patched up,
Capt. Hale and Lieut. Biddle, j and no shots were exchanged.
i of the same troop, fell at the ——— ——
Lorelli, 1 head of their men. Eighteen or
,. . y 0 , 11 twenty privates of K troop went
came, my little golden head, ( [ own ; n t h a t charge
and when I look in those great, | T he command of Troop K then ,, , ,
deep eyes of yours 1 almost fell to Capt. E. G. Mathev For- oltl man » w " 0 must have been
think 1 can see her there. Her tunatelv for him perhaps there ^5 years old arrived at the Third I step into_ Nervous Prostration,
hair was golden, too, and her h aV e been no Indian wars’ from
big eyes were as blue as thei 1877 *o the present in which the
to sit here; Seventh was engaged. Oct- ^
where you are you sitting, •" ■ - -
ev
Have ilesiraLle BuiMing Lots nrrl Im d*
for sale, Applj lo
J J. WARB.
FresHcni aud Ti^usurer.
Jhd 24.’89—ly
McCall & Burch.
I.All ( AHUM.
R. K. CHARLES,
He Collapsed.
[Detroit Free Press.]
bow-backed, white-haired
• The First Step.
Perhaps you are run down,
oan’teat, can't sleep, can’t think,
can’t do anything to your satis
faction, and you wonder what
ails you. You should heed the
| warning, you are taking the first
ISTOTIOE!
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Darlingtok, S. C.
K. J. KKSXKDV.
,u
&
W. C. HOUGH.
street depot the otjier day in You need a Nerve Tonic ami in
company with his wife, who I Electric Bitters you will find the
hadn’t passed 25. While she exact remedy for restoring your
was busy looking after the qervous system to its normal,
that was a long t ime ago- even was Assigned to duty at lOSouth ba &F a 8 e to S° out again by train healthy condition. Surprising
before your mammas was born. Clark street Chicngo«andCant stro ^ p< * outside, and after results follow tiie use of this
She was 7 when she left me. Geo. 1) Wallace placed in com- talking around for ton minutes j great Nerve Tonic and Altera-
Where did she go? Oh, away niand () f the company. His ,le returned to the waiting room | tive. Your appetite returns,
of his men,
Now
Cheap.
is the time to get a Suit of Clothes
JLtlorneys-al-Law,
Darlington, - - • S. V.
Will practice in all the courts of
the State. Prompt personal attention
given to all collections entrusted to
the flrin. Office over Edwards, Nor-
ment i Co's.
—;o:-
; off yonder, where they
; such as Lorelli to make
surroundings beautiful. r
she never came back to me, and
now she has been gone for ever
I so many years.
j 1 missed Lorelli every day
and every year, hut she never
even sent back word if she was
tin
new}; death, with'seven "of*'his' men“ ^ iu til " e be seized ^
t^eir j bears out tjio fatalitv that seems . JT an( as ked:
*o, !t o cling to Troop K.‘ What adds , .‘ W . here have , J', 011 . ,,eea
- ‘ a peculiar sadness to the killing th ’f r tltl J e - Y ou old deceiver!
of Capt. Wallace is that Mrs! 1 /•'°?^ ln around *
Wallace, who has been an in- r< T , V e , .
valid for many years, is now ''Looking at what.-'
dangerously ill at Fort Riley I ‘Well, 1 saw a boy, a dog,
Ks.,
all
he humblv
good digestion is restored, and
the Liver and Kidneys resume Children’s
healthy action. Try a bottle.
Price 50c. at Wilcox & Co s
Drug Store.
Our Entire stock of Men’s, Boys’ and
I. J . WARD.
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
, and her friends in Chicago
happy away trom me. That is f car t he shock of his death will
the worst of it all—she went prove fatal to her.
away so suddenly—before I _
knew it she was gone and gone
and 1
Jealously.—Ethel—“1 think 1
ought to tell you. Edith, that 1
met your fiance in a dark hall
way last night and he kissed
1 me.” Edith—“Indeed!
hallway must have been
dark. ’—Munxey's Weekly.
t It e
very
Stolen Property Recovered.
(Marion Star.]
On Monday night of the 19th
out. away forever. I kept two little
“It’s of no consequence at all,” ; shoes that are just like those
said the little lady, as she turn- you have on, and in gran’-ma’s
ed up her shoe on the side and trunk up stairs there is a little
let the black cambric water out. | eoat of blue silk that Lorelli
“There, you can put- it right wore before she wentaway from
back, or if you would prefer a m e. There is a little rip in
dry shoe for your umbrella, you that she made—that is why 1
can put it in this other one.” did not mend jt. And then 1 l ast Thursday found his cart and
But the old man blushed and have a plaid skirt that belong- t | )e of cott<)n near p air
Bluff, N. C., and a little further
moved off to the other end of
the car, and st -pped on another
girl's foot. The other girl was
not Unit kind of a retiring child
of nature, and she looked up at
the old blunderbuss with fire in
her eye and every red hair on
her head meaning business, and
said:
ed to Lorelli—it is too big for
you, but that is not the only
reason you shall not wear it. I
have some other little things,
too, that Lorelli Asleep? Ah,
yes, my little golden head, you
are asleep. Dream away, little
one, for 1 will not disturb you.
What do you care forold nurse’s
‘Cah't you keep off of people’s; story of Lorelli. that
feet? You better ride in a
sprinkling cart when you go
anywhere. Why don’t you
look where you are walking? I
don’t see what the city bought
a stone-crusher for, when you
could walk on a stone quarry
and furnish cobble stones for
pavement.”
The old man pulled the hell
rope, qnd putting his umbrella
under his arm he walked the
whole length of the car, knock
ing off several hats with the
pmbrella, but he didn't mash
any feet, for all the passengers
put their fuet under the.soat. It
ceats all what a difference-therc
is in girls.—Oeo W. Peck.
years
ago?—Homer
-•*
Her Baby’s Grave.
died fifty
Pa xx ford.
saw a
two hacks and a woman
was ,”
“Saw a woman, eh? You bet
j you saw one if she was to be
' sawn! Now, then, you collapse,
and if I have any more trouble ~ T . TT*’ TV “
i with you, look out for your The New D.scovery.
bones!” Lou have heard your friends
• . „ , , 11,. She whirled him around aud and neighbors talking about it.
mst., a mule, cart and a bale of pushed him into a seat,* and You may yourself be one of the
property of Mr. f after f a ii ing wit n a thud he 1 man y who know from personal
arms, crossed his legs experience just how good a thing
even dare look up ' 8 - ^ J’ ou have ever tried it,
when the man beside him said:! you areoneof its staunch friends,
“Inclined to be a gay old daisy, 1 because the wonderful, tiling
eh? Well, you ought to have
. , 1 • , • 1 left her at home. Third and
up he found his mule m the fourth wives are always inclined
h If l n ,“t 'TY ■ °, Wh T th ° to he jealous.”
thief had traded jt for a horse.! . J ^
Mr. Hays having recovered his !
property stopped the chase and j
returned home, leaving it to thei To the Editor of The News trouble, seeme a bottle at once
man who was out the horse to 1 "ltd.Courier: As instructed by and give* it a fair trial' It is
continue the pursuit. The thief the Staleburg Sub-AUiance 1 guaranteedeverv time ormonev
IS a colored individual whose send you a copy of the following refunded. TritJ Bottles Free at
and thus far resolutions adopted by them at Wilcox <& Go's Drugstore
AT COST FOB CASH,
WARD S WOODS.
Attorneys & Counselors at Law,
DARLING JOE. S. C.
Wil praclice in all' Stale ami Keiler; |
Courts.)
Special atti Htii 11 paid to ail n al-
teis pertain llg lo the bll.t iilf;. fell
ing. renting 01 e omig of ,eal esiati'.
Any partx iiavnig b tsii.e-s 11 this
line would tlo uell to eall uu (lie
linn, w ho have conliolot some of
the most tlesirab'e prept rty inti'-)
rown and County.
&
J. E. NETTLES.
C. b . N t'll LK
Nettles &c Nettles,
cotton of the property of Mr
'?' Daniel Hays, of Hillsboro Town-! f‘pi'1 pm"!
ship, was stolen. Soon after, he .
1 got on trail of the thief * aim aulH 1
and
on
President Stokes Endorsed.
about it is. that when once
given a trial, Dr. King's Now
Discovery ever after holds a
place in the house. If you have
never used it and should be
afflicted with a cough, cold or
Throat, Lung or Chest
Fire!
Fire!
Attorneys & Counselors at law,'
UarliiiKD;ii f. II., .*>. a.
Will practice in all I lie Miate ni.tl
Federal Courts*
Prompt persona attention g vac 0
collection ol claims.
any
During the
name is unknown
has not been captured. Mr. their last meeting, with the re
Hayes, however, has since quest that they be published,
learned that the man who had W. Waties Rees, Recording
traded his horse for the mule Secretary
had succeeded in tracing his
horse to where the fugitive had S ‘Resolved 1, That the Alliance her sleep: “Oh Charlie you’ve
dressed and feeble-look ing gray- f and'recoveBmr'li isYi'i* F I 10 - 1 " 81 -' s . hould . teach a » its members shaved off your mustache'
haired woman entered the gate, ] lpft it \ () hiH tPinY
recent lire in our town ourstor
being burnt. We moved our entire stock of
street, and g.»t some of them d imaged, whic . w:
the next 30 (lavs at
came vary near
f ods out in the
sell lor
wil
Tb.-
on Ci
inn i
attrtjtion of tin f imo rsnl L>ai!it £>
un»y i*-mlloil to ti.e hict il.ni ti.i»
ITepHretl lo ioun.* ol In
S80u 10
le »t i iioresi.
fo» five ims, itl a 1 w
Sep. 2, ’80
JK .
IV L A B,jAN
I.V.
HmiiV T. 1 II0*11-.-
[Youth's Ccmptinion.)
The keeper of a cemetery in one
of the •Eastern States says that
he was at work in the cemetery
not long ago, when a poorly
Mrs. Oldfidget is much wor.
ried about her daughter, The
other night she kissed her, and
the young lady murmured in
Very Ixovr Prices.
to
setting
asked
and said that she wanted
make arrangements for
up a small tombstone.
“ Where Ms the grave?”
the sexton.
“I can’t tell you just where it
is,” answered the woman, “but
I can go to it.”
*tinue the pursuit.
The Clerpson College.
| An«lers<)n People's Advocate. ]
We understand from
College
sir; this is it,’
the
Clcmson College authorities
that a large number of boys are sa ''l Die woman, dropping upon
already.applying for admission her knees upon the grave, with
Into the college next fall if it is streaming eyes,
opened at that time, and from "It s the grave of my little
present indications it is thought bo )'* s * r: Die only child I ever
the number of applicants will,jH a< l- 1 buried him here nine
before the opening, largely ey.; teen years ago. He was only
eeed the capacity of the college. fom ’ months and three days old.
It is presumed from the ages as l’. 11 * l ,e was ;l little fellow,
well as other circumstancessur- s *. r - an . ( l almost killed me
rounding the applicants that gtYehimup. ’
manv will come with only such
preparation as is afforded by; Twmkle. Twmkie, Late Star
the common schools of the, Miss hmersonia Osgoodson
country. How tire authorities w . now f avor ^ ie company
of the college will meet and v ' ,th a recitation,” announced
overconi * this difficulty does not , e t eur he r to the friends who
apt) Mir. But it will be a serious 1 la( * assembled in the school
dim ulty to them and we have r l 0o,n th ^* r# > ru,ar F,i '
no doubt some arrangements day afternoon exercises,
will b* made temporarily at little Miss Emersonia stood
least to provide a wav by which an< * recited as follows :
* * — ' Coraaeate. coruscate, riiuiftiutive Ktel-
lar orb !
How inexplicable to me seems thestu
had that all charges against brother Binghamton Republican,
victim to con : members for failure to live and
act up to Alliance principles and Bm-klen’s Arnica Salve.
, methods must be preferred The Best Salve in the world
The Labor Question. through Alliance channels to be for Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
entertained by the Alliance. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tet-
[ Marion Star ] j Resolved 2, That we commend ter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
The labor question is l>e*om- ‘ n tbe highest terms the well ( Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
ing a rather serious matter timed and well-tempered reply and positively cures Piles, or no
She Ted* Hie wav to a remote i ;l . nior »K the farmers in some sec- “four State President, Brother pay required. It is guaranteed
corner, where there were few i t ! on I 8 of ,ins P^nty owing to btokes, to BroUer Kent's gross to give perfect satisfaction, or
graves and there close to a th e large number of colored peo- charges, and pledge him, as our money refunded. Price 25 cts
pine-tree and almost hidden tin- pie that have recently been in- chosen leader, earnest, active, per box. For sale at Willeox , Respectfully,
der its low-growing branches 'I ced to leave this County for ailtl determined support against * Co’s drug store,
was a little sunken, neglected th*? turpentine farms of Georgia., ^1 assailants while he shows
! It is estimated that the number himself, as at present he appears
that have been carried from able, zealous, and faithful to
here within the past month will the Order,
reach into the neighborhood of ——
one thousand—many of whom
are from localities where labor
HCSr* Call and see the Bargains that
we
are offering.
Clothing and Hats at cost.
DARGAN & THOMPSON.
Attorneys at Law,
Office, Hewitt building (up
stairs) north side of the Public
Square.
Darlington ,S. C
W- F. DARGAN,
Attorney at Law,
Darlington, - - - £>, p.
Office over Blackwell Bros, stoie
Match 28, ’SO 1,.
VI>
T. il.
Attorney i t I aw.
darlixgtojY, s. h., s. r-
grave.
“This is it,
-Yallerby—
we begins
is comparatively scarce and
/ commands good prices. If this
matter goes on much longer at
this rate it is not improbable
that the land holdeis will be
to j 8 oaded into following the exam
ple of those in some localities in
central North Carolina who
have adopted the summary
method of giving the agents,
who venture into their territory
for the purpose of securing
hands, so many minutes in
which to leave the State and a
slight reminder of what will
happen if they are caught there
a second time.
A careful Host.-
“Gen’lemen, befo’
dis game I—ah—would suggest!
. dat it would conduce to de gen’-
A Columbia Lawyer Who Won and Lost' V' 1 en W ment R we—ah—would
Fortunes at Cards. deposit our razzers in de armory
down stairs.”—JWf/r.
JOIE & SAWDERS.
An old gambler, in a talk with
a New York reporter about the
big amounts of money he had
seen won and lost at cards in
Washington and New York,
Worse than the Fifteen Puzzle.
In the lights of the nineteenth 1
century it sounds queerly to read
mentioned a Columbia lawyer,! lUpUrTwf ^ V'f .'ITT'- 11
who must have been something the fifth cpnturvS 1 " 6 t0 ’ t lat ! n
of a plunger. He said: u Y C ° U y Ser( ! n " s - a cp le-
"1 saw at this game in 1805. ^ r : lte,1 i, d , 0 Y 0r ’ lnvpn ted a mystic
:1I»A
'UHOLESAIaE -
MEItCMANT
Will practice in Circuit Com ts ami
Supreine Court ot Sooth Caiohna.
Prompt allention given to all lnt»j
siness, and special attention givi 11
11:0 leclions.
a w. bovd.
0(0 ». BROWS
BOYD & BROWN-
ittorneys ant] Counselors at Law
Office in brick building south of
the Bank of Darlington.
HA!: LING TO A C. 11, & ('.
PKOMl’T I’EKSONaL ATTENTION
10
1^ > 1 T > MIC \\T 1
: form of letters called Abracada- ' Vv llllvc
111
stock ami
One
to am v j
car loai
111
of
the hundreds of boys in the State
who have no other opportunity!
for learning than is afforded In
our poorly equipped common
schools may receive the benefit
of a college at Clemson. It
would be expecting too much of
the Trustees of the college to
•require them to conduct a col-1
lege and at the same time to
train and prepare the boys to
enter college They can’t do
this unless unlimited means
were at their disposal. This
college is to he a scientific in
stitution of high grade. To
maintainit as such the boys
catering it will be compelled to
pendotis problem of thy existence:
Elevated to such an immeasurable I 1 . , .
distance in the illimitable depths 1 8 , av ® been trying tobacco
of space apparently in a per pen 0,1 th'dr lands, and rejrortfavor-
dieulur direetio 1 from the terra ablv. Some assert that it is
p roach able cfYul^’iicc u crystal-| ( • A. (V or, piailt-
uad carbon gem of unsurpassing i e< ‘ five and one-half acres last
at tiie time such a sufferer from
rheumatism that his colored
valet, who accompanied him,
was compelled to place his bets
for him. His thousand dollars
was paralleled on the aee and
Some of the Marion county far- f0 a r . t . i, T t ! R ’ an . d . a , 1 Vje ^ end
been
Better than Co*t»n.
[Floiene;* Times.]
century one physician claims to
have cured 2(K) eases of ague bv
hanging the words about the
nocks of patients; while another
claimed to cure toothache by its
use, though the patient were ten
miles off. In contrast to this.
a few
Bacon
Corn.
Flour.
Molassses.
day
's.
placed them I t S 1 , ,> ° k at the raost wo »derfui
/a c The r"' e, - V medical research
diiei. I lie boo nl;ir**»H m tbo 1......r
B*
the hands of suf
fering humanity. Dr. West-
bti.iaiK-y aud impfiintrahilitv
glittaring in the ethereal vault
whose boundless hum -usity we
endeavor to bring within the com
pass of the human inteileetual
grasp by the use of the cone ete
term firmament!
When tin- dear little Boston
girl had finished reciting these
touching lines in her rapt, soul
year, and after deducting all
expenses for cultivation, etc.,
realized over seven hundred
dollars net profit on the crop.
He h is budt barns for curing it
and hns declared his intention
of planting R more extensively
this year. He further says that
of the deal his valet folded the
five £T,(XH) hills and
in his master's wallet. 1 ne 1 has placed in
yftung Attorney General then'- *
retired to his room at the Gilsey rvr .
house and gambled no more oil 1 / Call8a Y a Toni ° i 8
bis Fasten, trip. ThTL™ | CYEl,?T a . formula la "ded
lawyer won Sll.(HM) in a sin,.to V1 Ilh -'• su ' u ' ,ls - lt . ,endH
vi gor to the generally debilitat
ed. restores impaired digestion.
LINE
trip.
er won !?11,(kmi in a single
night at Columbia, S. C., with
Grady, and after a halcyon and
In fact everything in the
“HEAVY GROCERY’’
We handle in large quantities.
We invite a comparison of prices
in
vociferous banquet lost' all T.i's SUre CUre f, ) r ffV 8 P®p8ia, and
winnings the
same bank.”
• , , . *.tones up
same night at the v when the
Wholesale Department
market.
with
any
have better facilities for prepur- fnl, Bostonian way and sutdown ^'! la .!..-^i an /. d ted
ing themselves for college than there wasn't a dry spectacle iu
any they now have. 1 the school room.
a failing appetite,
system is 1 un down or
over-wrought, by all meins try'
ir , .. Tr ,, Calisaya Tonic. Then, too, it is
H Ho P^;— H ®— ’May I an unfailingrenndy in nnlarial
with same fertilizers fu »l'®-.' She—“Yes, if you will districts, being a s ire anti peri-
attention, he realized promise never to refer to theodic. For sale bv Dr a
less than *200. - . matter again.”-Lt/e. |Boyd. c 1 y 1 r. joim A,
in cotton
and same
liespectfully7
J. Frank Early.
Fth. 3.
ALL DUSIN18S.
•7-ly.
C. P. DA'kGM,
Attorney at Law
and Trial Justice.
Practices in the United S'uh b Court n\ M
in the ^lli iiiid »>lh circits Prompt al'eii
ion lo h| bu«tn**R<< onlnMed i n hin*.
Office, Ward’s Lane, next to
barber shop.
P. Bishop Parrott,
Stenographer and Typewriter,
artIfflt-e with Netties 4 Nettles, jil
LEGAL AND OTHER COPYING
SOLICITED.
Testimony reported in short-hand
and type-written transcript of same
furnished at reasonable rates.
(Jood'Hpelling, Correct Punctuation
and Neat Work (Guaranteed.
Jan. 8-Jjr.
JOHN 0. FIOTD.
COLLECTION AGENT,
ofTerd his services to the business men
of Darlington. Prompt personal at
tention given to the collection of rent*
and merchandise accounts. Can I*
found at the law office of W. K. Dar-
***>».gsg-i over Blackwell Bros’, store.
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