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ffhl* ri'irlinnfnn 1 The County AlliancoBtorcs of land deliberate conelusion that' to make up the deficit in * » ~ Spartanburg County are de€ ^ j if all the counties in the State Florence County. HENRY T. THOMPSON, - - The bulletin referred to shows Editor indebt T , . ho . < l uestion "r had suffered half as much 4is Editor, arisen as to who is Responsible I ... . . *"VuTTPanAv iiirw"iTTani i for these debts. Some of the Darlington in this respect, the further that there are no less miitaiiAi:, i HiP. , i»m. Alliance men think that the recent bill compelling the au- than ei>;ht counties in the State wa Am /<Al»l)IVI>AThl'Y r I , i< bounty agent is alone respon-1 thorities to pursue such a course whose area is less than ti25 10 1)1 K llmKriM UllllLlllA. Bible, but the various creditors wou ] ( j m ost indubitably have square miles, though Charleston - thr0U « h<rilt the CO - Untry C aim been made a law, a re- and Florence are the only two GUANO! GUANO! Moorhead, Cox & Co. Having purchased the stock and business of The corresnondents of T nr t * mt the County Alliance as a i u e n mane a law, a re-uuCwrOrPl*!’ i ne corr s n icms i . m. who ] e j 8 responsible, in as much suit which may yet take plate that have been formed since the tUmember we sell nothing but the higliMt grade* of Fertllixew. Our Meal U J[ ^FI J .A RUNG TON I Ell« through ul as t j le aK e n t acted as the when endurance reaches that adoption of the Constitutional made from round seed; and it is bright and of the highest (trade. Our the County r equested to be the ag e n t acted as the when endurance reaches that adoption of the Constitutional are particular y Authorized agent ef the ! po j nt w j iere j t cease8 to be a provision on the subject., bear in mind that Alliance and that body recog 1 . , we greatly desire to have from nized his acts in its county meet- them as often as possible, (ihe ^h° u ld the case be enr- , , ned to the courts another i»o- ofterter the better), the local cu i iar c i rcums t a nce will arise. events of their respective sec- Xo Alliance man or any one in tions. We want the news sympathy with, the Alliance can every week, if it is only a line, serve on the jury. I virtue. TAXING STOCK FOOD. Mr*. Een-Hur's” New Book, brilliantly told story A brilliantly told story c f The law requires that fertili- travels iu the lands where “Bei - zers and commercial manures, Hur” lived,_by the wife of the “sold or offered for sale, dr de- made from found seed ; Special Brands, “Darlington Ammonlated” ami “Pee Dee Aimuoniated. are the best goods on the market for the price. We sell no acid that is not up to the standard, and that is not guaranteed 13 per cent., and by anal, sis of the Alabama State Chemist this season runs even told. Will continue to conduct it at .he old stand at the southeast corner ol the Public Square, Darlington, S. C. Editorial A ides. A "JIM-GROW CAR." The bill introduced at the last Senator Squire, of Washing ton, has an income of $10,000 a month. The people of Barnwell are working hard to establish a high grade college in that town. Four murder cases are to be tried at the Chesterfield Court, which convened on Tuesday. „„ , , - i as a general rule, the inconvc Three vessels were sunk in the |. _ ... .. . , author of “Ben-Hur’’ is entitled “The Repose in Egypt: An livered after sale” in this State Orient Medley.” Mrs. Wallace shall pay a specified tax, and writes with a peculiar charm must bear ui>on them certain There is a happy abandon and evidences that that tax has been wifisome cheerfulness manifest, ,. , .. . that gives the narrative a ohar- Actmg under tins law, actor 0 f jp s own _ r fhe volume Our Kainit is Imported German Kainit. The Stock of SHOES and HATS, for the purpose of dispo, ing of it im i ediatel , will he sold out ai cost, and, in soirt instances, even below cost. session of the General Assembly | I )a 'd- to compel the railroad compan- State authorities seized cer- is a handsome one, finely illus- It is to the interest of every one to ho careful, as there are some who arc buy ing a low grade of goods at low prices while thinking that they are getting standard goods for their money. Nowis tk Tims for BARK «■* » f '■« «•* <• r-'-'f t ! accommodotion. for the ■ pviJ othor puhliOo •»», of thi« h.mso a deserved , . generally, the price is nominal fate, our law makers evidently and the same colir8 ° has l,een —only 50 cents, plus i2 cents if pursued .elsewhere in the State, by mail. Uescriptiv’e Cata- arate two races met with M€€vL&mm* We now have a delivery wagon, and w II deliver goods, fm fully appreciating the fact that, 1 . . , , The interesting question that logue, 132 pages, of popular and n notiirnllv arison is how tho standard hooks, may be had Gulf of Mexico during the latter I ience attending the present plan ptI ' jt j ‘ c to know j free by addressing the publish- part of December and sixteen was not sufficient to justify 1 . l . . . er > John B. Alden, 393 1 carl lives were lost. them in demanding of the rail- ,n8tance whetherthe cotton seed S t., New York. Ninety thousand cows, it is road authorities that they un-! ,ueal 18 to be used as a> fertih- ralculated, have to he milked | dergo the great additional trou- zer or simply as food for stock. of charge, to our custom rs who reside within the town limit, Prssident and Treasurer, twice a day to supply the people ble and ex p e n8e which the pro of London alone. , , 11 • i | posed change would involve. Senator W ode Hampton has Ka ,. *, aK a g enera i rule,” for been invited to deliver the ora- t there is one exception of so very Knew His Father.—Tommy— “Did you do much fighting dur- tifin at the approaching centen nial celebration in Columbia For Sale, in which latter case, it would Jug the war, pa?” Fa—“1 did not, of course, be subject to the any share of it, Tommy.” Tom- tax. It seems that the mill men ,n ^77, Did you make the enemy , i n i- ; run? ra—“You re right, 1 naturally regard all of their ( , id( Tommy .- T ommy-“Did glaring a nature that we cannot- meal a8 stoi ' k foo<1 > and are they ketch you, Boston Tho Demnrrnts h flV e nrrain longer refrain from calling at .! thus enabled to “dodge” the Courier. Ihe Democrats have again . . payment of the duty, which bv been outwitted. They have al- tent ion to it. • - , •, t ~ r lowed the Republicans to steal All regular passenger trains ll,e wa . v > 11 P ai d> comes out ot: the State of Connecticut. are composed of at least two t; 16 farmer >n the end. But the The Pennsylvania Legislature coaches, first and second class, authorities have de- litis &dopt©ci cl resoiiition As it is considcrctijly choftpcr to 1 tlidt, unless it c*in l)e on tho Pnited States ^'-uitore travt(1 in the latter than in the | showu that tl,e meal is to be from that State to support the ^ , ,,^*0 nR rnil o t i.,, force bill. ! former, the few colored people! u ‘ ca sto< k ; IO< i ) . t i 1 ; 11 mu8 ^ ,e An accident occurred on the who i fre q ucnt th , e , 3 Cs road, near Lancaster, on coaches are so orderly January 2'i, in which two men b -haved that itis quite a rareoc- were injured and several cars curronce for the travelling pub- As in the past, a specialty will he made of Fresh Family' Groceries, at the LOWEST Market Prices, another of Molasses just arrived A car ond of fine Hour J 11 8-3 m. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ’ COUNTY OK DARl.IXQTOX. lly T. II. '’ii'iin, /?<<,•., Pcti ate Jittli/r-. Whereas, Frank L{. Iliiodei linth A pair o? wagon mules. Ap PAUL WH1PP Feh. '-It Kiverdale. ily to -ft. S. O. made suit to me, !t> grant unto him Letters of AdminUtrntton of the Estate of and elTeets of J. M. Rhodes. These are therefore t, eitenml ad- alar the kindre I Being desirous of erecting a hand some brick store on our lot west of tiie broke ten up. By the apportionment bill re cently passed by Congress, South Carolina will retain her present representation for the next ten yeuirs. lie to experience any inconven ience therefrom. It is also the ease that, ordinarily speaking, there can be no objection to a c xnmingling of the races in the POT uthG, monish all and shigu' and Creditors of ' the said J. M. Rhodes, deceased, that they be and ap- hefore me, in the Court of Pro be held at Darlington <\ 11., ebruary !lth, next, after nubliea- tion hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore noon, to shew cause, if anv thev have Books of Subscription Open. I T ( l7i 1 ! h ^,;:;t; 1 ( i A<lmini ' Jtraii ' u ' -not (bo .. l.olo lo Tf is hereby given that the : Hiven under my liand, this ?«thday oot or I no vs noic irou^ie. II books of subscription to the capital .of Jan., Anno Domini, 1891. ( HAS. C. WILSON. H. H. HUGGINS. WILSON & HUGGINS, .A-IROHITEOTS, Plans, Working Drawings, Details, Hpeeifications, Estimates and Bills of Material. Terms reasonable. Correspondence solicited. 19J 3kd. Avk., S. \V., Roaxokk, Va., Jan. 15 tf. EARLY SPRING FLOODS! tho first class treate ^ as a fertilizer, and, as poHtoflfice, we 6ff^*r for sale the wood- pear, be irdorlv -Kol woll such, must bo taxed. In this e*> huilding on it now oee».pied by »‘te, to iruerly aid well ’ Hayneswor h & Boyds furniture on leon n^Tv o A -pf of making pun luises X -sV-J. li is Ilot j n imvingtlie they are simply endeavoring to carry out the terms of the stat ute, which is, after all, at the xyi store. Boydi WELLING & BONNOITT. tlie lowest priced goods, for they an generally the dearest ; the Cheapest are always those you buy which are the best for tho money. if you wish a our line, such as firstclass article in Suds, ie effort should bo made, how- stock of the PaHiugton Planing J , .. ,. and Construction Company will ,'er, to remedy tho difficulty pened at the office of the Comps tho ev bv amending Mil! he that statute. The city council of Richmond sin S le linger cab of an ac- Jias passed a resolution forbid- commodation or freight train, ding the employment of any hut since for obvious reasons, ladies Democratic workman on the n ,;ver make use of them ini work on the city hall. ^ , ,,. i ,1 • i trarelling, and their onlv oc-) Senator Ingalls has declined ^ t8 are a few men ' w i 10 the offer to take editorial charge . , of the Detroit Tribune, but will ,na y be kding a short distance •accept an offer of $15,000 for thir from one station to another, ty lectures to be delivered with- 1 But, with the freight train m a year. whichjcomes up from Florence A terrific and fatal explosion in the morning and returns in occurred in a mine at Mount the afternoon it is far different. Tueaday of last week. () I1( . From tne fa.-t that it gives us hundred and twenty-six miners jour only connection with the were killed. North, both in going there and A resolution adopted by the in returning, and from the fur- Legislature of Indiana, looking ther fact that it is the only day peni'U at tlie omw or the Company in Darlington bn Thursday, Feb. 13, 1891. A. W. WELLING, nice qustion will ensue concern- i-vl>. 5-lt Secretary and Treasurer. ing which we may expect to * .... „ . hear a good deal in the future. AlllSnCo Ifl66ill]§. Jan. 2!). ’ill—21 T. H. SP Judge of P AIN. oliate Dimer yi ^ Uw I STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUXTY OF DARl.I.NOTON. lly T. II. Spain, ilsrj.. Probate Jm!ye It being impossible for the manufacturer to tell whether lianeu Company in the Court J louse the meal which he sells is to be used as a stock food or as a Thera will be a meeting of the stock-. ohlersofthe Darlington Farmers Al ; suit to me, to grant unto him Letters Whereas. Murrv Davis luitli made :rs of JL A ■w ^ Tp . U w Cl r- -s | yirr .* W A 1 * 1 at eleven o'clock Friday, Feh nary 13, forthe purpose of organization ami electing a hoard of directors. There will also be a mass meeting of all Al- ftrtlhzer, the law should either Ranee members at the same time. be made general so as* to tax LUCAS McINTOSH, President that article for whatever pur- — W. .1. ROGERS. Secretary. poses it may be sold, or else toj Application for Charter. exempt it from the list of feet:- Notice is hereby given that we the lizers subject to the tax. If the umleisdgned will apply to the Honor able Secretary of State fora charter, of Administration of the Estate and elTeets of Richard Weston. These are therefore to cite and ad monish ail end singular the kindred and creditors of the said Richard Wes ton, deceased, that they he and appear before me, in the Court'of Probate, to he held at Darlington (’. H., on Febru ary Uth. next, after publication here of," at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not he granted. Given under my hand, this 28th day ..will cr Clocks, ■! Please give us a trial, and if we don’t give you more for your money than you can get elsewhere, Charleston not excepted, we will forfeit the price of the purchased article. Hhvo Received Fresh Invoices of Sjtvmcj gtvij (Goods: Call aud see the iletuest .squint; §t tiles. SUiMHE £ . ; xix l £1.1 J X»l LX^ IX M <1 l-l lit I I t I , XJ1VXH ll.ixn I fix iini. i. ii former course is pursued, the incorporating the “Darlibg on Far- of Jan., Anno Domini, ls:»l mers Alliance Company”; said com . .. , . pany will do a general manufaetnr ng, on the food he gives to his cow, merchandise, warehouse and'cSlhmis- farpier will have to pay a duty United train on the Cheraw and Dar- while the latter alternative will result in such an enormous re duction of the revenues of the Clwtison College and its Board slon business at Darlington Court House, S. C. The capital stock shall he $4,000, pivided into 800 shares at $.) each. Books of subscription will he open on and after February 13 at this office of the (Berk of {he Court of Dar- Jan. 29, 1891—2t T. H. SPAIN, Judge of Probate. iY towards having the States Senators elected directlv .. , , . . . by the people, has been present- hngton road strictly speaking, . ed to tho United States Senate' it has very naturally become the /«,hh.h ; n - ling ton County and at the Alliance for consideration. most important train which the ., a ' ‘ . 1 Warehouse, Darling-ton, 8 C. . * , •. tiie State Board of Agriculture), K. M. WILLIAMSON, A train bearing the Seventh people qf the Pee Dee section ... c • „ , LUCAS Me 1NTOSH, Cavalry from the scenes of the have. The evidences of the cor- 0S W1 " 8en0UR,y Cripp,e that p eb. 5-4t. 8. B. GANDY reuent Indian war, where the rectness of this statement are wrecked at Florence, Kansas, Particularly noticeable between on January 2H. Two of the Darlington and Florence, where soldiers were killed and eleven the passenger coach attached to wounded. the train always reasonably institution in its very infancy. Seven prisoners escaped from well filled is, at times,socrowd A REMEDY FOR THE EVIL. As we have had occasion to remark before, the citizens of Darlington are a patient and j . .- , ilong suffering people. Where, the Lexington jail last week by ed that some of the passengers ; e ] 8e on t ].: s continent boring fthole in the wall. Four . . el80 011 Ullh 8 rcat continent of them were charged with mur- bave to stand up. One or more would there be tolerated in si- der. It is thought that thepris- ladies are always to be found Ienco such a stato of things as, ' *ed in their escape aboard, circumstances compell- has been witnessed in our post- side. Several of ing them to make use of • a j offlce durinK the pas means of travel rarely re- 1 The verv businegsf Important Notice. F.xccntors, Administrators, Guar dian* and Trustees, are hereby not - ‘led that their annual returns are now due at the Judge of -Probate's office. All parties not making aid rtf urns before the close of February will he liable to cost* aud a heavy penalty under the law. T. H. SPAIN, Judge of Probate. January 20th, 1891. 3t STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. county ok dahlIxotox. By T. It. Spuiii, I '/-, Probate JUdye. Whereas, Eli Brown hath made suit to me to grant him ia-tters of Admin istration of tiie Estate of and effects of Robert Blown, deceased. These are. tliorcf re, to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Robert Brown, deceased, that they he and ap pear before me in the Court of Pro bate to be held at Darlington 0 H on the Uth day of February next, after publication hereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if they have any, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, (his 2(ith day of January, Anui Domini, 1891. T H.SPAIN, Judge of Probate. Jan. 2!)-2t "jii'XW Has purchased the very desirable place of business on Pearle Street known as Tiie Welsh Store, and Iris stocked it with a choice line of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 1ST The pitronage of the public is respectfully solicited. 139 'Nothing but first-class articles sold, and perfec' satisfaction guaran teed. IW Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. Jan. 8-tf. EDWARDS, HORMEHT & CC. Buy your Mattresses direct from the Factory. Charleston Mattress Manufacturing Co., MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE MOSS AXL WOOL MAI TRESSES, j Ollieo and Salesroom, 552 and 554 King Streel, Charleston, S. C Reduce Price List for Fall Trade, 1890—Mattresses—Assorted Striped Ticking oners were aide by parties outsi tnem. have been recaptured Hon. William Windom, Sec retary of the Treasury, died suddenly on last Thursday in New York in the sixty-third year of his age. He had just STATE OF SOUTH CAROLILA, , , . . C0U5TY OK DARUXGTOS. office during the past few days ? Ry T „ npain Esq Probate Ju(lge Interests of Whereas, M irgarct Pauline Fountain the floor dead. A movement is on foot to have ported to by tffeir sex, but nine- the town have been seriously hath made suit to me, to grant unto tfdhtlm thp f 1 iYup iifYfYiYt • • * -i -i • * » her J^etters of Admin inf FtitToii of the tnu car-ioau aie negio imperiled, and yet no action has Estate of and effects of James c. men and women, whose bolster- lHientakenlook; t anv F,mntajn mis -i nil im«oAinlx* oomlncf ... , . " I hese are therefore to cite and ad .. anil un.temli conduct, i„,f f roin the trying situation, monish all and singular the kindred | the i-uid James < that they be and ap in the Court of Pro- tbo partisans In Washington on^thealth ,l d-i < v ,i of l Fi r | i | l "neTt tobacco smoko and resounding would not believe the story of publication hereof, at UoVlock in the wHh t!. c oaths and curses of the our wrongs eV , u if we took the it^Admini^ r vi. lUrs, renders the car a dis- trouble to toll them of them, hhi mid not he granted, agreeable abiding place for a while that inav he true, one jun'! AlDVl^r"’ 1 ’ <hi ’‘ mh ,,ay concluded a speech at the board coupled with the other discom- The crener-xl rminion aoemK tn lu> ana creditors of of trade dinner when he fell to , , ' f .... I he general opinion seems to he Fountain, dee’d., t the floor dead. i' 1 ' 0 , u air f' la I dac f’ tae that nothing can be done; that pear, before me, i !. I iacliaiD, No. 1 cotton Mattress. 40 lbs., $5; wool mattresses (pricesquoted if desired.: I No 1 moss mattress, No. t hair mattress $10 No 2 straw and cotton, $2.50; No 2 excelsior and cotton, $3; No 2 husk iiud j x'otton, $3.50; No 2 cotton mattn-ss, 40 lbs , $7; wool mattress (prices quoted i! ; desired;) No 2 moss mattresses, $8; No 2 hair mattresses $15. No 8 straw and cotton, $2.75; No8 excelsior and cotton $3.50, No 3 husk and cotton, $4; No. 3 cotton mattress. 40 lbs., $8; wool mattresses (prieesque ted if desired,) No. 8 moss mattresses $7, No. 3 hair mattress $20. Bed spreads $1.60. Comforts 75 cents to $4.50. Blankets 90 cents to $V Feathers in Lest ticking at 75 cents per pound. Plain or fancy strip made up. Lounges; Raw silk, $4; carpet $5; moquett plush, $8.50. Send cash by express, postal note or money order to T. H. McOALIi, Gen’l. Supt. -AT- atmosphero reeking with vile if a grand reunion of Hampton’s ' old brigade at Augusta on April i 2'i, Georgia's memorial day. Hampton has promised to by present, and the Georgians are j white man, a perfect gehennu tliin-is certain and t h it enthusiastic about the reunion tiling is certain, ana tuat is, for they still love the old hero. ^ t>r a re UKH an ' sensitive wo- |j )e “p 0wers were in- One of the most flourishing of ni f. n ' ■ , , , formed of our lamentable con- the associations of women in < ur experience has been that, Jition by certain of our citizens St. Louis, and one of the young- a8 a rule the authorities of the who ard of ua( i oub t e d est as well, is the Society of the Atlant.c Coast Line have been j in the busine88 worId; an j spector would be sent doxvn Th of such an official would Ja . : ’91—2t T. II. SPAIN, Judge of Probate. Since Hie recent disastrous tiro from which lie suffered so sex'erclv Daughters of the Confederacy. The Society has been formed to assist in the building of a home for Ex-Confederate •soldiers, a project that was put on foot some time ago by the Missouii Historical Society. standing in-! to 1 has purchased the stock of Dr. XV. J. dredths (227 21-100) acres, more nr less, . . Garner, and lias leased tiie latter's | the County of D Islington known visit desirable business stand on the West as tiie “South Carolina Agricultural side of the Public Square fora term Earm and Station" in Darlington of ydars. Here his friends and patrons County, consisting of about 175 acre lll- <>f y* 1 will 1 find him in the futu c provide 1 as heretofore with a large and select asso, tment of Jl. ■ I Dr. John A, Bovd prompt to investigate every evil complained of by the travelling j i , ■ , ... , • , ., h \ look into the matter, public and ready to provde a remedy therefor. Thev would i i j v ,, , , ■ , ,, » i dubrtably lead to the removal open their eves if they could T . • os • . . , tx C , * A, of the present inefficient post- ride from Darlington to Florence 1 A., ,. . . , At a dinnergiven in New York some Saturday when the darkies ' ‘ h /j. tl ° t ' 1 ’ urso ’ U8 ^ oss on Saturday by the Manhatten tb t • f ,, , |n 111 ._l toex f )ect tbat a f )einocra t he Club, ex-President Cleveland 1 ‘ placed in charge of the and Gov. David B. Hill met for and are m »ktog their surround- but t , j Ilt e res ts of the the.fii-st time in two years. >»Ks hideous with their coarsV The meeting was cordial and jests and ribald laughter. Tiie the coldness heretofore existing "people* of Darlington always V ---^ - between them seems to he bro- wo , 1(b , r f u( *,. ' atient ; the appointment of aRepu blican typA oonGpuance of the liiara ken. Tho whole affair was pro- . ~ 1 who is capable of discharging patronage which has been accorded viously arranged and much po- s utiering, at last feel that they dlI jj pg T M , s jt; on Fiiminthepastisrcspectfuilysollcit- litical significance is attached to must sjieak in mild protest the meeting. against a crying evil which For several .weeks the people has afflicted them for twenty, of Columbia have been much five years. Their demand exercised over the mysterious no * nnroTKonuhlo Thov mi.n.r , . . . disappearance of a white woman . , , ' . . ^ n Interior shows that the area of named Alice McLeod. On ask, without lay-; Darlington County is 073 square f STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Exkcutivk Dki-VRTMKX'T. Office of Secretary of State. ) Department of Public Lm s. ) Columbia, 8. C., January 23rd, 18‘/t. Pursuant to rciiuircments of an Act approved December 84th, 1890, 1 will sell at Public tSnlc on the second day of March, 18'Jl, all the right, title anil interests of the State of South Caro lina (the same being a f.e simple title) o , in, aiyl to tiie following property, to xvit : That certain farm and tract of land, containing two hundred and twenty seven and twentv-one-hun F.cCullough, Blackwell & Go’s., BlacksmitMng. Hors-3 Shoeing a Specialty. NOTICK TO INJURElt$ v Get The Best Insurance For The Least Monet! THE LIVERPOOL A LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE CO., oi Liverpcol hnglana, 18 the I Fire Coiii)>any in the world. Thanking my former customers for THE A5TN A, of Hartford, Connecticut, is tiie largest of all tiie A meric i ire Comiianies. . 'HI- their patronage in the past continuance of- tiie tu re. T 1 i Jan. 15-1 vr. I solicit a the fu companies. THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA, of Philadelphia. W the second largest of all American Fire Comhunies. (j. MEACHAI T aL. IIIK HO.ML INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York city, is the third larg' est of all American Fire Companies. all tllr| offiue, govern ment and of tiie business men of the community alike demand -DRUGS, MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY ARTICLES, AC.. &C.- ej. Jan. 15-tf. THE AREA OF FLORENCE COUNTY. A census bulletin issued re ticently by the Department of the They might x nto ■very readily ask, without Wednesday of last week her , ing themsehys liable to a charge j ln j]es, while that of Florence body was found in the Congaree of being hard to please, that the County is but 578. It will tints Rive, a few miles below the schedule be i id proved a little, or b> seen that t'le-'Rnhv Pmintv-’ eitv. stocks bad been tied to .1 .1, m seen that tHe Baby County the i»ody to make it sink. The * bat tbe ^ be P rov ‘ ded WJ f b a car jacks even yet 47 Square miles of physician's examination showed a Ihtle less tilthy and disagree- b M > MAMINE, ©ealer in Wine, Ale, Beer, ot arable land and about 52 Veres of wood land, upon which is one dwel ling house with eight rooms, two dressing rooms and a pantry4 a barn, 88 by 72 feet, 24 sto ies, with forage and eotton room, and a nine foot brick basement containing a silo of thirty ton capacity—in silo is stored 11.000 pounds of good ensilage which will be ineluded in tho sale of tho land. I xvill also sc II at public sale all the personal property thereon and appertaining to the said station, among which are: a corn mill, cotton gin and press, thresher, c eaning and fanning machine, a six hors© steam engine, wagons, and buggy, farming machines and implementsand weigh ing scales, three young mules, fer ill zers, cotton seed, tobacco, forage, COTI Ac. Terms of sale, for personal proper ty all cash; and for real estate one- liiird cash an the balance in two equal annual instalment* with 7 per nt inteiest annually on all moneys STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Couxty ok Daruxotox. Court of Common Pleas. W. R. Wingate, W. J. Wingate, Alice (iull.'y, Elizabeth Simmons, Belle Battle, Sarah Wingate and M. E. Brunson, Plaintiffs, against J. O. Walters, Louisa Prichard, Lydia Rogers, Mary Dickson, William T. Walters, Anna Walters, Robert Walters, Henry Walters and Ruth Wingate, Defendants. Copy Summons for Belief (Complaint not Serred.) THE HARTFORD, of Hartford, Connecticut, is the fourth largest of American Fire Companies. All of the above conipAnics, and several others, represented in the agency TEA E. USTOEnvCEETT, Darlirgton, S O. September 11, 1890. Liquors and Cigars. ! remaining unpaid from date of safe ie credit portion to be secured by vr r.' - . r> j o *’ 0 <4 and mortgage of the p re arses, VBry rlECS brands cf the buildings to be insured at expensf that the woman had been killed able, but their only petition is Constitution, and we suppose the next thin^ we b la area required by the 1 suppose the will hear of will The X»i oulox*® Aiwtys in f took A LARGE SUPPLY OF To the Defendants. J. O. Walters, Louisa Prichard. Lvdia Rogers, Murv Dickson, William T. Walters, Anna Walters, Robert Walters, Henry Wal- teas, and Ruth Wingate: Yon a e hereby summoned aud required to answer the complaint in this action, which is tiled in the officeof the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for the said Con ty, and to serve a copy of yonr un -wer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office at Darl.ngton C. H. within twenty days after the servi e hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if von fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, tiie plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Oourc for the.relief demanded in the com plaint. Dated January 17th, A. D. 1891. • NETTLES & NETTLES, Plaintiffs' Attorney's, i r'alt: R. L. DAROAN, 1 DEALER IN Books, Slalionery, Toys, Fancy Articles, &c„ Having recovered from his recent misforture by fire, has opened a large New j Stock in the building formerly occupied by Dr. J. A. Boyd on •tiie North side of the Public Square. Cchool Books at Hew York Prices. All tiie newest novels and novels anil magazines in stock. Tiie ehoisest I Lie of stationery that the Northern markets afford Darlington Real Estate and Insurance Bureau, H. M. SMITH, B. O. BRISTOW, Manager Real Estate Depa.tment. Manager Insusunee Department. and the body tlw*n ‘.brown into .that tho one now 111 use ie th.* rivor. Watiss Martin, eol- • , ... . . , ored, with whom the woman m ’ 1 Ie 1 lut0 t ’ A0 P ai ‘ so t,iat > a movement on the part of o '."RIST VAIilSKE Y lived, was arrestell for the mur- to *° me extent, at least, thetwo our neighbors across the line to Just received which is being der and baa since confessed his races may have separateaccom- lop off from Darlington its ex- so id 0 ff at a i ow price K lult - ‘ modatious. It is our mature i cess of 48 square miles iu order! s3-cm oct-30 ■pi To tiie deb ndant . .1 o Wait rs of purchaser and noiicies assigned to Lonisa Prieha d, Lydia Rogers Mary secure the debt. Tlu* sale will be at Dickson. William T. Walters,'Anna ; public auction, to xikc nlaec upon Walters, Robert Walters, Henry Wal- tlie premises to be sold ; the personal ters, and Roth Wingate- You xvill jiroperty will he first sold. Immediate please take notice that the summons Special attention paid to the buying and selling of real estate, collection of rents, fire, life, accident, plate glass insurance, Ac. The strictest attention will be paid to ail business entrusted to us. < modatious. Hereafter the realty will be sold. A minimum price nt which the bid ding must begin for the real estate will he announced at the sale. .TAME) E. TIN DAL, Secretary of State and ex-offlelo Agent of the Sinking Fund. and complaint In the above entitled net ion was filed in the office of th Clerk of the Court of W, B. McGIRT, D. D. S, . ,, , -or Common Pleas Offers his professional services to for Darlington County on the 17th the people of Darlington and viclnitv 2 v , e . r the * tore of Edwards, Nor Attention Mechanics! day of January, 1891. NETTLES A NETTLES, Jan. 22-tit. Plaintiffs’ Attorney*. I ment & Co. j Jan 19, ’90—1 y :: . 1 ■ All persons in need of babbitt met* can purchase it cheap at Thk P ** Uxgton Nkws office. 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