The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, March 26, 1891, Image 4
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JJarlington Jlfit’s.
HENRY T. THOMPSON. - - EdHor.
The intense excitement among
the Italians of this country,
caused by the recent Slow Or
leans lynching, has not abated.
_ A number of exagerated reports
, nn * Art § are going the rounds of the
Thnrsday, March 26, 1891. p^ss, among winch >8 the r. :
1 port that 14,000 Italians, rcsi-
J J " ; dent in this country, are making
. EDITORIAL NOTES. arrangements to march on New
Mr. A. A. Solomons, a prorni- Orleans and that tlu; Italian
neat merchant of SurnteV, died governn*nt has furnished them
F. J. Moses on Religl
. [From the Columbia Keoord
Here is a copy of a burlesque
programme that was circulate !
here during the term of that
Cotton Culture.
ffkmtbern Cult'
A Little Girl's Experience In A Light.
House.
A correspondent of the B'lh- a,lf l Mrs. Ixifea Tresseott
acj -Mvss+n7cr, of Bucha .an. are kecjs;rs of the Government
Ga.. talks with practical sense lighthouse at Sand Ih^ach.
Price Hist.
Michiaveihan spirit, Franklin J. about thf inconsistent habit of M:ch and are blessed with a
Moses, as Governor -Of South 'vasting the strength of the soil g§pugiiter, four years old. I^ast
in that town on Sunday.
The Methodist Church needs
1,00.) new preachers every year
to keep its pulpits supplied.
Two fires in New York one
day last week together destroyed
$2,200,000 worth of property.
with the necessary arms.
A frightful disaster occurred
in the Hay of Gibraltar, off tin-
coast of Spain, on Tuesday of
last week. The Briti.di steamer,
Utopia, bound for New ' ork
and having on board a large
number of Italian emigrants,
Carolina. The Governor was in raising tho stalk of cotton:
billed to lecture on “religion’ - “The seed and lint is what the
at Parker’s hall, now the Agri- plant is cultivated for; all agree
cultural department. Just bo- to this. Well, the lint is a nat-
fore he began to speak, copies ural appurtenance to the seed;
of this circular were
The exact figures making up collided with the British man-of
the amount appropriated by the war, Anson. The Utopia sank
recent Congress are $!)88,410,•! almost immediately and 578
12!). . persons wore drowned The
Lawrence Barrett, the famous ‘* m t!l f s ' u king of t!.
actor, died in New York on Fri ’ llp "‘ lH ,m,st heart-rending,
day in the fifty-third year of his
age. GENERAL JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON.
It is announced that General One by one the great Confedej-
John B. Gordon will be elected ate leaders, whom we have be
President of the Farmers’ A1
liance of Georgia.
Col. Robert G. Ingersoll, tb* 1 j nver” and the last to respond
great infidel, in an address in . .
- - — - *■'' the summons of death
tributed among the audience. It
is.suii[H)sea to be. the composi
tion of Representative Tim Hur-
l*v :
PARKER’S “HAUL.”
Thursday Evening, Feb.
LECTURE ON RELIGION,
BY
HON. F. J. MOSES, JR ,
Author of Mokcs' Notes, ' on
Virtue,’' c\.c., F.\ Speaker of the
Jlouse of Representittives, and
Now Through the Una«^c«>uiit-
uhle ile.icv of a Divine Frovi-
denee F'xereisin^ th*: Duties
of Uov^-rnor of South
Carolina.
come accustomed to love and
revere, pass “over the silent
New York on Sunday, admitted t0 tfl ° 8U,,,,nons
that he has hopes for a Heaven. Joseph E. Johnston, one of the
It is reported that Newfound greatest generals this country
land wishes to secede from the |bas ever produced. His death
Dominion of Canada and be ad-1 occurred at his homt
mitted into the United States as
a State.
IS
iii the City
of Washington on Sutur iay
night. He was in the eighty
third year of his ag *. The im
mediate cause of the old sol
dier's death was a cold which he
j contracted, while, as pall bear-
A train was wrecked near
Green Castle, Missouri, last
week and two persons wen-
killed and ten others more or
less wounded.
a tenement <)r ’ ' v ‘ ,s l ,a . v * n f< f* lt “ * ast lna, 'b
| of respect to General Sherman,
the man to whom he surrended
his conquered hut gallant rem
nant of an army at Durham,
North Carolina, twenty-six
years ago.
Gen. Johnston was a hero of
three wars having served in the
Florida, Mexican a 11 d Civil
Wars and Ik .bore upon his body
scars of wounds received in each
one of these conflicts. Having
served for a long time in the
United States Army, he was a
s o 1 d i.e r of the finest type
and his part in the recent war
between the States is indelibly
inscribed on the pages of our
history. Ho adopted as hi
method, when confronted by an
army much superior in numbers
to his own, the famous “Fabian
policy” and his retreat before
Sherman, from T e 11 n e s s e e
through Georgia, now that the
heat of battle has blown over, is
regarded by most of the war
Fire destroyed
house in -"New York City on
Wednesday of last week. Three
of the'inmates were burned to
death and two others were badly
injured.
A spark from a pipe which
was dropped in a factory at
Pottsville, Pennsylvania, on
Thursday, caused an explosion
which destroyed the factory and
killed two men.
In England no less than 152
noblememen own drinking sa
loons and the number of iploons
owned by these peers amount to
1.529. Rt. Rev. Richard Lewis,
Bishop of Llandoff, owns two
drinking saloons.
A banking house in Louisville
has failed for half a million
dollars. Fred Jannssen, one of
the firm, has mysteriously dis
appeared and it is feared that he
has committed suicide.
The cold has been so intense
in Montana that seven persons
were recently frozen on the
mountains and many other
have lost their arms and legr
from the cold.
Andv Moore, aged 18, and
Miss Allie Cox, aged 111, vverc'l cnt f c8 aw a great military
drowned at Kennedy, Alabama,
on Thursday. Moare could have
saved himself, but was drowned
while trying to rescue the young
lady.
One of the State Senators of
Nebraska is hiding away t<
keep from voting on a railroai
bill. His absence makes a dead
lock and it is believed that rail
road companies have bribed
him to hide. Detectives are
searching for him.
On Saturday, Harry Martin,
the step son of Senator Vance
while suffering from an attai k
of delirium tremens, jumped
through a window of the parlor
at the White House. He wa»
only half dressed. The affair
created quite a sensation.
achievement. P>y his skilful
management he caused Sherman
to lose more men during the
retreat than if he had actually
engaged in battle with him and,
at the same time, preserved the
already thinly filled ranks of his
own army. The displacement of
Gen. Johnston before Atlanta
with Gen. Hood is now number
ed among “the great mistakes”
of the war. Johnston's worth
is well demonstrated by the fac t
that Sherman hailed with de
light the news of his displace
ment. ■
Covered with military honors,
The Lecturer has been secured
at an immense expense to tie-
Sta'e. The subject of his lecture
[is Religion, which, for many
years he has made a study, and.
in order to become themaster of
his subject, he has dr-vot 1 the
entire Contingent Fund to this,
purpose. He is a living exam-
1 pie of what Religion can do for
humanity, when properly uu-i
derstood. Ho will show how
little faith can be pj*n ■d in t he
doctrinesof the Church Fathers,
that to have Religion one must
necessarily possess Morality,
Chastity, Truth, Honesty, Good
Faith, Reverence and Filial
Love, (tosay nothingpf Virtue).
He will show in (jis own person
that one ran, irf his opinion, be
I Religious, from a Christian
! standpoint, without possessing
! one or the aforesaid imaginary
qualities. He will show that
without th^-ni one can rise to
the highest position in the State.
: During the lecture, he will pro
duce Neagl - r.s .n -example ot
man without religion, possessed
of the Devil. In order to eluci
date his subject thoroughly, In-
will show to the audience a tab
let upon which is engraved a
Ray Certificate signed by the
original Moses J:or current ex
penses incurred in drowning
Rharoah; a stonefrom Mt. Sinai,
telling the price of an office in
that land 3,01)0 years ago; a
Book of RroAises, written by
himself: a vase found in the
gat'd.-a of tia Republican Print
ing Company, containing $20,-
ooo; also, several duplicate copies
of the Colleton Gazette, taken
from tin- corner-stone of the
Rr ston Man- ion. .
On this occasion the Lecturer
will be dressed in uniform, man
ufactured by Cowdilly from the
original flag, hauled down at
Sumter. He will also wear the
sfword with which he cut, him
self loose f rom Truth and Vir
tue ever since infancy.
The music for the • occasion
vfill he furnished by the $1,< '•>
Certificate Post Band, whi
will play, by request, some of
itheairs performed at the <fu-
beri'atorial Mansion during the
summer, with selections, also,
from “a hundred thousand
more.”
‘ A Quartette frontf-the Peniten
tiary will be present, and sing
at the close of the lecture-. -
“Return ye ransomed sii u- m home.”
The Cashier of 0116 of our
Banks has kindly consented to
preside at the organ.
all agree here also. Well, both
grow in the boll. Now, how
many bolls can one stalk of cot-j
ton produce? No one seems to
know. There has been 160 open
bolls picked from one stalk of
cotton at once, add other udlls
5,1874.: cracked and green, left on the
stalk uncounted. But ah! it
was in a field where the rows
were three feet apart and the
stalk had three^feet space on
each side of it. That is what
you would call good distance.
Now here! There are 4,830
square yards in £|ie acre. All
right. Now, suppose you have
one stalk of cotton to every
sqare yard—just one—and every
stalk shall mature and open ten
good bolls. Now, we have 8.3(H)
bolls, to that tone acre, and
counting one hundred bolls for
a pound, we have 483 j.-junds of
Cotton from one acre. Now,
why not get that nmeh cotton
from 4.831) stalks, as well as to
get the same amount from 57,!)(iO
stalks on an acre? Now, readers,
do you see where the waste ac
crues? One stalk of cotton will
utilize all the available plant
^pri] she was taken down with
Measles, followed with a dread
ful Cough and turning into a
Fever. Doctors at home and at
Detroit treated her, but in vain,
she grew worse rapidly, until
she was a mere “handful'of
bones”. Then she tried Dr.
King’s New Discovery and af
ter tlie use of two and a half bot
tles, was completely cured.
They say Dr. King’s New Dis
covery is worth its weight in
gold, yet you may get a trial
ixntle free at Witlcox &. Co - s
drugstore.
jtk rom hack .<<ms.
Or you nn all. wuri.out, reuiiy good 1 rr.< :h*
iug, it In general debility’ 'i rv
^ BKoUN S IKON HiiTtiKM.
ft wiU cine you. ckm < your liver, w.d give
A good a])petite.
Whs.: Baoy sick, we gave nor Cnstorl*
Whoa she was a Child, she cried for Castor!a.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castor!a.
'Mien she hat! Children, che gave them Castart*
!<AniKS
Needing atonic, or chilcr. o who rantUdid
i'i-‘ up. .si -vii l ;kc* •
HttOMNi’S 1UO.X *ii r i l ms
It U jilensaut to take, cures Mali,;. , di
gestion, iiiiiousneito and liver Comp!&iu;a
A. & J. FOUNTAIN
A few of the many bargains at
BLACKWELL BEOS’.
Bacon 5} to (>1.
Flour 5.00 to O SS.
Coffee 0 to 30
Bu«ar (i to 7.
Choice Hums lOto 13j
Hire 5 to 7}.
Pure ij-af Lard T}
Tobacco 25 to 00.
Hoop 2i to 2) bar.
Mails 2i to 3.50.
Heavy Checks Sami 7.
Sheeting* and Shirt ins 5 to 8.
bieaehings 5 to 124
Calicos ■> to TJ.
Cottonades 10 to 25.
Ladies’ Dress Goods 20 to O' 1 .'
Gents' Shoes 1.00 to 5.00.
Lndiee and Women's Shoes 75 to 8.50.
Men’s Spring Suits 8 50 to 15.00.
Boys’ ” ” 1.25 to 7 OK
Pe<
Darlington.
5 per cent Interest
paid on lime depos
its from duv of de-
w .
posit. ,
Saving is the Road to Wealth.
I -,
i E. KEITH DA KG AN President.
\V. A. ( AKKIGAN', Vice President,
H. L. CHARLES, Ca-hier.
Dupromed New Home Sewing Machines 60.00to 45.00.
Improved Wheeler X Wilson No. !) 35.00 to 50.00.
Second Hand M ichini-s 12) to 10.00.
0-.
;tu
a A *
fooJ contained in one square . j ,
yard of soil, if well cultivated. JUi.* wjeiifci tuClf SUpp.y
and it will yield more profit to nf
the litter of the land than twelve vi
stalks to the square.yard wilj; 1 "i
the same lint from a stalk that
has good room or of better qual-
ity than that from a stalk that tO Winch tney IQYlte tr.9 Ltten
has lioen crowded. Some say
crowd cotton to make it open
early, but no ore has ever said
crowd cotton to make it mature
good, long lint. When corn 'is
tpo thick on land it does not
maker as big ears as wlu-n it has
more room. Further, I hold
that the early opening of cotton.
non if the ladies cf tho town
and county
The assortment has been
selected with great care, and
customers of the firm will
Welling- & Ronnoitt.
iiiiimnaii, ciitim, i*iiiiiu.
iM’MilEMS.
J\_ g* €3 JCL t: -h ‘Jl O JT
UcCormick M « w e r s ,
iXU
ittdc lid Hay Stakes
x
Ssi
fi
caused by crowding on the land
is not due to the maturity, but
to starvation. There is yet a
great deal more that 1 might pot)
say ou this subject, but desist
lest your patience gets thread
bare.”
i much to interest them.
utterick’s
Special Agents for
ns.
March 2'i-2m
Plantations for Sale.
ISrsiiason b»ar Slides
Law’s
A Rea! Good Pyian.
[Detroit FreePn- ]
A milkman was driving up
Second avenue tho other morn
ing when a boy halted him and
said:
“S.-e that barrel in the gutt. r
up there? Please run over it
and make it go ’smash!’ ”
“All right, bub,” r-plied the
man; and he scared his hark in
that directioff increased Fa-
pace of his nag. and struck the
barrel to knock the tar out of il.
But there Was no tar there. It
was packed full of s aid, ami as
the wheel struck the wagon wont
over ami thirty gallons of milk
softened up the soil on the pave
ment. When the man could g -t
, out of the wreck he looked for
v
A tract of 81) .acres, near Mi chan-
S. C. A tract tg 00 aero
i-known ns the Bowman place, near
Hartsvi’le. S. <’ . with go.i.1 ilwc-llinsf
ho
Tc
M -.r. M-3t
as • At-plvto
W F DA KG AN.
Ititrhi.,’ton. S. O.
DiirK:
Notic-
)
- r C-:
A- -
»vc
t>oy had gone
his mother tho
the name “Hay-
the hoy, but tho
borne to as
meaning of
seed.”
•
The Peerless Hampton.
[News and Oourie-. j
Among the many replies
letters of invitation received
President Kaufm m, of the A'
unsullied in character, and bt-
On Wednesday night of las; loved by all who follovytd >hif
week Arthur Dunn and Frank gallant leadership on many a
Waters two prominent citizem , bloi , (l y battle field, the old
of New Orleans, became invol
ved in a difficulty on the streetH t ut ^ tai , n ias P asst ‘ l * a ' ru y
of that city and Waters was uu-'et his final reward. Since
killed and Dunn was severely his death Gen. G. T. Beauregard
wounded. j 8 t j le ()ll jy one G f th L . g VR orig-
Joseph Perrin, on<*»of the nal full generals of the Confed-
wealthiest citizens of Detroit. 1 (. rtv to service who survives.
has been kidnapped. He Is held
in the hope of a lari^e reward
for his return and the police | ^ much needed'MPRovement.
men have not yet been able t> On provit)us occasions The
discover the place where tht i Darlington News has pointed
kidnappers have him hid. out the reasons why Pearl Street
R..T. Barnwell.of the revenue should be widened and it is
service, was killed by “moon- gratifying to learn that t h e
North-Carolina, on Friday. ‘<» w « council has taken the mat-
while raiding a whiskey distil tt r in lian<1 - The committee on
lery. Marshal Brim, also of the streets has been authorized to
revenue service, was mortally endeavor to secure from the par-
wounded at the same time. • f,
ties owning property on the
Peter Richmond killed his j north siile of the street, be-
w.fe by »P>,ttm^her liead oper, |, ween th e Public Square and
Price of Admission — 7'><
l-i'’ Unpaid Notes of the
turor will be taken at
market value.
i- ,v(!o'.mty T reasu re rs
invited to come pre-nur,:d.
A Time!/ Letter.
Editor Dttrlinr/lou A t'-.f .-
‘lltft.
Lec-
their
are
While on my way to Darling
ton Court House, on Tuesday of friendly
1 last week, I met young Herbert
C. Rhodes, who was so severely
burned in the recent lire at the
Monroe High School and, the
sorrow carried to my heart
caused mo to wonder why means
are not more generally employed
: to prevent the loss of life and
| injury to tiic person by fire.
Fire, tire is the funeral dirge
throughout the land and I am
to
by
un
derbill Society. is the fo'iew r
ing from Senator Edmunds:
Aiken, S. C.. March 14, l.eil.
Dear Sir: Yesterday I receiv
ed the invihition you so kindly
sent mo at rai;i(ien to attend
the reception to Gen. Hampton
'on Thursday, 12th instant. 1
had left Camden before the in
vitation arrived. I should have
been very glad to havagOite to
i Charleston and to have had the
honor of "helping, so far as I
might, to pay respect to Gen.
Hampton, with whom I have
for many years enjoyed a most
intercourse, and for
whom, as a brave, upright and
eminent statesman and citizen,
I entertain a sincere admiration.
Very truly yours,
Geo. F. Edmunds.
V. C. Kaufman, Charleston,S. C.
-c of tlu- Mfivor,
S. (!., March 21. ISlil. f
i-'i.y given that the Tux
o-i- for tiie T( wn of Darlington
fit - I with me file report o their
nsn r-.inents of !c il estate for the year
l-.it. 1’roperty owners who may (ic-
sin- to inspect the same or make coin -
plainte are requested to rlo so within
tl.e’uext 2(1 days, afti r which time tin-
asses-nientu made hy the leiard will
be final. J. W. KVA NS,
Clerk. |
Ttacheis' Examination.
I'iTlee Seho >1 Coimni sii ser, )
Darlhsrton Comity, [ ;
Darltn^tofi, S. C., March VI, IGU.d
The animal F.vamtnation for U'eueh- i
ers of the Public Schools in Darling- 1
ton County w’ill I t- In '-.I at the Const
House on Fridav, tin- 2tth de\ of
April nevr The Examination in
October will he d>.-ontiniied.
Bv order of thSotate Sup-rlnt nd-
ent of Ed ii -ation
W. B. LVA’TS,
Sehm-I Ci.mniisHioner.
AtisRtiDn ihcchanics!
All persons ii needof hal b'tt meta
can purchase it cheap ut ’I n . Dab
li :oto\ N i ws offlee.
June 12, "JO—tf
Tu-t opened a beautiful New Stock of
Spring aad Summer Millinery
At G O Alert z's on Pearl Street, con
sisting of all t!-.o Jj.test Styles in
LA iii ICS’ MISSES'and CHILDREN’S
HATS at Prices to salt all my
friends. The public is invited to call,
lie- tot fully,
lock Uu anics
Stavies’ Ssile Marrows,
Iron Age Harro
Carry a f«J‘
Pumps ami Pipe lbs* «3ri -
en weISs, iiubber a d
Leather iitelling and Ma-
r
\r; £
jt
supply
of
„. -- ^
[X
J
Hasi pur chased tlie very desirable
place of business on Pearle Street
known as
The -Welsh Store,
and has stocked it witli a choice line
of
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
CIGARS AND
TOBACCO.
The patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited.
ty Nothing but first-class articles
sold, and per fee satisfaction guaran
teed.
Choice Family Groceries a
Specialty- Jan. 8-tf.
» .... .
Sita e the recent disastrous fire from
which he suffered so severely
Dr. John- A, Boyd
has purchased the stock of Dr. W. J.
Garner, and has leaved the latter's
desirable business stand on the West
side of the Public Square fora term
of years. Here his friend* and patrons
will find him in the futu e provide!
as heretofore with a large and select
asso tment of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY ARTICLES,
&.G., &.C. —
Ft)’A continuance of the libera
patronage which has been accorded
| him in the past is respectfully solleit-
I ed. Jan. 15—tf.
Ctt AS. C. WILSON.
H. IT. moo INS.
18. fIJxfra
Nlct'ormiek
kept set
P5e«C8 for
Mat’ll^ es
Fm&je, ig0f,
% YTILSON & HUGGINS,
^.ECHITECTS,
1 Plans, Working Drawings, Details,
Speeificntioti*, Estimates and Bills
uf Material.
Teims reasonable.
Correspondence solicited. •
t9i 8nn. Avk.,S. AV., Roanoke, Va.,
jan. 15 tf.
PETER 10 WLES
TNOES first clas* House and Sign
Painting; Kalsomine Work a
specialty.
In addition to my other works,
I am now prepared to do
PAPER HANGING, etc.
tW He solicits the patronage or
Darlington. Feb. 27-lyr
Dry
]
’ai
Goods, Ladies’ Dress
isols, Umbrellas, Shoes, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs and Hosiery, in
endless variety.
i '"pTi q A r>+ of making purchases
b is not in buying the
. T,"' the lowest priced good*, for they are
‘ X Out If", J? ai IS, ' generally the dearest; the ehcHpest
! are always those a on buy which nrf
the best fpr tlie money. •
CTmts' Furnishing (Goods.
Si,
y i n
|V| i ! t,
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve pi t^e world
for Cats, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tot-
fully satisfied that more lives ter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains
A-ith an axe ff e *r WheelVng. | lwet ‘ n ine riu,uc 8c i uar<
VVest Virginia, on Thnrsday. Solver Street the easiest terms
He hud ordered his wife to pick 1 possible for the widening o f
up a pair of scissors from the i that portion of the street. That
floor and when she refused to , o.
do it he became so infuriated P^tioular section of Pearl Street
that he killed her. ls second uuly in importance as
A v o’tiig white man named! ® b , u 1 8ine * 8 th o rou * hfare t0 tl,e
Jyhn Aiu!erst-n, was killed a t Pubhc Square, and that the
Ids i ome in Edgefield Comity (street is entirely too narrow no
by anegromvined Henry Ryoti. one will deny. A passage
Ar.(k:>on was attempting to i t ,
Let p the i.egio from limiting on throU « h U on 11 luls >’ <la - v «»*
his hinds when the negro shot
him with a double barrelled shot
gun. .Tlie shooting occcurred 1 '
on Saturday.
Iv obtained with great dillit ulty
and inconvenience.
The necessity for prompt at:-
jtioii in t8o matter is apparent.
While a farmer and his wife Mr. H. Hennig is preparing to
nu‘1 three childron Httempted to j erect a brick store on tho north
rrcfr a creek in a wagon near s j,i e 0 f t h e street andotiiers-will
Dirmingham, Alabama, on|p 10 bably follow vert- soon
1 hun-day, the horse and vv a - When once a brick store i
l’’"" w ‘’i-e swept down the , erect--l on that side the widen
stream and the three clnldn n ( j ni r 0 f the street will forever to- 1
were drowned, the parentslare jan impossibility. Bv all means
ly escaping with their lives. , i et the matter be aMcud-d to at j
An old man, nainetl Jos. j 0U1 ‘0.
Dobbs, killed his soii-iu-Jpw, j
Bud Gossart, near Chattanooga Mrs. Bellows (to daughterCo-
ra)—“Why did you tlirow kiss-'
es at Mr. Jimpson across the
had aisle at church to-day?” Cora
If ‘ ~
are lost in fires tlnin would be
if proper precautions were taken
by employing means of escape
other than tho door way which
is the only fire escape in so
many, public buildings, where .
many lives are at stake, and the & Co
draft coming through the pas
sage way often cute off this es
cape. A friend ofiniue who is
ft philanthropist suggests that
the rope and tackle, the sailor’s
ladder, be suspended from the
wait of each room near the win
dow. the rope lad hr to 1 e of
sufficient length to reach the
ground, or that the suspension
of a rope alone would meet the
requirements. Either of these
plans could be us»d very cheap!
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or
money rrttmded. Rric
per box. For sale at
Irug store.
i‘ 25 ets.
AVillcox
* Want 'Em Bad.
(Detroit Froi* Pi- J ^ j
A Pennsylvania man adver
tise! that he was poor, ktiee-
sprung. homely, and cross, but
wanted a wife, and in response
he received fifty-four ’ letters
from w >men who said they’d
take him. No man, no matter
what sort of a house l,a# r fallen
upon him, need be discouraged
in facing the. matrimonial world.
•Attention, Darlington Guards!
Attend mi important meeting
of your company at the armorv
Friday cvi-ninc next, Mareli
27. at 8:30 o’clock. •
By order of the Onptaih.
S. S. BliKPH,
First Sergeant.
Foarders Wanted.
Mrs. J. A. Whit - des-^fes it knov ii)-
that she can uccoinmoflufc five (>p six I
hi**ii as boaPflers. ©Ofxl pooiiih and
satisfaction jfirfin ; t rms rpfiFoiiHble.
Ayply at the residence ou New Street.
Feb. 20—tf
W, -B. McGIilT, D. D. S,
<)ffcrs his p:ofessioual service^ to
the people of Darlington And vicinit .
Offit e over tin* store of Edwards, N'or
merit A (.'o.
Jan 10,’00—ty
nr
tw
HANDSOME SPRING SUITS, all
made in tlie very latest style.
HARTSYILLE
S, RUGS and MATTiNG,
AND AT ALL
If you wish a
our line, such as
rV'nmimta
first-class article in
Wat : L
p p pp
uwAiwO|
T flvro I rivT
sj w' wil v 7
u
• Qil
jiiYemre,
or Clocks.
Flebse ^ive iih a trial, and if w r e don’t
2ive you more for your money than
you can get elsewhere. Charleston not
excepted, we will forfeit the price of
the purchased article.
IjCTW zpirices
Will ha mad3 on
»
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me
,'llu
Elaines and Boilers.
t3T Special Estimates on Machinery
generally, at Bottom Figures.
Saw Mills, $200 to |80().
Corn Mills, $115 to $375.
Planers and Matchers, $200 to $1,800.
I sell the most complete line if Saw
Mills and Wood-Working Machinery
in the State.
IN ALL -STiLES v - O. Badham,
tnd, certainly, the value of hu-
rnan life would warrant such a' • The First s,e P
small outlay. The efficacy of Perhaps you arc run down,
the plan was demonstrated in can't eat, can't slc-p. can’t
the large number of lives saved think, can’t do anyth ing toy oar
from the great fire in the West- satisfaction, and you wonder
ern Union Telegraph building what ails you. You should heed
in New York city in last Julv.. the warning, you are taking tht
Every ship m any siz * has' life first-step into N'*rvotia Prost-i,
its for th'-rescue of Hs pas*-($iou. T >u need a Nerve Toitki
ihoul l not the
General Agnet f
! S. C
Huy the Talbott Kjujnue, it in the
Bust.
r
tn
tu
AGENCY.
STORES,
BARNS.
His daughter
ivorce from
Hfor t tic
sengere and Ii vms
hu-ge buihiiugs, ,wit
occupants, healsd p!
uieaus of os .'upe? I :jj
suggix»tioi..s simjdy in
eat of hurnanitv.
man v
antl in .,*• 1 ott'tc 5-ou v,,
find the ox;vt:( r Jtnctty for restffc -
ing j our u rvous sy. teas to its
rmai.Ji aithy conditioD. Sur- 1
prising v;-suits follow tlte use of
IUi'k great Nerve Tonic and Ai-
GIN HOUSES,
DWELLINGS.
An t all Insurable pr-.perty pL-uvd at
lowi-st ad.-,pine rates of | rt-mium
in the Largest Computtea,
. Any inforniatiou ihtcrfi
Call un ! see u-.
IC-at- A full line of the-Choicest
(hB(.D ( ( m
on Imnd at all seasons.-
M. t-
Winc, Ale, Beer,
let* ifi