Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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m . ■ s mm Thf Barlmgton J«rs. — ■T--- HENRY T. THOMPSON. - Editor. It U proposed to erect a menu-; or two. there were hundreds- P. DuBose has nearly completed Presently, when we think that Pgf> D66 MStiiCdl ASSOCifltiOP. ment on Lookout Mountain, who decided P> g»» totheCenten his dwelling and it presents a we hare caught cold or th* Th- }v> . ^ A(W . j< . ut ^ B where the famous battle was nia , ev ^ n fought, to commemora*® the if ther could lease fine Hi-pearance. Two life insurance agents Thnrsday, April 9, i89i. ; valor of both armi^. TlU their business for bat a single ‘wn ai thi^4Vr sev- monument will pr->bably be a day: at the rate of shaft surmounted by a statue railroad fare alone, of Peace and at its base will be t jj ere w j]j ^ j >u t f ew a ' 0 j e t 0 sents tiie Staunton Life, of Vir- ;3.5o for era j j av8 a nd both hare beer however, doing good work. One repre mea>ies. or something, we shall ( ..u hok , h , mr ^ iDg io I>UT . be ezclainung, ‘ Dear roe! I liofrtwii. s «n Thnrwia?. the i«ih mast have taken a microbe.”—! of April, st io-» k. m. H I’d.ft. ‘ K. M I>.. Presidmt. JOHJf LI XSKY. M D.. r*wret»r>-. a Confederate and Federal sold- ' , , ginia, and the other the Mutual, oldest ier shaking hands In a mar . undergo the expense incident to 8 f ^ ork _ EDITORIAL NOTES. Samuel R. Todd, the citizen of Laurens and a highly ble temple just in the rear of the one day 's pleasure, and it is T hf>hm « lu>n.i rwipected man, died on Thun- the shaft will be placed busts of 8a fe to prehet that the exorbi this place treated our citizen^ tant charges of the railroad au- with some good music on Satur day. side i famous generals on either A tug sank to the bottom of u "* v ' ar rv '* cs - Lake Erie during a storm on *** . Saturday and th^-e of the crew ™ £ asylum investigation were drowned. The committee appointed by Fred Batlett killed two men legislature to “investigate” and wounded a thin! near Bow- the Asylum have submitted to ermont. South Lakota. on Sun- {j, e Oovernor their report in day and then blew out his own . . , . ^ , brains which they reflect seriously upon T ,. « , , . the Board of Regents of the in- r ire destroye«l a large frame ... . , , ,.... building in Rochester, Pennsvl- * t ‘ tut,on awl char ^ e tha ‘ there vania on Sunday night and nine has been gross neg’igenc on the Italians perishe<I in the flames, part of some of the ofti /ers itn- A severe snow and wind storm m-diately in charge . Theren- visited Xew England last week lering of a report to the Gov- and much damage to property ernor was a mere form, as he was done, especially in Ma Victim —“Doctor, I'm troubled with cold feet. What do you suppose causes them?” Doctor— “Cold weather. One dollar, please.”—Buffalo Express. Mortgagee's Notice of Sale. ■Kfonce is hereby ifivrn that by virtue of a rhattM uiortmure to uiv eieruted and delivered by Joseph Rnaeuleiv on the 13th day of Dee m tier. MM. I will sell at public auetiou i u;. i _..nL tier. i wiu sen at tiuoite auniou at dav niirht We comrratHlate t- * ot \ h ^ knees i . ^ itariiijirtou (' H . S. C_ oo the ►Tth at- day night \\e congratulate tchel. say the wont—what on day of April instant. be*mnin* at them <>n their W OOtJ^rT III Itll* . x-.-vt* rl. . i ra tKot r. « \a > rv t rfw.Ttia thorities will cut down the tendance bv at least fiftv per thorn on their wonderful . . v n i v i provement and think thev cent. Any baaeball club travel- ^ xjn able u . cope wit ' h ing from here to Columbia can j n {he countv. im will anv obtain a rate of f3.50 for the -What has bes’ome of thi -arth are you doing with that camera?” Ethel—‘Don't move. Jack, I want to show you some thing fanny.—XVir York Sun. A Liberal Proposition. the subscriber who pays us round trip by asking for it, and great Tillmonicon, the Cbarles- it is absurd to charge the same t >n ^ or hi.’ Has it retired to a . .. . f ,i quiet life after its great victorv, 12. sO cents in cash, we will give for the tens ct tho’d>ands who 1 , ... ■ . , , . . , ,.■ . . 0 , or has it taken up its abode with ac-unpleteset of Dickens noveis, its king at the executive office:- twelve volumes-pamphlet form , We never see its new subscribers and will send The Dacuxoti>.\ sachusetts. A Xew York man claims that he can eat a full meal every hour of the day for forty con secutive days and wants $10,000 for making the attempt. conducted the entire examina tion himself, the members of the so-called “inv*stigatirg committee” sitting around in abject and submissive silence like so many “bumps on logs”. will visit Columbia in May. We therefore, most earnestly urge those who have the success of the Centennial at heart to use their utmost endeavors toobtam a reduction of the excursion rates established by the rail roads. ■ — ■ »•— THE PISTOL CARTRIDGE LAW eleven o'clock A. M., in the rooms heretofore occupied by th- said lb> -cl--—r_- as a f ar room and billiard and pool room, all that stock of liquors, cigars. A--., billia-d and pool tables, furniture and fixture*, and ail other pc sonal pnj(s?.ty of the said R<ss-n bent now teiiiit within the said ro.)m*. the »auie bein^ inetOKied within the said nir-rUTaec Term* of sale, c s i. ABRAM WEI.VBEKli. Mortsm^ee. Darlington. !!. C., April 3. Ii now a days, but the State re ceives new subscriptions contin uously. —Professor W. L. Floyd, an expert bycicle rider of tbi- place. sp-aks of taking a trip this summer across the country on wheels to the Blue Ridg-- Mountains. Tnis will beat the Xkws, the weekly Xetrs and out ier and the Southern Culti j rnfor, each for one year. The Xkws and the Dickens' works will be supplied for *1.50. This paper, the Cultirator aud the Xewf and Covrier will be sent ta any address for |2.150 per an- n im, while The Xkws t*vgether mm a. S!'ith, V c r c r wpy'o to m 3 ‘/■p n ri J t J 5 r ^ 1 »* f % to WWb »v Wato w w • Wtotol Wto » WWtoto to I jV\ nip i t, bo .nit- th > habit Columbia boys whorcdethrocg i with either one of them will be It has been quite the habit of ^ ^ l)arlhl .- ton a f * w supplied for *!.b5 a year. lavs since. late for our people to remark that there was at least one Act of^ f Ski[i n ^ fi r t part The T minat T T ,0f TT at ‘he last session of the <* T^xiwsa £S‘hte^ ‘3 of this week did great damage entirely exp-irfe. As in all pub- Ie;<is , ature which WO uld l*e pro- our young bat progres*ivetown. luctive of good, and it was with ‘ »“ lv a few xean ago there was Buckren's Arnica Salve. to the truck farms in Alabama. The frost was heavy even as far South as Jacksonville Flor ida. A $65,000 fire was caused in Lowell Massachusetts, on Sun day. by some boys carelessly- set I ing fire to a box of waste paper. In Philadelphia last week Bernard McKee bet that he lie institutions of the kind, where the most rigid discipline must Is? maintained and where the employees are of necessity- chosen from the lower walks of life, there are to be found many who have their imaginary- grievances against those in au thority. In the present instance. The Bi-st Salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,Fever Sor* s. Tetter. Chap;>ed Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions. they remarked ujx.n the fact j. ar t 0 f th e war a ”batt!e was and positively cnre« Piles, or no that a member from Darlington fought at this place between pay required. T ? is guaranteed flvn't rplairt ,, , , i . a pine forest where the village no small feeling of pride that ^ stand8 r>uring lhe lattf . r You may iiva to regret it. ?: Eoyd s L rug Store. was the father of it. We refer Sherman's raiders and a few .b„ i iConfe*lerate pickets an<l it was to the law requiring a license , *. . , , * , .. here that Col Aiken lost his for the sale of pistol cartridges. life Then . was hardly a house We think we have had occasion in sight of the place at that to comment before upon the un- time, but we hav,- to-day at could drink a goose-egg shell not likely that those of this usjal num be rof official circulars Cypr.-ss a fine -Methodist Chonh. full of whiskey three tir, ^. He class were slow to express them- whlch emanate fr „ m the differ- did it and died from the effects, selves, realizing as thev did that . . . , e vel * patronizi i s n i. all harm. The Board of Regents is com- ealizing David and Joseph Nicely, the P°wer of the present author- brothers, were hanged at Somer- ities was on the wane, and hav- set, Pennsylvania, on Thursdav. ing first been assured by his r W 7 f ‘ C ^V cted o{ ‘7 Excellency of immunity from murder of an old farmer in Feb ruary 1889. The civil war in Chili still j * ... wages fiercely. A terrific naval of the highest men battle occurred recently at Yal- * n ‘^ e State. Dr. P. E. Griffin, paraiso in which several ships a native Darlingtonian, is too and many lives on both sides we n known to our readers to were destroyed. * require any encomiums from us. Two hundred persons died of Suffice it to sav that he has de- the grip on Monday of last week . j l ‘ i » i . i in the city of Chicago. About d hlP UnUSUal taleUtS and the same number died of the the 1,081 years of his life to the grip in Xew York on the day management of the institution following. 0 f which he has been the eftii-ient The insurrection in India still head for the past thirteen years, continues. A few days ago In view of the character of those Officer"witV a a fo^e a "d Eighty ctnsuro ‘ 1 h - v the committee's Indian troope captured a fort re P ort - and of the nianner in and put to flight nine thousand w hich the examination was con- Indian insurrectionists. ducte<I. we do not hesitate to Waties Martin, the colored conclude that the charges made man who killed Alice McLeod, are absolutely without founda- white, to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Willcox <5: Co's drug store. Van Duder—“I want to know something. Miss Amy.” Amy— “I have thought for year*. Mr. Van Du-ler. that that was just iailsry ci April 2-tf 8. McGIRT, D. 0. ?.,m Offers his professional servit-e* to the fe-ople of Darlington and rieinit (MEee over the *tore of Ef wards. Xor merit A Co. Jan !?,'y0—ly Sioee the recent disastrous fire from which he suffered so severely ent departments of the State genera: merchandise stores, a government. Every dav brings large saw mill, a cotton gin. of them to light, ‘ wo blacksmith shops, a what Life. v o u wanted.—Br> tokft. num- Other Remarkable Rescue. Mrs. Michael Curtain. one or more , . . . ... ... . i . her of fine dwellings and relating, alternately, to the buildlng8 a doc Z>r, a photo- military, to education, to taxa- grapher and many good farmers, field. 111., makes the statement lion or to finance, and. in the Our population is now over loo that she caught cold, which iP-n out ” and is still growing. Where settled on her lungs: she was w.. p -A hxs panehastd the stock of Dr W J. oarner. and has lea ed the latter * desirable business stand on the West Plain- side of the Piibii-- Square for a term of year*. Here his {ri<-n :* and ptitr'-n« will find him in the futu-e provide I process of - grinding them out each State officer has taken his turn at the whtl. One of the latest “opinions” is from the Attorney General's office, and is to the effect that the new law relating to the sale of pi.-tol car- tridt li>es not refer to r rifle He told her she wj hopele.-ts rieftm of con.tuMofion and that n-> medicine could cure her. Her. druggist suggested ' Dr. King's New Discovery for t. cartridges. In order to avoid payment of the license, there fore, the merchant need only have the boxes labeled “rifle cartridges," and the owners of hip pocket pistols can continue to have their "weapons” loaded without anv inconvenience. ■ *rilv a short time ago was a treated for a month by her foresttherearefinecotton.com family physician, hut grew and oat fields. So everyone can wors see that *ve are “out of the woods" and have a thriving little village, which in a few years will be able to cope withi* any town of its age in the State, consumption: si:- bought a bottle and to her delight f und Florence District. [Rev Johu B. Wilson in the Southern Christian Acivoeate.J Having completed the first round on the Florence district. I wish to say something about the work. And first I w ill sav. a* heretofore with a large aiul **.«*>. tinent of DRUGS. MEDICINES. TOiLET ARTICLES. FANCY ARTICLES. 4.C., «sC. ETA elect A Profitable Investment The county Staunton Life . j agents at the near Columbia some {j on j n fact. an j that the inves- Staunton Life Association of in thVcone.-ir?' Piv ( r r . t ’ ligation was instituted for the ' irginia pubii*h in this issue a in me Congam. Kiter, wascon- . , . . , card showing that a check Victed of murder on Tuesday of P ur P ,,s <? of forcing the pres- covering the amount of the last week and is sentenced to be e nt officials to resign, and thus policy of the lat" Jas. C. Foun- hanged on the 24th. inst. placing this department of the tain was paid to the attorneys Capt. Pratt, a prominent citi- State government, and the offices zen of Atlanta, committed sui- incident to it. under the control on S„‘n ( r; r * ,a ; th0 insatiate “Reformers.” on Sunday. He had just placed SENATOR EDMUNDS REBUKED of Mrs. Fountain even before the time for such payment had his wife in the asylum and he becarr e *o despondent about it that he took a dose of morphine. The people of Horry C'ountv have complained to the Stat’.- expired. Half the value of life insurance to a rnan is the as surance that the full amount of the policy which he has toiled and lals>red to keen paid un of th. Sort* have »„ coaeip. dunag h,, v-m W paM efciencr-^M, „ tion or delay after he is dead As a general rule the people ( no c tion of the horrors which were my amiable predecessor, the Rev. John O. Willson, planned well last year for my coming this; though not at ali in refer ence to my coming. I hear him spoken of wherever I go iu terms of appreciation. The spiritual condition of the district, I think it safe to say, is improving. There have been special meet ing* held at Florence. Kingstree, and in the Georgetown cir--u:t. all r-sulting in good to the Church. At several other point* in the district th j re have been additions to the Church on nro- fessionof faith. There has be ?n very generally an improvement in the Sunday schools in num hers -If benefited from first dose. She f'Utinued its use and aft -r taking ten bi ttles. found h**rself sound anil well, now d'-es her own housework and is as wet! as she ever was.—Free trial b< ttles of th : s Great Discovery <5r Co's Drug Store. cootiiinance of the lihern juatron.-ure which hits been accorded him iu li.eTuk.'t ei. Jmd. I-Vif. People’s Bank OV- andfI. at Willco large bottle • —to*— — Myrtle—“Florence, i* that P'r-d Dumlev's han-iwriting?” Florence—“Y-. *. my dear! I'm engaged to him, you know." Mvrtle—“Yes. I know it. I was engaged to him ! Florence—“The wonder who wi vt-ntuallv!”—Li ast summer.' cear r»«>v: il marrr him per cent Interest paid on lime depos its from dav of de- he is ami gone Assooiat: n ha* set an exampl in this instance which might well be followed by every in surance company doing business in this section. Government that citizens of inflicted upon the South bv the other-States go there and carry Civil War. and how wonderful off large quantities of ovsters. . . . . The State authorities, however, has been her P[ 0 Z r *** d ' jrin « can give no effective relief in twenty-five years with the matter. all she has had to contend with. A colored man, named E<1 ward The only exceptions to the rule W. Halhiuger. brutally mur- as laid down are those who have dered his wife at Jersey City, on visited the South of late vear*. SZbSii iHhTh”£h5 r “h! is*™ Kh'«*"■' then attempted to kill himself P 6 ™ 0041 observation. A strik- in the same manner, but was ing illustration of this occurred ganizing here a local b-.ar.l of prevented from doing so by the recentlv. Senator Edmunds, of directors. The inves'or in this arrival of the police. Vermont, was visiting Camden company has his option of a An election for State officers a week or two ago. He hired a Sm * rte paymeut stock was held m Rhode Island on . . , The first payi .ent on the current station. T wo Darlington V_8C*» til l Vi **C 13 tACcKH i_ x_ i - * ^ tAUVK ?, and the Stuunton Life Pf^sonages have been built, one <;lVv - Find hm has set an example a ‘< Nation and one on the ^ thebetit A Ne* B. & L. Association. The Carolina Inter-State Buiid- Effingham circuit. In addition to thus there has been needed repair* and furnishing in nearly every place in our bounds. Cne new house of worship has bee n completed in the Georgetown circuit, with three other* on the Happy Hcosiers. Wm. Timmons, P.>*tniisterof Idaville. Ind . writes: “Electric Bitters has -lone more for me than all other medicines corn- ‘iioetj. for that bad feeling aris ing from Kidney and Liver tr-Tibie.” John Leslie, farm- r and stockman, of same place. Electric Bitters to Kidney and Liver medicine, made me feel like a new man ” J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same town, say*: Electric Bitters is just the taing for a man who is all run down and don't carewheth- l r .i;£2 A taye JUSl Trorrm- s - . v w .t, .22. XT -re.- * to W to to. V Nto v v*’* — ▼ T* a w* wl iu^C an»i Loan Wilmington, X an agt'Dt for the purp^ way. In theSocfcetv Hni charge ^ i houses of good appetite and t rf t v fl 1. U S Of fal t jjj-g he V-4 „ riew faag,, Vi. wi Uw or or- A:*-•.T ’.tion of there are two new ( . nas Li town worship under way, the work being done on one with a pr<>s- poc. of beginning the other ii* the near future. Our district parsonage enterprise is moving on hopefully. There has been paid in cash between >400 and '5<*) this y ear, so that our lot is :£S cf on life. Only 50c. a bottle, Willcox Co's [>nig*tore. at a 3 r-, ▼ rv ^ i' MtotoW Ww UL. m « 4r^V*a Wednesday of last week^ While ' tdl ‘ <de one afternoon, and matie stock is one dollar p*r shars the Demos-Vatic candidates rc a tour of ’^P 001 * 00 of the ,own The subsequent payments are I10 w paid'for. and we have In reived a plurality of votes they and the surrounding country, sev. nty cents {K-r share. The band sorae fash toward the did not leceive the majority his charioteer being an honest sb-s’** >8estimated te mature in <2 building, v-Honor to whom necessary for an election, con- ignorant and thick-skulled dar’- nio,,th - 1 > he . ,nvo » t . o r m single honor.” Lake City circuit is sequently the Legislature which t-v the *• n i c- payment sPock receives for ev- the first and oniv charge so far is kepublioan will elect the Re- 7 f®" 1 fiold vano ‘-'s or >.'-f 1 ,aT r ted . a “^ificate to {)av the tirs't msta'lmcnt- publican ticket. who had no idea who his distin- which entities him to *b-> at i*r- —to the district parsonage. General Albert Pike, the great g uished P** 1 ™ 1 waa Mr. Ed- aDd ‘ D , ttie . Kle ? n T r . l ‘ il0 Who will be next? Ohthatnine Mason, died in *” ‘ Thursday. He the highest Free ry. He wrote other hooks of assented the old darkey, on each iloS) Arrowed ha l boon .K 0 ^-“ d d ^l»te the merit also. He distinguished “it don t worth much now. t. Pf- ?.° n ea .. 1 * 1 ’ unfavorable weather they have Baoy sick, we guve her Caster^ Wkea she was s Cliiii. she erwd for Castcria. When she ke*?wme Mas. she cincg t> Castoris. Tlieo she had ftarirea. she gare them Castoria IF TfiVB BACK Af'MFF. Or yoc are a'i stcmcct, ivsTly &.rar<h- ing, a Is general 1 ry Bkomjf s i*o.r kjttk*m- « will cure joa. ekanee rrmr .iTer, aLd girc a anud ai- pttcie. f.A Dim seeding a ixile. or chUdrcM wlt^ wtr. f fctilld- tOS cn. sb- *.:i l ink r . BROWlt S JKO* Hi iTT'Y. H. It li pl^assuit *g U%“. .^tres i ;kB. Li. ijQszikai end IiT«r During last week the country t,n now wo d,,n t w orlh much ^>rne of the most successful bus- fa t he salaries of pastors There- was excited over the possibility 'bout here”. It is needless to m, * n . ,n " ilmington, an-1 we was a decrease at onlv one place of war with Italy, on account add that the Senator from Vei- commend i: to the peo- ami that was on I v a small de- t ‘MS'.? ‘IS,! ™“' 'V—P™ -CM hi. jit-aoe. ' ' ' April' Orleans. The Italian government recalled its minister at \\ asiiiugton and otherwise assumed a hostile attitude. Since then, however, the Ital- pleof Darlington. CYPRESS Far Sale, crease. The collections to da*e Twenty Well broken weli-Uiited M are about 15 per cent, in advance iS?»!SH 0r T*. Hor ' A BLACK EYE FOR THE CENTEN- It will be rep resen toil at lhe on three charges was anything - , , , - All of us in this section of the Columbia Centennial. like one-fourth of assessments Th* n-w no'i. life i^ lans have cooled down some- Suate are more or less inter, sted —We had a race on ^atur.lav P* ,d - These were TimmonsviHc. *n*.i by rheSta-inton As*i*-' a ti.n 3 in the success of the Columbia afternoon between a man on C,ty and doh “' ; o° T »»e- ?r. VinrioM h .ttmetlre Centennial, and we an* moved horseback and a man on the attention cicK The man on the -iie asscrtcisat Las selected 'ffitt great care, aad ±e custemers of tte firm vnll find — • uh rc mtarett *iiem Special Agents for B atterxk's Patterns. ifari h 26-?m HARTSYILLE FIRE IHSURAHCS AGENCY. GIN HOUSES, STORES. DWELLINGS. BARNS. . An.l ail iii.*orab!«s property plared at low -st adeqnate rates of premium in the i-Arrest Companies. Any in'onaation rh- t-rfu::y giren. Call and see ns. JMee Hist A few of the many Bargains at BLACKWELL BROS’. Bacon 54 to 8j. Flour 5.00 to 6.25. Coffee ' 0 to 3C Sugar 6 to 7. Choice Ham* 10 to 131. Rice 5 to 7j. Pure Leaf Lard 04- Tobaeeo 25 to 60. Soop 24 to 24 bar. Jiails 2J to 3.30. Heavy Checks 6and 7. Sheetings and Shirtins 5 to 8. Kleachings 5 to 124 Calico* 3 to 74- Cottonade* 10 to 27. Indies' Dre** Good* 20 to 6). Gents' Shoes LOO to 5.00. Ladies and Women's Shoe, 75 to 5 V). Men's Sprinit Suits 6 50 to 13.00. Boy*' " " 125 to 7 00. Imj-romed »w Home Sowing Machines :J0.i)0to I5-0i>. Improved Wheeler & Wilson Xo. D .23.00 to 50.00. Second Haa ! Machines 1 25 to 10.0). Welling & Bonnoitt. llUJWlRf.dTLffiY. Gl.IS l\9 IfiBIfTlTlML INPLHEHS. Agrents for* McCormick ^3 oners, Binde. sand Hay Hakes, ffaiiaday Wind .Mills iBrnnson Bar -Slides Caw’s Block Haines, IDavies’ Sitle Harrows, Iron Age ilarro vs. Carry a full supply of Pumps and Pipe for dri - en neils, Ilubber aid I^eatlier Belling and Ma chine Oils. 3i. B. K\fra Pieces for McCormick Machircs kept in stock. SiYins is the Hoad to Wealth, U E. KEITH DA EGA X, Prcsi.hnr. W A. CARR1GAN, VU e Pre-idenr. H L CHARLES. Ca hier. SPSLYS Tfi.mEt tmi. 0 Dry (• oods, Ladies’ Dress Goods, Fans, Parasols, Umbrellas, Shoes, Gloves, Handkerchiefs and Hosiery, in endless variety. r he liv-* <>r die*; he found tO wLlCt Ul£g ILYitfi *-1.6 httfiH- fVg to wr .*-W W to (Gents' innnislring (Goods. H: HANDSOME SPRING SUITS, all made in the very latest style. Sto Bats! rADDn S, RUG!) AND li! - . itf* Stable*. Ai*o r«iir nonie* and of last y ear: y et th“y- are nothing canopv-top earn*.-; with harne**. it. —Cypre* - will not be behind, to boa*t of at most .places. On Iv — ' . . - •• • provide Protection. w • .Lto* r< - ^ IN ALL STYLES what and the possibility war is now very- remote. of For some time past the work- therefore, to call the attention cicK men in the coke regions of ^ t r> \ - - . won. Pennsvlvania have been out on d tf,e P eo P ,tf b* a , a strike. On Thursday morning vtfr T ,m P° rtant rr ’ att “ r “ that a t thi* i.lace for a hist a mob of the Ktrikers at* ftMiuection. The railroad** - 11 HARTSYILLE, S. C. Feb. 19-6m M> .MAX V);,^ AND AT ALL PRlCfS. of I --- _ —-.w..« , .uwt o »it tr~%*w n. *11 v ivjvim drawing policy wmkti j This Pee c*ountrj and they h***»nfc rmt of msurnne^ after % Mr.J. A. DuBose is agent are being developed. With ir"s y**™- AH claims of bt-nefirisrtf*! arc >ra Bosb,n cloth-:rai! roads, man ing house, so everv dude should schools. m innfifir promptly at or befor*- maturity . 111 P' , f * >r ; by thr* A.-srsutk>u They hare never thriving towns and:'mu a law suit with a benetieiarr. l r t ^Ifle^ant'Vi '''■a-- 1 ^tate have d- - i 1^ 1 that ex- rallon him before placing his wide-awake newspapers, with'Thb A*»*mtion is r pantedmthis tLl nfl * cursion tickets are to be sold to order* elsewhere* brain and brawn at the hi p.s.se opened fire upon them and ™ r’pulsefl them. Eleven of tlxe ,u,| dary at the rate of a —The farmers are very much tinkers were killed a«.d a large cent a nd ’- e 1,>r ev-ery mile behind with general farm work ouniber wounded; all of them traveled, and to civilians at II a«Kl very littde corn and cotton were foreigners. The excite- tent. These rate*, — ~m m’miwx■« r rf-.t * ww..x awawawww — n ■ ■ ■ it all, there ment among the strikers is ba«‘if c r *crti,i[i by J. B. WHITE, Darlington. i st bricht f it,-A s "late «i>*nt: \V. K. WITHER f n , *1 » t'h . 1 * A.- ; UtGr ! HPitON. Lydia, 8. C.Soikitio*Agent, for tiie Church m this seetton <tf our 8tate. We hope for good i H vri.ixoto.v, s c., April 7. issi. report* from everv charge in the T1,i “entity that th# Florence district at the next 'T 11 „ ai deceased, wjs promptly session of our Conference. esm-ciai! v , ' ;M P !antr ^ 60 (ar on ac !n - . .. . , - count of the continuous tense and further trouble is for civt.tans, is entirely too ^.ji. S-on? h Lrr fawn ^atute round'uTJnalhil nic^ dwdiing r -li<->- f Jas. C. loontnin. deceased, wa* promrdlv , lhe »a:'fi. ,ir;d without «|aesti.su, by J. 14. woik the preachers and faithful white, State Ayoot fo- tiw Staunton nia- T4« J...,. , , — . . , . —- UJ, e uwvuiug anu a oarn on one are < Deen put under martial law. ; point would cost only a dollar jof his plantations. Mr. 8. W j fruit Wine, Ale, Beer, liquors and Cigars. Th? Very Fines; Brands cf 3LjLc£TJLc;>;rs Aiwa\a in Stock A LARGE SUPPLY OF O PL TNT WI-IISFtEY Just receive*! which is being V 1 *' tim * sold oft at a low price. A full line of the Choicest 'tiBOCEHIiS on hand at all seasons. foriMyioeut had even expired. E.O. WOODS, i *J «moct 30 •VS tf’ isM :* ‘iym