The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, April 16, 1891, Image 4
Ihf Jarlmgton
HENRY X THOMPSON. Editor.
rr
^o^omeTmirpast Mr. N. Q. 1 oarlington'S arch at colum- Ttiuucb troat tb*
Gonzales, editor of the State, 1 BIA ' ; Thursday ther,
« * i 4U<* union of * mother and cmld after a long
and Col. W. J. Talbert, Super- no ^ the intelligence
intendent of the penitentiary, comes that the several corners
— —— —— -— — have been warrinx at each other of Main Street from the State
TJtnscHav Iriril ^ through the papers, using very House to the Postoffice have
HlUroUuj) AJHll IU| •Owl. gtrong e pi t hets. Last week already been chosee by the va-
r-u— ! the Sheriff of Richland County, | nous co-mties for the erection
EDITORIAL NOTES. thinking that serious trouble of their arches on the occasion
Phineas T. Bamum, the great would ensue from thecontrover- of the approaching Centennial
circus man, died at his home in sy t had Col. Talbert put under | a * Columbia. >> hue, therefore,
Bridgeport Connecticut oh April a peace bond and endeavored our apparent indifference will
7. also to have Mr. Gonzales put prevent us from securing one of
Three boys were drowned in under a bond bift the latter Hie more desirable sites for our
^i n fto n > ,o ynty on Monday wed, through his attorneys, arch,' it would never do for
5.W?RSef tl,ei that ttel.* In regard to peace Uarlington to be behindh.n.lm
this matter, and we again call
Cotton Seed for Sale.
for sale.
Pcterkin Cotton See I
ply to
C. B. EDWARDS,
It or «. H. EDWARDS
U' ATUH itlM
White hittl movetl to
that there were only vogue and indefi
nite rumors. After a while she heard
that her daughter wm dead and she gave
he was released the attention of our citizens to up hope. Her husband started in busi
ness in Kansas City, Mo.
His prospects were flattering and the
pair moved there. A short time ago a
lo not realize the importance of >“<ly artist engaged in Kansas City met
the former Mrs. White. Learning that
separation. Twenty years ago, in Buf
falo, resided Mr. and Mrs. White and
their 5-year-old daughter. There was
trouble, and husoand ipid wife separated.
White, retaining possession of the child,
removed to Bedford, O. There the link -h A U/mnnirin
mother* was'dkad ^ ^ ^ 1161 HEPAiRLD D WARRANTED
Years passed away, aud both White ;
and his wife marriisl again. White mar- . .. II ■ p All p nAn
riwl a Bedford woman, and there was a I H lY l\ii!)N u li!) M
large family of children. Mrs. White
became the wife of a wealthy business T^v x Tts] V“T T s4" Y*®
man. The years brought no little ones. jW LeVVCli y h^LwI w■
nnd the mother's heart yearned after her j
daughter Lillie. She once heard that fM/. g, f^cGIRT, D. D. C M
Bedford, and after ’ ’
it most earnestly. If the Town
i Council and'the Board of Trade
a ting, surely there is enough
public spirit left among our cit
izens to enable us to raise the
amount necessary by private
subscription. The Darlinoton
JTews hereby "starts the ball in
motion” with U subscription of Die east on business, and, before going.
Col. 0. F. Towns., on. of the f i' ! tl "' 5”“ ,"!
oldest and most prominent citi- M }' • . , ,
zens of Greenville, died in that 1 ' v,thout g ,vin « bond
city on Saturday.
William Bales, who recently James A. White died at his
murdered a policeman who was - m DarIington on April
trying to arrest him, was taken 6 ...
out of the jail at Kenton, Ohio, 111 th e 40th year of his age.
on Thursday night and lynch- While tempered by the knowl-
cd. j edge of the fact that death was
On Thursday last Mrs. An- his means of release from un
drew Doll, of Herman Nebraska, told physical suffering, the
while insane murdered her two .^ws that he has gone will be
children and then committed • , • , . ,
suicide by taking concentrated receiv °d w Rh genuine regret by
\ye. his many friends throughout
The Governor of North Caro- Darlington ( oanty.
lina, Daniel G. Fowle, died sud- Mr. White’s training in the T/wie.v criticises
denly of apoplexy in Raleigh on printer’s trade was begun when the couplet,
Tuesday of last week. He w as | le was oi llt rs ol(1 8 j nce Dcarect oo.-aw, thou limit left us,
Sixty years old, , . , * . , , And thy lot-H we deeply feel.
The excitement in the coke w l * c 1 1^ 14 > w,t 1 1 ' e ^ p ’ which we recently made use of.
regions of Pennsylvania, where tlol ° 1 our - vu ‘ uso tl, ' w -' r ’ As that is just about tl^e" height
u number of strikers were killed has been conneeted with one to w j l j c } 1 S()U | wou ],j 80ar
recently, has subsided consider- dr other of the newspapers pub- 8hnul(l it ilu . line t() , it
ably and no further trouble is 1 Ipdicd from time to time at this
anticipated.
John R. Cooke, an ex-Con-
federate General, died in Rich
mond on Thursday. He was
the brother-in-law ufthefamous
Confederate cavalryman, Gen.
J. K. B. Stuart.
the artist hail resided in Bedford, the
mother ijnestioned her and found that
’■■.er former husband still lived there.
Much to her joy she teamed that her
daughter was not dead, hut had grown
to be a handsome young woman, had
married and lived in Cleveland. Her
husband shortly afterward was willed to
Si
Who’s next?
AS SOLEMN AS AN OWL.
The editor of the Florence
very severely
promised to look up the daughter.
Arriving in this cit-y he easily found
her, and telegraphed to the anxiously
waiting mother in Kansas City, “Lilly
is here.” That same afternoon the moth-
er started for Cleveland. She was driven
straight to the residence of Joseph Cow-
en, an employe of the Champion Spring
Bed company. He is the husband of
the long lost daughter, and they live in
Brooklyn village. A surprise here await
ed the visitor in the shape of a chubby
2-weeks-old baby boy, who was held up
to make the acquaintance of grandma.
Cleveland Leader.
Offers his professional services to
the people of Darlington and vieinit .
Office over the store of Edwards, Nor
me nt & Co.
Jan Ik, 'HO—ly
Kince tlfe recent disastrous fire from
which lie suffered so severely
Annual Meeting.
The Annual Meeting of the Stoek
holders of tlie People’s Bank of Dar
lington for the election of Directors
will he held nt this Bank on Monday,
27 hist. H. L CHARLErl, Osuhitr.
April 8, Iblil. *t
Mortgagee’s Notice of Sale.
N oxiiji, is hereby given that by
virtue of a chattel mortgage to
me executed and delivered by Joseph
Rosenberg on the 18th day of Decem
ber, 18. 0, 1 w ill sell at public auction
at irarlington •’ H , B. C., on the 27th
d»v of Anri! instant, liegliinirig at
eleven o'clock A M., in the rooms
heretofore occupied by the said Ro
senberg as a bar room and billiard and
nisi! ro’ in, all that stis k of liquors,
cigars, A *., hillia <1 and jmol tables,
furniture and fixtures, aud all other
personal propeity of the said Ib sen-
berg now being within the said rooms,
the same being ineluded within the
said mortgage Tends of sale, e s'u
ABRAM WKINBEKti, Mortgagee-
Darlington, S. O., April 3. Iblil
A few of the many Bn
TVr
T ~'c ^
W 'wXa a a
&
▲ a i
IWH
ie ~ f be
has purchased the stock of Dr. W. J.
itinier, and has leased the latter's
lesirakle business stand on the West
dde of the 1’uhlic Square fqi;^ term
if years. Here his fneii Is and patron?
.viil find him in the tutu e provide 1
iii heretofore with u large and select
isso tiuent of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY ARTICLES,
&C., &C.
wan probably natural for him to
place. The nature of his busi- interpr ' t , t our I)ar0(lv on a well
ness brought him into inter- i-„n wn mi,Motion m, a »
.... , , known quotation as a bona JUlt the visiting Hioux Indians who
course with a large number of effort at composing verses. That
fallen so flat”!
Gallantry of the Hioux.
A correspondent who has just returned
from line Ridge agency tells a story of
are now
in Washington.
people, ami we doubt whether , it ghould ha ; w .< f ; ilt . n BO flat . j “Reading of the reception U.e Indians
there was any other man in the w i»}, i.,, ^cenid m church Simibiv. amt the f.ict
. Wltn cl man (ti Slicri ke<‘ll per- that they attended the theatre Monday
county, whose circle of j ceptiou and wide information as ^veuing, recalls a fanny incident that
The Tennessee Legislature ; tanees was larger than his. I li*or nf the 7Vmc\ happeni-1 when they were in Chicago en
huu iiuuuo.l -i Inw u-rnntinir t i i i 111 r )I I he 11 mi s argues rente to Washington. Tha manager who
B in„« P L.Tll ‘ fable ,ind gHnt, '‘ manly 111 hl8 ill for the success of our jokelet,! has charge of the visiting Indians
ate soldiers ranging f t om $8 S ,, ‘‘ ilrin «- ^ H8ess “ (1 of a kind | and after the solemn lesson h e I j’-’^ht he would an,ase them by taking
to !ji25 per month g according to l‘«art and sympathetic nature, ha8 taught us we Hincereiy ''". «theatre the evening. He
the degree of disability. it is not likely that lie had a , )ro mise that we will never try
in the whole
promise that we win never
to be "funny” again.
Clarence Robinson, aged eight hin Kl e enemy
tried to drown Emmie Stroud, world,
aged four, in Chester County Such opportunities as fell to The Florence 77/i/f'.vsays: “The
last week, bailing in this the his lot, Mr. White improved to! Florence Tmtex is the only utet-
young fiend killed the giil b_\ j^eir fullest extent, and being j ropolitan newspaper in tlie Pee
naturally of an intelligent mind, Dee section.” Tire Times also
he bad in the course of his well- says in the same issue: “A nar-
spent life stored up a consider- fow-mindededitor is a sad thing
able fund of information. When to contemplate.”
office, telephone exchange" and the State called for his services, m v —, „
other offices and stores The he re nded V rom V X\y, and re-. ^ ' *
loss is is estimated at $900,000. . , . , , I The State.
. mained in the field during four
Hon. Geo. F. Edmunds, Unit- „ » ,i ii r . e Mr. t has. McLarterty, m hose
ed States Senator from Ver- - vear8 of the bloodiest warfare i r0 mantic man ia^e was men-
that the world has ever known, tinned in these columns a few
crushing tier skull with a stone
Fire broke out in Elizabeth.
New Jersey, on Monday,* and
destroyed a block of buildings
in which were loeated the post
never fur ii moment thought tlmt tragedy
would rouse the warlike nature of
which the Sioux is so abundantly en
dowed. Well, lie got them into several
boxes all right, aud everything went
wi ll until the third act.
"Tlie play was ti heavy tragedy*, and
in this net the heroine was to be killed.
The minute the villain attempted to
strike the woman with a knife three of
t ie Sioux rose from their seats and act
ually prepared to leap over the iwxes
onto tlie stage for the purpose of rescu
ing the heroine. The theatre was soon
in an uproar, and it wins only by remov
ing tlie tiiree refractory Indians from the
theatre tlmt tlie actors could proceed.
That also explains why they were taken
tn see a light opera iu Washington."—
l hiradelphia Press.
ment, has resigned. He was
the oldest Senator in time of receiving on one occasion the ( *. a . vs a ^°;' ias returned to Hie
service, having entered that wound in the head which cost ” lly ’* w ’ t j 1 h ' s l,rul . e ” antl . t: ‘f y
body in 1866. • The condition of him the siirht of one eve and !^ ve . ta ^ en * < l ualteI ^ atthe
his health induced him to re- ™ ,f g V. eye, and ( Q ra nd Central Hotel. I pon
8 jg n which his physicians regard as their arrival Mr. ami Mrs. Mc-
.. 4 xr i , ,, the remote cause of his end. ! Cafferty were.met at the depot
Hampton Nelson and Gentry 8trik - .. hararU>riRtil , of by the bride’s father, who wel-
Butler, the two colored men me sulking characteristic of .., n . Hd them home
who were convicted of murder- Mr. White's whole life was his
ing (’apt John Maxcy in Sum- thorough conscientiousness and Buckien’s Arnica Salve,
ter County last January^ were | ds devotion to duty. The day The Best Salve in the world
Gu .ia’h W’htellful l‘'ye.
There \vi.si :i meeting of representative
railroad men and steamship managers in
Ft. Peterslmrg to discnsB the feasibility
of iiitnalncing "riniud trip" tickets in
the interior of Russia. Such tickets
would be of great Is-iielit to tliose who
have business iu the Volga -district, and
make short trips from one city to an
other by the steamers on that river, ami
also to excursionists along the railroad
lilies. But this measure is discounte
nanced by the police authorities.
Af present there is an officer stationed
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, 1 >' ‘ vel T ti<k et office who may examine
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, P»^l‘"‘' , » '.< f tnivihrs, without
Though grad- Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, wW isrm.ssmu no ticket can be sold.
week during an amateur per- ually growing more feeble in and positively cures Pilt*s, or no Kn 'e,i 'iiic Lddi r of'n'retur ’ "' Q ' ' S
‘ pay required. It ’
tSTA continuanee of the libera
nitronage whic^i Ims been accorded
rim in the past T" respectfully solicit
id. Jain 15-U.
One Fact is Worth a Thousand
Theories.
The question is not, ''Shall I
issnre my life but ratliet
’ What company shall 1 select 1"
The TtcentyYear Toiilint
>oltries of' the Eriitahlr Lift
Lstutr :nrr Sori/ty matitr-
ng in IS!)I return /hr poll
■ijliolder nil the pn miiiiiis
taid, and the, fulloiring
'•dies of iuterest on lhe pre
uiitm.s ichich hare hen.
uaid dntiiig the hren/i,
/ears, in iide/ifion to Hit
issaranc o/ his life during
he mi re /teriod.
20-YEAfl ENDOWMENTS.
A return incusli of all ix emiumi
AGE.
35
cent.
45
V
hanged in Sumter on Friday.
Both died claiming to be inno
cent.
At Tuscaloosa, Alabama, last ‘
was when he was regarded as for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, deers,
one of the very best printers in
urn ticket to anv
money refunded. Price 2a cents
per box. For sale at Wfllcyx &
guaranteed place may sell it to another person, and
to give perfect satisfaction, or pie iwlire would bcunable to keep its
eye im the traveling public.—Exchange.
There Were no Objections.
P biettgo Tribune.}
‘•If any here present,” said
the officiating clergyman, "can
show just cause why this man
formance, a spark of tire fell j health as the years went by
upon the dress of little Irene j,j s invariable rule was never to
Haves and she was burned to . . . . ,
death. The dress of another leav 9 ,us l ,ost unt >l he was no
little girl caught on tire and she linger able to hold up his head. Co’s drug*store
was seriously burned. A brave Confederate soldier. ——•
Ivafayette James, a colored a Christian gentleman, a loving
man, was arrested in Sumter bushund and father, and a faith-
last week on the charge of - hav- f u p f r i e „ d now lies at rest in the
ing killed a colored woman, . i . , . , ...
named Adriana Gadsden, at ^ucch-yard, withm a
Bessoins, Georgia, on' the 28tb. | ^°b e »throw of the scene of his and t|,i 8 woman may not law-
of March. He does not deny busy life and labors. Lightly tully be joined together, let him feaminof the year for love or money,
the killing, but claims that it rest the turf above him! Green speak or forever hold his peace.” but by extending heYresearches into the
was accidental. forever will his mumnrv bo with The groom, Mr. Lariat, of country the pumpkin seeker was succi-ss
V votimr man Milton Kanf i i i i Arizona, easuallv laid a pair of ful, and yent back rejoicing with a bag-
m4 y dTed K at Lkucilster Penn hl,n who 8tr,ve8 to l )lare t i" s large revolvers on the railing in ful-Si-nugfield (Mass.) Homestead.
rfylvania, about ten .lays ago 1,ttle flowor on his K rav «
under mysterious circumstances.
Last week his brother, Harry
died, and just before he died he
Vxm/essetJ that he and his brother turer of the Farmers’ Alliance. It will cost you nothing and
had agreed to commit suicide. n n.i rvd ir.dtt „r W ‘D surely do you good, if you
have a Cough, Cold, or’ any
Scarcity of Puinpkliiit.
A youn^ lady from soutlicrii Connecti
cut visited the city this week in quest of
a supply of pumpkins to furnish the
l>;isis for a pumpkin party. The homely
hut honest fruit is wanted in t only for
pumpkin pies, but for jack o’ lanterns,
jardinieres and other articles of htmse
and piazza decorations. Not a pumpkin
can be obtained in Connecticut at this
Ti*
front of him and the ,
x i% i J Taxed While Iu Jail.
PARTY LOYALTY. ’ procee . A peculiar case wa S that of Jol*
N _ _ uray, who was up in the criminal court
Mr. W. J. Talbert, State Lee- 0W ry ' IS ' • for receiving stolen goods. Attorney A.
•rs’ Alliance It will cost you nothing and B. Dors hud jipit s«cnred a verdict of
' • • will surely do you good, if you not guilty for him, aud he was stepping
and Col. Keitt, of Ixewberry, } iav e a Cough Cold or* anv fl "" 1 tho lox when he.was nmanded
both intimate pretty broadly trouble with Throat, Chest oY f,,r 'i'-T' 11 '“V, ^ ‘“'"f
company has been organ- that there will be a third party Lungs Dr. Kings New Dis- w , e k aii.uouy. Ik- w»si., jail a m<mth
ized for the building of a rad- i n the State before long. The * ov ” ry f° r Consumption, Coughs wairing iri.d on the 1 arcenjr charge, and
road from BennetUville to Gib Iv , n( , ( , rntif . n , rtv v „ rv . and Colds is guaranteed to give it was for his failure to pay the alimony
son’s Station just across the 1 ” , - r ’ tr ' relief, or money will be paid during that time that he was held for
line in North Carolina. Work well dispense with the services back. Sufferers from La Grippe desertion.—Putsburg Post,
upon the road will begin this of these two stirers up of strife,, found it just the thing and un-
summer. The road when com- one of whom was elected to der 'b* ust> ha I a speedy and
pleted will give Bennettsville office on its platform, while the ’P e rff ct f ecovery ’ Try a^ample gmit llullU , r . u« lle ver goes out with-
important connection other is "mad” because he w is ^'Dh* at our expense and learn “ nt b^ing a large ..umber of quail,
with the North and West other w mad because he was for yoU r8elf just how good a and he g.4 ofien. While hnutiug re-
cently with Mr. Belcher ft frightened
ceremony
They both took arsenic.
with interest at the rate o
(ii }■.r cci.t.
G3 } e
8 per cent,
LIFE RATE.
Tontine pniiod terminating at
tha end of 20 years.
A return in cash of all preiijuim
VGE with interest at tlie v«te of
35 7i percent
45 p r c n(.
55 5} perc nt
The iclurn tin oiliei kindt
d policies is in proporiiou,
lepeitdin.^ upon t. kind tf
luliej and lli^ jir n.iuins paid.
There is no ns-uv nee ex-
tai t in any company which
ompaf s wi ll iliio.
The Equilahlt} is i h i
frougest coui'pnmj 'm th<
1 f oritl nnd Ii Ufte..uds the
arge.sl hnsiiK'Stp,
ORGANIZED, JULY' 1859. .
Isse/s, s I lo.OOO.OOO
Inr/dnsy - Jd.UOO.OOE
Its latest form of Policy is
UNRESTRICTED
^jifter one year,
INCONTESTABLE
after two years,
” NON-FOR PEI TA RLE”
af er three years,
I * T
and payable
WITH<4LT DELAY.
Further information will be
' promptly furnished on applica-
ERnEST A. SVlTil
Is prepared to make photographs
of yourself, ycur residence,
y.ur baby, or your whole
family.
nil ..urn vUurdni’Ccu.
Don't r elay! You may hie to
regret it.
Gadery over Boyd's I fug Store.
April 2-tf
People’s Bank
D a r 1 i n g t o n.
i
5 per cent Interest
paid on time depos
its from day of do-
\
pogit.
Saving isfhe Roadfo Wealth.
E. KEITH DARG.VM. President.
W. A. (iARRIGAX^ Yice President.
H. L. ( H A R LKSi. L’fi. hier.
Bacon 5} to 61.
Flour 5.00 to 6.25.
CoiTeij -0 to 80.
Sugar 6 tu 7.
Choice Hams lOto ISf.
Rice 5 to 71.
Pure I eaf Lard 9}.
Tobacco 25 to 60.
Soop 2} to il bur.
Nails 2} to 3.50.
BLACKWELL PROS’.
Heavy Checks fi , 6-uimI 7.
Sheetings and Shirtins 5 to 8.
Blenching^ 5 to 121
Calicos 5 to 71.
Cottonode* tO to 25.
Lillies’ Dress Goods 20 to 60.
Gents’ Shoes 1.00 to 5.00.
Ladies and Women's Shoes75 to 3.50.
Men’s Spring Suits 8 50 to t5.00.
Boys’ ” " 1.25 to 7 00.
Iinpromed New Home Sewing Machines 30.00to45.00.
Improved Wheeler AsWilson No. 9 35.00 to 50,00.
Second Hand Maeliines 1.25 to 10.01.
Welling & Bonnoitt.
.i,
mpium
gfent 3-for
McCormick Mowers,
lEIndersand Hay Rakes,
Tiistihulsiy Wind Mills,
IlSriinsoii Bar Slides,
{Law’s Block Homes,
a>a»ii«s’ Side Harrows,
tie on Harrows.
Carry a full supply of
Pumps and Pipe for drl- -
wells, Rubber at d
Ma-
1 lion to
P
HEAR I
Misses J. FOUNTAIN, j
have jus 1 ,, opened, their supply'
^ , en
Strir.r Millinery, Leather Keliing and
''0 whirh they/Mite the atten-|^ # ||||||x
non of the ladies tf the town! _
and county. M. foxiVSk FlCCCV for
The ’asscitiusnt has been j^|cC.>OI*lllick
selected with greLt care, an!
the customers of the firm, m
findmuciite interest them.
Special Agents for Buttenck's
Patterns.
Ms.-jll ‘iii-tni
Maehi es
kept in stock,
FiM
9
HAHTSYILLE
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
GIN HOUSESs, STORES,
DWELLINGS. BARNS.
And all iiisuralde property |iliii-ed nt
lowest adequate rates of premiuin
iu the largest Companies.
Any information cheerfully given.
('all and see us.
J. L COKER & CO.,
HARTSYILLE. S. C.
Feb. 1!)'()! ii
Dry Goods, • Ladies’ Dress Goods, Fans*
Parasols, Umbrellas, Shoes, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs and Hosiery, in
endless variety. •
0*nnrts r Fnvnishing ©oods.
aiPeiXb,
w f
Iti verly's Luck with the Gun.
George Beverly, of Thontasville,
i other is "mail” because he was
not. If they wouhl “flock by thing it is. Trial bottles free at
A terrific nre occurred m ( hi-1 themselves” and form a little Willcox St Go’s Drug Store.
l H , Large size 50c. and $1.00.
keys were burned to death. . South Last fall, for
A crowd of five hundred ne . ^e of that party, a
R r
City, Missouri, on Wednesday representing a large
Who.: Baby wus sick, we gave her ( astorfa.
When she was a Child, she cried for Cfcstorift.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
cago on Bundav. Manv large , , 4 i ..
buildings were destroyed. The party of h '' ,r own - 11 woull,
fire wa8 the largest that lias vis- a triumph for tr|pi Democracy,
ited that city since the great which is acknowledged by nine-
eonflag-ationof 1871. The loss tenths of the members of* tie
is about $1 ,€00.000. Among the »,v , An . * i
property destroyed was a dime f armer8 Alliance to be the on-
museum, in which a lot of mon- _ y I ,ar ty for the jieople of the
the wel- j 'Vhen she had Children, she gave them Castorl.
minority 1
rroes attacked the jad at Kansas of thc white people of the State,
5ity, Missouri, on Wednesday representing a large and in- —« — »
night of last week, with the in-1 fluential class of her citizens. Specimen Cases,
tention of lynching William voted against their inclination 8. H. Clifford. Now Cassel,
McCoy, who hruta ly murdered f * Wis.. was troubled with Neural- ~
a girl recently, and at the door Ior ; nen uiey " eIL Iar Iro " 1 mn ft nd Rhcnm»tiKin Hir
they met only one guard who admiring. Should the order of *, h wa8 ( n S o, dt;r e d , ’his Liver
threatened to shoot the first thihgs be reversed at any time w a . s affected to an alarming de-
O L'wwiCli
A
D. 111 LIXG TOJX, - S. C.
I shall take pleasure in re
turning to you an example of
the profits which would accrue
quail fiew against liis gnn ant] killed it- j to you on a policy on your own
life, on the basis of the expe-
self.—Cor. Savannah News.
It Sitotved Salt.
It snowed at Salt Lake recently, and a
peculiar feature of the storm was a large
quantity of salt which fell with it. The
suow melted next day, and left the salt
on the ground at least one-fourth of an
inch in thickness.—Cor. Chicago Trib-
iwe.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion & Debility.
' rience of the company up to the
present time. You will then
understand more distinctly the
idvantages of assuring your
ife with the Equitable Society.
MoMAiNlNK,
©ealfcp in 1
Wine,. Ale, Beer,
liquors and Cigars. ’
The Very Finest Brtof s cf
Always in Ttedl..
A LARGE SIT PL Y OF
a T:T2Sr WPiXSiKTEd Y
Just recciv whic'.i is being
sold off at a low pric j.
s3-6m oct-
vs-
ar
HANDSOME SPRING SUITS, all
made in the very latest style.
Strav its! to Hals!
WOOTTON’S PARENT
WII{F TOBACCO HA\GKI?K
ALL
STOVES,
STOVES
AND AT jlLL PRICES.
of the Fanners’ Movement find
, that they are in the minority
Near Reno, Arkansas, on Nat-1 we firmly believe that they, too,
be influenced only by
urdav. Jack Cassidy, while in a , , ■
drunker, stupor, crushed u; ~' woul<1
wife's head in with a club
nan who approached the door. j n the future, and the followers gree, appetite fell away and he
th « Farmers’ Movement find was terribly reduced *,, flesh
out accompl.shing its purpose. . , i _ and strength. Three bottles of
Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harris-j
hjg i ""ue* iiiiiueneeu miiv oy | hurg. 111., had a running sore;
A patriotic motives, and that, in k* s k’K < ’I i eI Kht years' stand 1
bystander, William Smith, at- order to maintain the power 0 f;'Ng- l sed t.iree bottles of Elec-
tempted to interfere and the H ie Democratic partv intact and seven boxes of
friemt stahlK},! him to the heart „ ,, , , Bu< * le " 8 A r ni( * a Sa,ve ’ aa< ^ bis
with a knife. Alfred Skinner|‘ ^ wou,< * bow to the will of log is sound and well. John
up about this time and ' the majority, Messrs. Talbert Speaker, Catawba, O’, had five
also stabbed him to! ami Keitt to the contrary not- ^fge frever sores on his leg,
"■ «. '"'r* r'l
the murderer dea.i A 1 may do vt,ry weH foT the North one box Buckien’s Arnica Salve
struck a colored wo- or ***« w »i»t, but wo’llhavenone cured him entirely. Sold
C7AKT TTSiUjm IJNT .A-iNT "V ✓ ; full line of the Clioicest
HOUSEFURNISHINGGOODS, TIN
WARE, HARDWARE, PUMPS, PIPING ;sn,„w i .
AND FiTTiNGS, OF EVERY DESCRIP-| D.iwii on T ,i m* Trm ikrFIn^wt*, 1 ^!^’" 1 ® "'"-’ Tobapio , an Is* Balkeil
T'ON. a-
PRICE, WHEN CASH ACCOMPANIES ORDER
J , K ’Complpt* (TAYires to Sti. kl
. " hkx noons a UK sc u, .os ti ck tiik piuck wi
I R ? a P**r 17 W ‘reH to Stii-kl
l,(KXi \\ i (No Stir km
Baekete, jier Doien !.."..'. {,T.TT.
Sample Stick Mailetl for 5 (8*,its.
j in an! late Rjofin? and
Fronts a specialty._
SatIsfaction guaranteed on aM work
Give tin a 1-all nnd y..u will sifrely la
pleased
Gift
LL HK :
a serious wound. |of it in South Carolina.
x Drug store.
J. C. WHITE. •
Corner Pnbiie Square ami Main Street.
J.G. Merall a Old stand
April Ii: lyr
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on hand at i
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. 4.51
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TOBACCO HANGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
J. HALIFAX
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