Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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t ' • '• Jlarlinjtan Jlnrs. Municipal politics in Charles-^lumbia for two or even three! HENRY T. THOMPSON. - Editor. ! j n a deplorable' condition. In frmn doin « 8 °’ however . h Y the „r.~ —. " , 7. nn ,«a i~ every ward there is more than unreasonable stipulation re- RAJ? 0 ' ES Thursday, ARBOTT’S East Indian Corn Paint Corns, Huiilons ami Insil Qrt v r xw wart* si>eedllyaudwithont pain. Apni Ov, 1 OjI , one club and the party is divid- ferred to. Let the* State look I.ippman Bro*.. )>rusri;ists, I’ropn., ed into two factions. The ex- into this nhase of the matter too • Savannah, Oa. Bold Uy J. A. Boyd JRIAL NOTES. t ecutive committee has called a • ?v 1 , , and Wiik-oi i Co. Of tA.OOO jiersons ill of cholera convention and one faction will . h * le ,l tho general sub- Dfinlfe nf Coheorintinn in Japan last year, 31,6(K) died. I respond to the call. The other J ertof 8t,curin g reduced rates. DODliS 01 ollDSCripilOn. T . • ., ... , .. faction does not recoirnize the Whatever is done must be done Nntict* is hereby ^iven that the it is saiu that tho rollofapph- executivecomniitteeand will not nrornntie ii,„ • i • hooks of *ui)»eription to the eapitul cants for entrance into Clemson ^ F>,OInptiy ' as tho ( «n‘<‘iinial is Hock of The Darlington Brick‘and Notice for Registration. On the fi’st Monday in Mav and on I the ilrwt Monday in ear h of the five! moutUs following la)ok* for reg uni tion will 1m> opened in tiie Court Hon-t at Darlington irotn s» jt. to t p m J. F. (IAR.NF.B, Registrar, Notice. 3 OOMPRTIT1VE EXAMINATION for the Alumnie Scholarship will lie lield at Sumter institute, Monday, June 8th lOo'eloek, A. M. People’s Bank A COMBINATION OF' BARGAINS. College has reached 410. An explosion occurred in Bohemia recently and seven persons were killed and a num ber of others wounded. Ground has been broken the erection of a handsome -* •<*» tion. So there will be two con-1 humor and poetry. ventions to nominate candidates' ,,, . . for Mayor and Aldermen. There . Jhe f iorenc « Tlne * does not appear anv prospect of ^ ia ^ wt! nave no sense of humor, for * WO ^ ac *' ons uniting. and that we can’t write poetry. We must perforce plead guilty Iron Works will be opened at the Bank of Darlington on Wednesday. May 8. J. C. WILI.COX, W.C OOKKK. It (iKO. H. EDWARDS. monument to Gen. Grant at Riverside Park in New York. In New York recently a" legal oath was taken by telephone, the person swearing being too sick to go to the notary's office. Memorial services were held throughout the South on Sun day in honor of the late General Joseph E. Johnston. MISS L. SI SCHMID the first count—one who T* no . w prepared to serve Customers ,i *i . ,i at her new Store on Cashua Street, d allege that the Florence with all the Utest stylesoi THE REPLY OF THE REGENTS. to The Board of Regents of the <,0 ul< Lunatic Asylum have addressed "Gmes is “the only metropolitan .Uillijifrf/; to Governor Tillman a reply to I» a l»er in the Pee Dee Section” JMdics, Miyara and t'hil- the charges made by his jnves- must posses a keen fund of liu- drm’s Huts, Bon nets and tigating committee in which mor himself, and due deference Ca/>s. they say: “The inquisition was OF- O IIPVNAS ERM., Prop.-ietor», Bruj. >: rsn’f Wotk, S'-VAI'RAH. G*. Sold by J. A. Boyd and Villcox & Co should he paid to his opinion Indies' Trimmed Hats from Oflcts t<> 3 FOR F^RED in regard to such matters. As. Mis us - from25ct»to*4.00: Baby P Five persons who were pres- made by the committee without in regard to such matters. As * fl un - from 25ct»to 14.00; Baby notice to us, without any inti- to the poetry writing, however, ‘ fr " : “ 2 ’ , ts 0 * ’ ;' 0 - we would mildly su ent at the recent marriage feast put on trial, and consequently contemporary that he hasn’t in Louisville, Kentucky, where with no opportunity given us, seen us try yet. We must insist arsenic was put in the coffee, or anv of the officers in charoe that our modest effort in tin nave since died. Reeves Lewis, a prominent and popular young citizen of New Orleans committed suicide a few days ago. He had be- mation to us that we were to he we "'ould mildly suggest to our Ani1ll3l $l Qft t!ng The Annual Meeting of the Stoek holders of the People’s Bank of D.ir i 1 Tn‘ir nilr inn.I.t , r ,, lington for tiie ele(*tion of Direetor rs in charge lnal our niodest effoit in the wil , be hel(1 attliis H , inkon Nonilav of the institution, for cross-ex- wa )' cf doggerel parody was not 27 hud il l. CHARLES, Cashier.' amination or rebuttal. It was ‘“tended for “original poetry,” A|ll!l w ' l1, entirely an ex parte proceeding, though, as we have said, the , whf're witnesses were examined tnnvn is not to blame for mis- st in private. Aft er taking it for that, since it is poetry” be jiaees. The WATCHES Repaired and Warranted 1 AT J. II- Maso.v A: Co's J rev. i;i at Stork. 1 Plantations for Sale. A tract of :;i!i arres, near Mevhan- icsyille, 8. C. A triu-t of !:() acres known as the Bowman plare, mar Hartsville, H. C , with good dwelling house. Terms cast. Apply to W. F DA KG AX, Mar. 2!i-4t Darlington, S. C. The New Drug Store. I desire to inform my friends, ac quaintances, and tho public in gener al, that 1 have opened my Drug Stort in Dr Lunuey’s Building on Pear! .-Street, where I will lie pleased to have TI,o t .„.;i t.,,, .. r .! o - them call when they need anything , • , . , I lie Api ll term of the Supreme ! in tiie way of pure drugs, fine toilet oiten us tlieir rules require; and Court has been adjourned sine ltr,il ' lrti - p-'tent medicines, stationery. second, a lax performance of r i i O- tVe Hoinngto see them all at an early , O, m.y pt normalise or ! die, the death of Judge Simpson date, and to receive a large share o! Judge Me- patronage, lam, Respectfully, J. O MULDROW, Prescription Druggist. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all iiours ' April 2 8m. I'iAN MID mWM. , J' J*• ^■ Will piiriff and your •wotfl, cnvttc a Kood apperttaand tpve your w m*Ui svdiem tone aed strength. A prominent railroad auperinteiKleot at ^tvu iiiah, suffering with Malaria, Dys^p sin. an J Rheumitti-im sav.i: “After taking 1*. P. P he never felt so well in his life, and ret ls as if he could live forever, if he could always got P. P. I\" If you arc tired out from over-work and close coufluenieut, take come insano from insomnia Field Marshal Count Von a h examination of such portions j us t about the class of Moltke, of the German Army, of the testimony taken by the which w 0 a 1 naturally and the greatest general in the j Legislative committee as has , ’ vo,ved fro,n tho of its ed- atTheageof ninety-one. now just been submitted to us ltor ’. ,J |' at there are some who by the Governor we find that in j£ el *uinely admire the idea con- I !“ T .'“e "T tests in the army demonstrated witnesses giving the most unfa- h 0 Arrowed is the only that not one soldier in twenty vorahle testimony were either we ( an acc 0’Jnt for the fre- could hit a man at twenty j discharged attendants or em- (iuency with whit h t,,(, y ar(> ployees having some fancied ta(died as p0€ ^ ry to the end of civil war in Chili still grievance to avenge.” lohituarynoticesinourdailypa- eontinues and almost every day qq Board then nroeepil tn! pers ’ 1 ' 0(-s t,ie editor of the it seems that the revolutionists; principal charges made against "lord high everthing ” have - fight. A light occurred between mountaineers and some work men, near Rock wood, Tennes see, last week and one of the workman was killed and six were wounded. Dr. Seelye, the educator, de clares that at the present rate of progress the women in this country will, at the end of th - present century, he better ed ucated than the men. P. P. P. If you are tt\ and out of aorta, P. P. P. If your digest! tako p. p. ?. If vou surfer w debiiitv autl woa p. p. p. If yen are fcvlfnr badly iu the spring and out of aorta, take If your digestive organs need toning ut>, tako If vou suffer with ho tindigestion, debility autl weakness, ia*.o If you svff »r whh r*Tvori* prostration nerves unstrung ai.d a gent i-.d U t down of the system, take P. P. gotten the best of the them : First, a failure to meet as !'il, Pcrof- uio ifemaie Napoleon I, which was stolen from a museum, was found re cently by the police in tho C^uartier dti Temple in Paris. An old clothes dealer had given the thief 70 cents for it. Last week Private Miller, of theLnited States Army, was killed by D. J. Hunt at' Walla Walla, Washington. On Fri day night a party of soldiers re venged the murder of their com panion by lynching Hunt. Sylvester Triado ami Francis co Olives had a duel in Califor nia last week. Olives was kill ed and Triado was arrested. They were both farmers and were neighbors. They had quarreled about some cattle. their duty when such meetings < and the illness are held. In answer to the Gowan leaving onlv one member charges made concerning the of the Court in attendance treatment of the pauper patien ts, This action is unfortunate and the Board score the following Srea tl y to tie regretted, as the excellent point: “That the non- 1 large numberof important cases pay patients, however, are well-; awaiting a hearing must now he i cared for we appeal to the testi-1 continued until the November term. The Governor has noth ing to do in the afternoon after office hours, and could so easily have filled one of the vacant positions. A prompt and im partial administration of justice would have thus been ensured, (not to mention the question of “economy”), and we wonder that these considerations did not commend the plan to the “pow ers that be.” w TIT mony of Governor Tillman him- The historical gray coat of wFlo > a Ger a personal ex amination of the institution in November last, stated, some what, as it appeared, with an air of complaint, that ‘the pau per’ inmates fared better than the poor toiling farmer who was taxed for their support.’ ” The Regents have prepared an admirable paper in every re spect, if we except the fact of their silence in regard to the charges made against the su perintendent and the officers immediately in control of the institution. The Board were “in the same boat” with these A. Siil' Is prepared to make photographs of yourself, your residence, y.ur Lahy, or your whole family. x n i ■ ' All For Blo'vl Po’sin Rb'-ivnn Mia, • M .Sort's. Malaria, Clm. Complaints, tako F. P. P. Prickly Ash, Poke Rcot and Potassium. Tho best bi.xxl purifier iu tho worM. LIPPMAN BP. M S., Wholesale Druggists^ Hole Proprietors, LippSUn's Block, Savannah, r ia. Sold by .1. A. Boyd and Will cox Da rlington. per cent Interest paid on lime depos its from day of de posit. Saving is the Road to Weal. E. KEITH DARGAN, President. W. A. CAKKIOAN, Vi.ePresident. H. L. CHARLES, Cashier. Wo MANXK, ©ealer* in Wine, Ate, Eeer, liquors and Cigars. Tho Very Finest. Brands cf Always in Stock A LARGE SUPPLY OF aC'-TlIsr WKITSKIEY Just received which is being sold off at a low price. s8-6m oct-30 I Since ilie recent disastroui fire from which he suffered so severely Dr Jc^ r ' \ B r vi has purchaser! the stock of Dr. W. J. Garner, and has leased the latter's desirable birr-itioss stand on the West side of tin I'ublie Square fora term of years. Here his friends and patrons will find him in the futu e provide 1 ■ as heretofore with a lnr;;e and select I assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, TO:LET ARTICLES, FANCY ARTICLES, &.C., &.C. t2TA continuance of the libera pairomii'e. which has been accorded him itr the past is respectfully solicit 'd. Jain 15-tf. A bargain in everything throughout the store, and it is wonderful what a dollar will do in this heavy stock of ttS-|)RV GOODS, G HOC BUIES, CCOTIUAG, SHOES, HATS, FURNISHING GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.^3«r We will sell them, one and all, as low as any living man dare sell honest goods. Luck is Looking for Tou in tke Shape of BARGAINS at El UjtI Welling & Boimoitt. MMIRE, CUTLERY, MS IM AfiRICULTIM in ' w Jl Xa V rAwLa ClIj. L W w. ■ Dent De officers, and it occurs to us that lias ,lad consa lerable experience eiay! You may Uyq to regret it. Gallery over Boyd's Drugstore. April 2-tf sumter's new paper. Misses A. & J. FQUNTAIH The Freeman is the name of a Lave JUSt Opened tlieir Supply new paper published in Sumter, 0 f of which Mr. John J. Dargan is n . tymi Dargan o cm istew stock: of ^pving ami Rummer (f)ooas Is ready for inspection and we request examination from all. We have everything you want in Variety, an the senior editor. Mr. j ] ip PTJT lIxIIaavL i Style, Quantity for UcCorinick HI o n c r .*>. IBisule s and May Slakes. Maliaday Wind Mills, SSrnnson liar tildes, flaw’s Iliock HSasnes, avies’ Side Marrows, Age Harrows. Carry a foil snppjy Pumjss and Pipe for dri; ett weiis, Utnbiier a l.eaiher Helling and Ha chine Oils. N. It. Extra McCormick kept in stock. Pieces for Klacli! iii. s&Bim wmm* f$@t A posse of officers and citizens ^ nmke ‘' common ca ««e” with attempted to arrest a gang of t, * ie,n would have been the robbers near Attala, Alabama, graceful and proper thing to do. on Friday. A fight ensued and m one of the posse and one of the rates TO the coluvria rew robbers were mortally wound- tenn^al ed. Most of the gang were fi- nally captured. J he State is making a com- Hon. John H. Reagan, United ,aendable e ^ rt to a re- States Senator from Texas, has <luct,on ln the excursion rates # , resigned in order to accept the for civi, ‘ a ns attending the Co-i JT 1 ? 0 j 8 it; you bave w ‘th ^ r ,p ria , chairmanshipof the Texas Rail- lumbia Centennial as agreed ^ ls J 1 .' 5,) . j f < )r 4 botUe of patent KbSTifSiic VSfL' r" b - v cou * "'“ k0 «“ ^ long time and was Postmaster Ft 18 neither i ust nor reasonable Saleman—“Mr. Dinguss.” General in Jefferson Davis’cab- ^lioy should ho higher than Proprietor—“That man’s rep i»et. the rates to the State Fair or to I ,tatlon ’„. J - am( ‘ s ’ should have The annual reunion of the Charleston’s Gala Week cole- 1 to^U-uTt hiln. 1 ^Vcare no'tlimg Association of U ii'tei! Confede- brations in the fall; on the con-1 for the amount involved but to wni nmhS?| 8 v < fL t t e iT h0 ] e ^ 0U i. h trary, they should be lower if ^ach you a lesson, James. I ^YSSOCT .^TIOTST. son, MissTssippT on June .'i^thc anythi “K- This matter is by Hhall have to hnik to vo« for the W. 0. COKER, President, day set apart for the unveiling far the most important of all' Pa ie ^Jr" iddemun^vnn th 'ii J - J - WAKI) - v ‘Tv President. ()n Thursday night a woman of the Centennial,‘tndwe^trust v K^l^ S® 4. f! was horribly murdered in n that the State will keen “ham- u s V rin? med!cilie is DARGAN and E. E. LUXN. third rate hotel in New York bv ,, . F> . 1 1 I. P. J ., the greatest blood i This Aiwooiation lend* fuoo on each an unknown man. The body was maring away at it until some purifier in the world, as hosts ■ sh:,re of Kt0<,k - 'I he i Wits of the in mutilated in a manner similar re,,uct i°n >» the rate is obtained. <>f people in this city, where it '’j;** 0 "™! borrower have been here - ork T dan r hy “Jack the Columbia may appropriate her ! i8 mmiufaotured can testify, Sa- Kipper in London and the m o thousands of dollars for the sue- vannall > (}a - June 1. All ].articu!«r* furnished upon appli- man belonged to the same class „ , .. «m L. K. williamsoV. as all of Jack's victims ess ^ be celebration; her en- ^ a Spring Meaicine. Another riot occurred in the tc ;; prbfill f d ti^ 8 “>ay resort to i Nothing so efficacious as P. coke regions of Pennsylvania a the * now n expedients for P I for a spring medicine at on Wednesday of last week! enti cing visitors and for enter- J_. 18 8e ? s l ) . n; ai " 1 ( or toning up, b f-wec„ the strikers and u taining them after their arrival, Hhenff’s posse. A girl among and yet a most dismal failure as a journalist, and is a writer to ^LlCh they lUYlte the atten- of rare force and ability. We tlOH of the ladies cf the town' predict for him, therefore, the success which he his new venture. deserves in Wholesome Lesson. [Chicago Tribune. ] Proprietor of drug store (look ing over the accounts)—“James, and county. The assortment has been selected with great care, and the customers of the firm will find much to interest them. Special Agents for Butterick’s itterns. March 26-2in Carolina Inter-State BUILDlNu AND LOAN Correct Price. We are Headquarters. H. B. Our Specially: To Please Cur Dry Goods, Ladies’ P an C' i D i RESPECTFULLY, Dress Goods,* Fans, Umbrellas, Shoes, Gloves, 'chiefs and endless varietv. ‘iy, in (Gents’ Furnishing (goods. tr invigorating, and as a strength- ener and appetizer take P. P. P the strikers was killed and sevt “T “ “T'™™ 1 Ianure ^ will throw oil the Malaria, ral persons on both sides were ' Vl ‘ 1 c^ov ' ,, all their efforts un- and put you m good condition, wounded. The arrival of troons le88 t * ie ra * lr °ad tickets are re- .' 1> '. 1 ’- p tho l>est spring medi- alone put an end to the riot. dueed to a price which will -ITVn, f ° r . the - Edmund Holladay, colored. P*ace them within the reach of to in the spring 6 ^ em ^ Ia) ' was hanged in Manning, on the masses of the people. .^‘7*7 L r,da V 0rthe,, , 1Urderof Joll,1 The special rate allowed the ^ R0WN ^ BITTERS W. DuBose, a white farmer in ,i u.. ,, Cures Dyspepsia, In digestion & Debility. S. E. S. >1 I t if, General .Ifent. KARTSYILLE CleansJJries,Improves the» Market Value se (oTtoH •x^end foruBook..^- DdDL^y EJ91E5 (2 Little Rpck.ark.. HA1STDSOHE SPRING SUITS, all made in the very latest style. !tm Eats! Claiendon CountyTast” D^enr lnilitar >' wou1d l, e reasonable, her. On the same day Waties e,lou td 1 bn* that it is coupled Martin, colored, was hanged in w * t * 1 n condition which Mill! If you feel weaic Ali^McLeod'a wLi^ U ^ ler 0< prove a hardship to many, and and all worn out take It will he remembered thatTc T* 110 * 1 V" undoubtt ‘ dl y aff ect BROWN'S IRON BITTERS threw her body in the Congarec the attendance very seriously. ~ —'* River after choking her to '^■ 8 we nnderstand the matter, j death - each company desiring to secure A magazine containing tM-o t,i e special rate must earrv not hundred and fifty tons of . , , ,. c y tons of pow- less than twenty-five men, all of der exploded in Rome on Thurs whom day last. For a radius of some „ ether distance around the maimzinc ? 1 6 me on r i burs whom must go and return to- Wb«»i Baby wua sick, wo garo her Cnstori*. When she was a Chiltl, she cried for Castcria. When she became Miss, she clung to (‘astoria. Whes she had Children, she gave them (.’astoria. GIN HOUSES, STORES, DWELLINGS, BARNS. And all inxurable property placed at lowest adequate rates of premium in the largest Companies. Any infonuation cheerfully given. Call and see us. J. L COKER & CO., HARTSVILLE, S. C. Fob. 1!)-Gin WOOTTON’S PATENT WIKE TOBACCO HANGFKS w , HUGS and MATTIE, in AT ALL PRICES. ALL STYLES “Did you know that Skinm-r . —_ magazine f 1 on the sa,ae ( lcket - It houses were wrecked and the 18 to l,e P re8U med Jhat while streets were filled with debris, some of the companies coming badly^ar^ged^nd^the^Vafi 8 '^ 0111 j d;StanC ° Wil1 be able to has pneumonia, and is noTex- • )' M t v' m Mo «dsy, th*’tsf can/theSenceof the Jwlf*"*" 1 * ^ OI1 ^ 011 the | P^ted to liver “No; how did and many of the old churches da y the ggeat parade, yet ae ta K« Polur * He got hisfeet Thousand Dollars of first Mortgage and castles were injured. Sever- there will be found individual w, ‘ t around trying to find H07-1* to l n. Cox in payment for the al lives were lost and over n,.,.., ^liere he could buy a pair of Stockholders' Meeting. DAni.ircTox. 8. C., April 14, 1891. I A moeiiu< of the stockholders of The Darlington Liglit, Waterand Power Company is hereby called at the law office of W. F. Danran. at 11 18th dav 0-A.3ST -BIZ TTSED TIST AX-TY BA.2RXsT. SiiMert, Cheapest and Best Wire* Movable, and Tobacco can be Bulked Down on I hem. To uinko Flfu* WriipiiorB wDh troori I? 11v .n,,! rp . ^ ,s all the D aves, and secure the Highest Price, Cure on tin- Wires. ' r * > ’ W1 '' hundred Sewerinin 0 ^ “i of . the9e organizations rubbers cheapest.” p«op re jured. (who may wish to remain in Co-jizen. -Lowell Cif- pljnt of said company. By order of Board of Directors. W. F. DARGAN, i President and Treasurer. Leaves, and secure 1 PRICE, WHEN CASH ACCOMPANIES ORDER: 10*1 Hileks Complete (7 Wires to Stick) 1,000 Wii'os (No Sticks) f M HKS GOOOS Ann R. M) 0,\ TIVK THK CHICK MI 1,1, 1 100 Sticks Complete (7 Wires to 8tk‘k) 1,000 Wi es (No Sti'-ks) Baskets, per Dozen ...........E...G... Sample Stick Mailed for f Cents. Treatise on Tobacco Culture and Cm injt Mnihd VH1IE on > A-Q-IEXSTTS W^XTIED. TOBACCO HANGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, HOUSTON, HALIFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA .$3.00 . 4.00 full line of the riiriri'Eiu i(;ri 011 Imnd ut all f aeiisons." Ins, I table., fnce so!'), 18. W.,. ■ emo gw..