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VOI. XVIII !f,23 DARLINGTON, S. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 4. 1891. LOCAL ITEMS. Mks. W. R Davis gave a pio- The time for payment of town n *c to a party of young friends taxes has been extended to June 10. I “Rutlbdoe Guards” to-night and to-morrow night, June 4 and o. Mr. S. A. Nettles, editor of the Manning Timex, was in Dar lington last week. Work has been commenced on the passenger depot of the C. S. & N. Railroad. for an invitation to attend the annual exercises of the lite rary societies of the Patrick Military Institute on June 10. Capt. Byrd is one of the de- i a‘.o s for the < ccasi n. RIVERDALE. —Capt. Whipple has an extra ordinary fine piece of tobacco. It is now four feet high. -Crops through Attention, Rutledge Guards! j Dr. Pearson’s Services. at the Mineral Spring vester- it , ar - v .r 0lne 1 d ; ': 1 The committee having in ( l ay _ ^ • entitled the Rutledge Guards charge the arrangements for w dl be presented at the Opera Dr. R. G. Pearson’s revival ser- Wk return thanks to cadet House tonight and to-morrow vices have put everything in Lapt. A. H. Byrd, of this place, night, Thursday and Fridav, readiness. The services will be- ,, June 4 and 5. A complete gin on Sundav morning next i aro pretty statement of the caste and a at 11 o’clock and will continue i k ana Iookin S synopsis of the play are pub- every day for ten days or possi- lished in another column. The bly two weeks. The services —Rev. J. G Law preached at local talent has been carefully will be held in the Baptist Mechanicsville last Sunday trained, and the entertainment Church. There will be two ser-. afternoon. We are always glad Mb. R. H. Baker who i, as promises to be the most success- vices every day, at 11 A. M. and to have Mr. Law with us. been keeping books ’for Louis ~ ®. ver fiP ven h . v amateurs in 8.30 P.M. The committee take this section free from tolerably ion Canning Company put up 3,500 cans of beans. the road bed of the C. S. & N. (.Railroad, will remove toSociety t rr m . Hill and on June 15 will become Mr. J. H. Early is placing an the superintendent of Messrs A. iron front to his store on the C. Spain & Co’s brick yard at North side of the Square. that place. The first instalment of the rei st’n ' ~Bev. W. A. Wright and mission will be 50 cents, children the merchants' to close^their T cf C'»nway, were on a under twelve years of age half stores for one hour each tlav v.s.t to our comnmn.ty re price. Reserved seats can be at 11 A. M. to enable the clerks^ Itose^ o^Florenc^ RO ’ obtained at Bristow s Book Store who may desire to do so, to at- ’ without extra charge up to eight tend the morning services. Dr. | —Rev. J, I). Frierson has changed o’clock each which hour no served. evening, seats will after be re- Mr Harry H. Rast has ac cepted a position i n Messrs. Dewey & Welling’s establish ment. Don’t forget to see McCall & Burch’s bargain counter when „ . Only one official sale was State pensions will be paid | ma de on Monday. In the case on the tenth of this month. of Abram Weinberg vs Albert The globes for the street Banders, one lot in the lower lights were received last week l )a, ’t of the town of Darlington, you come to town, and have been placed in posi- containing about one half an i —a— ti on _ acre, together with the build- The Reason Why. j ings thereon, was sold by the Quextiov: How is it that the Sheriff to Abram Weinberg for Killough Music Company are the leaders in the music trade The Methodist Church of > n this section, when they have Sumter gave an excursion to only been in the business a few A notice concerning on im- Darlington on Thursday last months? Answer: They are the portant meeting of the Darling- 0V e r t h e C. S. & N. Railroad. ' ‘ ton sub-alliance is published in The crowd was not as large as another column. was expected, owin * to the un- Thk young people gave a very favorable weather, but the day pleasant sociable at the resi- was most pleasantly spent by - -- " w. Nonnent the excursionists and their Dar lington friends. Pearson will arrive in Darling ton to-morrow night and during his stay here will he the guest of Rev. J. G. Law. Beginning last Monday night special services preparatory to Dr. Pearson’s meetings are held every night of the present week and to-morrow (Friday) will be observed as a day for special There will be no morn prayer, a uere win oe no mom- | with othcr buildings mg nor evening services in the Methodist and Presbyterian Churches on Sunday next on Rules for Correspondents. [Exchange.] Write only nows items of gen eral interest, and aim to have them fresh and reliable. Get all the news and condense it in as few wordsas possible. Give the fullest details in the case of a serious incident, murder or suicide. Write the name of your post office and date. Write your most important news items first. Be careful to spell all proper names correctly, and write every letter in them plainly. You may describe unusually severe local storms, but do not tackle the weather too much, his appointments at In giving ‘‘personals’’ don’t New Chapel and will conduct mention visits among neighbors services at 11 A. M. on every I or to persons in the same part third Sunday instead of 4 P. M. of the county, unless they aro as heretofore. attended by some accident or -Mr. W. E. Dargan, an enter- ,,tl ' or u ' 1 " M ' al ev :' nt ’ , prising farmer of this place, is Don t putt anybody s business making considerable improve ments on his plantation. He is houses erecting four tobacco See the handsome line , , paca coats and vests at account of Dr. Pearson s meet- g rog ings. ’ — I HIGH HILL. Important to Teachers. men of Florence Columbia, S. C., May 2<>th, IMl. Counties. Thev The Executive Committee of of al- Black- | only chartered music company in the State. The stockholders are composed of the leading business and Marion dence of Mr. T. Monday evening. The pupils of Miss A. C. Player’s school enjoyed a pic nic at Mr. H. M. Smith's place in Donerrail on Tuesday. Kelly Law, a well known colored man, died on Monday. He was for many years, porter at Woods & Woods’ store. The Darlington Guards are requested to appear in full uni form at the performances to night and to-morrow night. Mr. J. M. Clements, who clerks in Woods & Woods’ store, is confined to his home in Lydia with a severe attack of sickness. “Children’s Day” will be observed on Saturday by the pupils of the Sunday school at Bethel t hurch in Swift Creek Lost, about two weeks ago, between Smith’s Mill and Dar lington, a rille case marked "W. E. Johnson, Camden, S. C.,” and a brass rod A suit have ample credit to buy as the State Teachers’ Association jobbers. They have closed a have decided to hold the next deal with Eastern and Western meeting of the Association in piano and organ manufacturers Anderson, July 22nd, *23rd, and for 200 pianos and 250 organs. All this enables them to act as 24th. Members of the Associa- Br. is visiting her son in Spar tion will he entertained by the tanburg County, jobbers, not agents. Dealing hospitable people of that pro- , directly with the manufacturers gressivecity and will also get able reward will be paid for the their motto is, “one price, and reduced railroad rates to and recovery of these articles if that the lowest.’ from the meeting. An interest- they are left at the store of ing program is being prepared. Edwards, Norment & Co. Rev. h. c. DuBose D. d. Those who desire to become unless it is paid for as an adver tisement. Where such puffs i (please one reader they offend “ several others. State facts only, not gossip or j opinions, and state them in short i,, i sentences. I Be careful as possible to write j nothing that would give offense i | to any one. Don’t speak of your enemies at all unless you can speak kindly of them. Number the pages of your manuscript. Don’t number the items. Write only on one side of the paper and sign your —Mrs. C. G. W. Humphries j name. It’s easy enough —the Ball corset. That’s be cause it has coils of fine wire springs in the sides. They clasp the figure closely, but yie ld to every motion. They “give”, but they come back. So does your money -—if you’ve worn a Ball cor set two or three weeks, and find that you don’t like it. Edward*, Nonnent & Co. WHOLE NO 854 Alliance Notice. Darlington Sab-Alliance, No. 1S6, will meet Friday, June 5th, at 4 p. u. Election of officers and other business of importance will be transacted. W. C. EKVIN, \V. E. JAMES, Secretary. President. TJEfiNTHROP Training School for ** Tkachkrh, Colcmbia, 8. C. Thorough Normal instruction and practice in best methods of teaching. Open to girls over 18 years old. (tradnates are entitled to teach in the sehools of South Carolina as first grade teachers. They readily se cure good positions in this and other States. Each County is given two seholarships—one by the State, worth $150; and one by theschool worth $30. Competitive examination for these seholarships will be held in each County, Thursday, July 2. Address D.D JOHNSON, Superintendent, Columbia, S. C. HARTSYILLE FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY, The Best is the Cheapest. “Domestic’’ Sewing Machine proveinents for 1891. Im —This section was visited by good rains last week. —Miss Alice King, of Phila delphia is visiting Miss Billa Jeffords. v . | mem. GIN HOUSES, DWELLINGS. STORES, BARNS. And all insurable property placed at lowest adequate rates of premium in the Largest Companies. Any information cheerfully given, (’all and see us. J. L COKER & CO, HARTSYILLE, S. C. Feb. 19-Gm. Do you want a sewing ma- j i chine on easy terms and war ranted for 8 years? See Black-1 well Bros. township. The parsonage of the colored th^^enger trains" Methodist Church on Pearl & D l Rai fi oad w;ls Street has been torn down and the church will erect a new par sonage on the site. The books for registiation were open in the Court House on Monday and about fiteen vo ters took advantage of the op portunity to register. We regret to state that Mr. Robert Keith Dargan and Mr. B. O. Bristow are very sick. They have been sick for several by Le!> Scott days and at this writing are L quite ill. The State is now received in Darlington at 12 o’clock on the day of publication. This is a “L Kuc .ene McCartm great convenience to the many were, ,igene - readers that excellent journal a, “! Coachman, lias secured at this place. A party of young ladies and We mentioned in the last issue members, and to enjoy the priv- gentlemen left Darlington on of The News that at the gener- ileges of the Association, should Wednesday of last week to en- al assembly of the -Southern send to the Secretary, Prof. A. joy a picnic at Lowthers’ Lake. Presbyterian Church, which R. Banks, Rock Hill, S. C., the Before they reached their des- met in Birmingham last week, annual dues, one dollar for men tination a very heavy storm Rev. H. C. DuBose D. D., a and fifty cents for women, and caught them and they spent the native of this County and one day at Capt. Paul Whipple’s, who has devoted his life to good They made the most of the day, works in China, was elected however, and seemed to enjoy Moderator. That this was a it very Htueh. The hospitality j well merited compliment, all in teacher in the State should be a of Capt. Whipple was greatly'this County who know Dr. Du- member of the Association, appreciated by the entire party. | Bose will readily appreciate and Friends of education are eligible it is only for us to say that we for membership^ are glad that his valuable ser vices are appreciated abroad. It Sunday. The Southbound train ^ hi « “lunvinendsat now leaves Society Hill at (5.48 tlm place to know that Dr. Du- A. M.; Dovesville, 7.05; Floyd’s w dl vis. Darlington very 7.13; Darlington 7.25; Palmetto Ll ^ Y , i^n YV 7.35 and arrives at Florence I ^ont ^ hrst of Sep- 7.50. The Northbound tram temh.-ruid from theneehe witt leaves Florence 8.35 P. M.; Pal- sai1 for mission m China, metto 8.50; Darlington6; Floyd’s Re8erved ^ f or .. The Rut . hornet} ledge o uardK - W in not be sold after eight o’clock on each even A ll of the parties implicated ing of the performance. schedule on the made 9.11; Dovesville Hill 9.87. 9.17; —A party from this neighbor hood enjoyed a fish dinner at Mr. Muldrow’s Mill on last Tuesday. -We have a flourishing Sun-1 The Asy,um '"''estigation. day school at this place. There Editor Darlinqton News: , Two lua( . hin „ in one; ,. lm in stitch; were seventy pupils m attend-j Are you not rather hard on lockstitch; ‘'DoiHCFtic" looper. Ask, ance last Sunday. Gov. Tillman in regard to his j '‘T, it to you. You x , , . . , • • \ i • • • will see its great value at once. —Cabbages are beginning to actions in the Asylum inquisi- change their color. Irish pola-|tion? Do you not hold a rather Thk Wondur ok thk A ok I First I toes and “frying size” chickens partial view of the affair? 1 do i in the field with new idcus; high arm; secure from him a Membership j are plentiful, whortleberries are n °t think that all the citizens ,>en ? wood work; convertible stitch Ticket, which will be necessary ripening, and most of our farm-(of the County accord with your| Mewi " tf to secure reduced railroad rates ers are all smiles. j opinions in every respect. We and entertainment. Ever “live” .. i i , , lean hardly think that the Gov- -Our school close.} on the, emor mea ^ t tQ treat Dr . Griffin 114th ult., with a picnic which unfairly . What design or mo- was, on account of the very m tive co ^ ld he have ha ^ for deal . I Pl r m< ; , ’ t wpat , her > 8l » nl y ! ing unfairly with him? H i s D. B. Johnson, I f. (l : ^V e had , I ,lunt >' of * c >\ , purpose in instituting the inves-! Ch’n Executive Committee. f un S s 0 ea > lowever, and the | tig a ti on was, according to some i exv pre-hen seemed to enjoy the newspapers, to make room for Agent for Darlington County. | his political adherents, but does oats. n °f Uov. Tillman positively de- ,, , , , , ,, clare that the office of Superin- Several of our lovers of the tendent of the Asylum would be “national game” were present the last for which he would al- at the game of base ball at the i ow political ideas to influence park on Saturday j n selecting an occupant? Do not be too hard on Uncle —Rev. W. L. Wait is now Ben, but give him a fair shake. The "DOMESTIC” enn be seen at the store of McCall A; Hurch, or at the I residence of .1. 1). McCall. Mrs. J. McCall, Buy fhe wire buckle suspend- da ' • er at Blackwell Bros. MT. ELON. —The harvesting of oats has begun. —Mr. Best King has been home for a few days. at Darlington (last. Since the recent disastroiiK fire from which he suffered no severely Dr. John A. Boyd j lias purchased the stock of Dr. W. J. Garner, and has leased the latter’s desirable business stand on the West side of the Public Square for a term of years. Here his friends and patrons will find him in the future provide 1 as heretofore with a large and select assoi tment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY ARTICLES, &C., &C. rSfA continuance of the libera patronage which has been accorded him in the past is respectfully solicit ed. Jan. 15-tf. in the Florence burglaries last winter were con victed at the Florence Court last week and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary and to pay ,825 fine. Among the gang were Eugene McCarthey, white, colored. The session of the Darlington Public Schools closed on Friday During the session the average daily attendance at the white schools was about two hundred. Will Close Early. The following establishments have agreed to close their Stores at 7 P. M; McCall & Burch, Ed wards, Norment & Co., Joye& Sanders and Moorhead, Cox & Co. These stores will he closed both of whom were formerly of a t this hour every day, except this place. Scott having turn- Saturdays and pay days at the ed State’s evidence the case a- factory,’ until September 1. gainst him was not tried and he These establishments are among is still confined in the jail at the leading houses of the town Florence, and we trust that others will fol- a _ low their example. The There is some complaint persons bout the way in which the road many patrons of these establishments approaching the “two br.dges” I ? re requested to remember the Hill. —Misses Clara Cross well and Annie Josey have returned homo from school. —We saw some beautiful wreaths of flowers on Sunday of last week which were placed by parties on the graves of rel atives and friends at this place. McCall & Burch’s is the place to get a nice straw hat cheap. PHILADELPHIA. —The farmers are very busy, since the recent rains. —Miss Mertie Howie is visit ing Miss Beulah Wilson of High Among the many visiting Darlington on Sunday 0 , , , . •we noted Hon. Knox Livingston, has been fixed. The causeway . ou . r <a closing and to make of Bennetteville, P. A. Willcox leading to the bridge has been I )“} eir purchases before that time. . Esq, of Florence, and Steuogra- made very high and narrow. clerks deserve some rest 8 P' 11 ° 1011111 ns l0in " pher F. F. Covington, of Mar- oifi timber has been piled on curing the hot days of the sum- ion. each side, which is a continual mcr and the public can assist in —Now is a good time for the, , , . , O a w.n ronrp source of fright to horses, ami, this commendable friends of Mr. M. N. Gray to amon 8 the fair sex think that i Time for payment of taxes has been Aved'the cK«,St, , 'sZ. CT on account of the DarrownMc of move by bnytog wl.nt in dminna ,i,i« him M hn ha. blent, of he ha, deseed *»“" “<* ^ Northern and Cape Fear and the causeway, persons have on before seven o clock. — - - ■ several occasions barely —Rev. B. F. Parrott has the is now preaching a series of sermons upon the “Discipline of the Methodist Church”. They are very interesting and instruct ive. —We attended the celebration of “Children’s Day” at Hebron on Saturday last and will say, to the credit of the managers, Cown, in the thirty-first year of that the children acquitted her age. She was’ a native of themselves in a manner that | Camden, Alabama, and her gave evidence of excellent train- father, David Kennedy, was lll K (originally from this County. —The Lydia correspondent Besides her husband she leaves stated in the last issue of The tw ? children, many relatives STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OK DARLINGTON, Hi/ T. 11. Spain, Probate Jitihje. Whereas, Margaret A. Johnson hath made suit to me, to ({rant unto her Letters of Administration of j the Estate of and effects of John O. Johnson. j These are therefore to cite and ad- I monish all and singular the kindred j and Creditors of the said John G. Johnson, dec'd, that they he undap-1 ] pear, before me, in the Court of Pro- \ „ i • , :n„ . _ r,. bate, to be held at Darlington C. H., i a , bne , f ' UneS !’ ,° n ^ un - on June 15th, next, after publica- day May 31, 1891, at her res-I tion hereof, at 11 o’clock in the fore- idence in Darlington, Mrs. Sallie noon, to shew cause, if anv they have F. McCown, wife Of G. J. Mc- Iwh y the Administration should 1 not be granted. Given under my hand, this 3()th day Patronize Home Industries. The Darlington Ginning, Milling, Fertilizer and Warehouse Company are turning out the Oats, S. C., June 1 ’91. DIED. News that Miss Leora Andrews was married on the 24th ult. to Mr. J. C. Clements of this place. and a host of friends to mourn her loss. Her remains were in terred in the Presbyterian on escap- accident. attended .to by the proper authorities. Yadkin Valley Railroads at the several m i, meeting of the State Board of meetl "K 7 th , an Equalization in Columbia This matter should be Monday. . rdorGot who Last Thursday a man driving • Y I) i I o TIN< * l - , ^ HEI> nir1iiio-toii-it in a buggy ran his vehicle into is lucktty visiting K i another buggy occupied bv two this time hascoiisentedtoren-, and ^ shed lt . wheth- der some of her choiceet selec- er he did it bv ao( .ident or de- tions during the two ^rform ; fijgn is uot kn0 - wn , l)U t he de- fo Y-Yhl „ .H^ nwurow nurh Uberately drove on withouteven Since writing the above we learn that other stores now close at 7 P. M., but the information came too late for us to ascertain the names of the establishments. On The Diamond. ripe peaches. —Married on May 24, at the residence of Mr. H. A. Dowling, by Rev. B. F. Parrott, Mr. C. H. Powers and Miss Janie Stewart, both of Darlington County. —Mr and Mrs. J. M. Loyd’s to-night and to-morrow night The down freight train on the C. 8. & N. Railroad was de railed about one mile below Lamar on Thursday last and, as a consequence, the up pas senger train did not reach Dar- j n the country, lington until about thirty-five drove into their minutes after it was due. offering to help the ladies out of their dilemma. Friends came to the assistance of the ladies The first game of base hall for lol ?i e "' as v , 18d . ed °P ^ 1 this season at the Darlington ^ a y 7 ^ lu Angel of Death, Park was played on Saturday. 7 10 called away their dear The contest was between the llttl( ' l,al,tJ of <,nt “ » a i»mer. They Lydia and Palmetto clubs. The fi ave our sympathies, attendance was very good and a number of ladies were also present to witness the game. At We beg leave to correct this Churchyard on Monday morn- for Mr. J. C. Register was the ' n S' happy groom and not Mr. Clem- 1 - ents. Our friend (Mr. Clements) T »• * would not have his admirers I aXpayBIS Attention ! - y extended until June 10th, 1801. J. W. EVANS, Clerk of Council. of May, Anno Domini, 1891. T. H.SPAIN, Judge of Probate. June 4. '91—2t Finsst Heal Hade, ground from bent, sound corn, and ab solutely free from adulteration. They propose to sell it as low as pure goods can he sold. Huyers, ask your mer chant for Darlington Meal and take no other; it is always fresh and always reliable. Merchants, patronize your home mill and give your customers the best meal to he had, besides save writing, exchange on hills, and haul ing. Give us your orders. Tlxe Darlington G„ H., F. & II Co- May 21-tf STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OK DARLINGTON. By T. 11. Spain, Ksq., Probate Judge Whereas, J W. McFarland hath made suit to me, to £rant unto him and procured another buggy for “'l v “ v 'p Y Pros them to iifle in driving to their hrst the two nines played an home, which is sonw distance j ** ven game, both sides making The man who; 3° me costly errors. For a while vehicle is not i one 8 ^ de would be ahead and CLYDE. —With the fine weather Mr. Patterson Ward! aw, superintendent of the public schools, and Mr. L. W. Dick, principal of St. John’s Academy, will attend the annual meeting of the State Teachers’ Associ ation, which will be held in Anderson on July 22. 23 and 24. then the other, but finally Pal- are having now the farmers are d j a( j 8 visiting Mr. W. A. Ed- metto showed her superiority fighting "General Green” with wards. known by the ladies Mr. E. C. Rotholz is a new and g a i ned so fast on Lydia that a vim. merchant in Darlington but he when the game was called at the end of the seventh inning we can safely say that he is still in the ring and ready to face the matrimonial world. Mr. Clem ents has had congratulations heaped upon him, but he has kindly turned them all over to the proper owner. . . Letters of Administration of the Estate 1 OU can get a pair of base of and effects of Dr. McL McFarland, ball shoes at McCall & Burch’s (These are therefore to cite and admon ish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Dr. McL. McFar land, dec’d, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to beheld at Darlington C. H., on June 17th, next, after publication here of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 2nd day of June, Anno Domini, 1891. T. H. SPAIN, Judge of Probate. June 4, 1891—2t for (iOc. PALMETTO. —Miss M. E. Edwards is vis- Buy the New Home or Wheel-| itin K friend8 in Society Hill, er and Wilson No 9 of Blackwell | —The farmers will begin to harvest their oats this week. (Some have already commenced. —Mr. W. P. Pollock, who we has been teaching school at Ly- lew Store oa tlie Comer! NACHMAN BUILDING. It is just about one week since we threw our doors open and the lesult of only a few days seems encouraging to us. In order to acquaint the good people of Darlington and vicinity with the clars of goods we carry in stock we will below give you a hint of what we have 011 hand: Handsome Line of White Dress Goods, in stripes and checks; Leuo Stripes, Ginghams, Charnbrois, Chatties, Worsteds, Surrah Si/ks, Pongee Silks, and a general assort ment of Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery. A Tremendous line of Shoes. intends to make his store a , , —There is much excitement —Mr, \S1ll1am Smith, from | amon g the colored folks around friend to the ladies of the townee'score stood"Palmetto"!?, 3a vSm'tSsaeSbSS ^ al ™ etto ia re S ard to the Leb It is due the Lydiu pa'fiavisH to this neighborhood Scott case. —The Palmetto nine seems to be in fine humor since the and to this end has already se-i Lyd ; a0 . |B uu* me uyw* cured a large supply of dry! c i u [, to 8ay t h a t their regular 011 !:>untu . v goods, dress goods and millinery | pjt c her, Mr. Eli Register was 1 —A good number of our young articles la fact his store is fill-1 absent and that they had to fill people went down to Bethlehem, 1 * • ed to overflowing with a useful the box with players who do Saturday, to attend the ''• '•' W e stated in our last issue and desirable stock and it will no t pitch recularly. On this reu’sDay.” that a change had been made in re pay any purchaser to inspect account they played under dis- a nrna .,r *l„ f the schedule of the passenger, 8ame . If one should be un- advantages ■ Some of the farmers are trains on the C. S. & N. Rail- 1 a ble to visit the store just now The srreat hall of the season fi ar J estin K oa 7 a . re rea ' road. The trains now leave we wou i d a dv i 8 e that his adver- will behaved on the 16th, a iid ly . hne 2 f some . of ^ he ^ eads mea8 ' Darlington at 4.40 P M. instead tisement in this issue be read nth. insts.^ OnthoBedatosthe| Unngfafteenmche8 0ng ’ of 2 P, M. as heretofore amt nr- with care and the visit paid as famous John L. Davids, of —A passer by reports that Mr. nve fiere at 1- M. instead of g00n a s possible thereafter. Charleston, will cross bats with J. J. Smith has the finest field 12.30 P. M. as heretofore. '■*• the Darlington Club at this, of corn between here and Stokes A o*N« of convicts passed G° 40 McCall & Burch's and place and the lovers of the nat- Bridge, but we will bet on Mr. -through Darlington Monday en 8> et y° u a n i ce P a ' r negligee j ional game may expect to see G. F. Warren of this place. He route to Columbia. They came 1 shirts and keep cool; 75c to $5 a splendid ball playing. has a fine field of corn. Mr. G. from the Pee Dee River, havinr 1 r ' 0 ” ' Notice. Millinery Department, Here you will find an elegant line of trimmed and untrimmed Hats. We have just added to our eolosetil stock a new fresh line of the latest shapes, ex quisite flowers and other trimmings, erape, nunsveiling, in fact any- j thing appertaining to a first class and stylish millinery. A call will convince anyone. Some very pretty white caps and hats for children. Mull caps for infants in endless variety. Will be very glad to have you call. Respectfully yours, E. C. Rotholz, close (?) game between i t and | Child- the Lydia club on Saturday. The finest six acres of cot- about finished grading the C. S. & NT ,g pair. I * E. Watkins has the finest gar- the road, —"•** The play to be presented at den we have seen. bed of at that poim •ed together trough the jthe Railroad! The “living statuary” to be the Opera House to-night and int. They were chain- produced during the rendition to-morrow night has already For simplicity, durability and and as they passed of the military comedy at the been given in a number qf^ the-wide range of work no machine ’ e way Oi ~~ 1 on the excited pera House to-night and to- towns of North and South Caro- 1 excells the improved New Home morrow night will completely captivate the an ’’ lina, and has met with signal success in every single instance. or Wheeler and Blackwell Bros. Wilson No 9. On Saturday, June 13th, 1891, at 1? M , 1 will sell, at public auction in the town of Darlington, S. C., as assignee of T. A. Clarke, the following personal property: ten mules, one mare, one buggy and harness, three log carts and gear, two two-horse wagons, one cart, one ox; and on the 15th day of the same month, at the mill site of T A Clarke on the Hartsville Railroad, near Jovann, S. C., I will sell one 35 ton in the State is said to be on horse power Liddell improved boiler the farm of Mr. J. J. Gandv, ,tnd °" < ’ 80 ll0rat, I»" w »r engine same near this nlare He has stalks '““ke. one No. 2 Lane improved saw •-u Vl P 1 * 10 , , naS blalKb mill complete, all belting, shafting, with three and four forms on etc., belonging thereto, two tram cars, them. ( all of which is new complete, placed} 1 1 and ready to continue work, situated We had hne seasons last i n a () OU t l.uoo acres good piece timber, : week for replanting tobacco, with tram road running through Although the tobacco crops look same. Lumber can be loaded on rail- ragged, cro very well. tacking the tobacco. (Co., of Columbia, who placed the 1 —We are all glad to learn of P lantat th « mU18ite ; Tll ‘‘ r « are four the acquittal oTKanta Mt^.i|S«^!53^Ste!& iel, the faithful servant em- will be gladly furnished by the under ployed by the Edwards family, signed, who will sell between now who was most unjustly charged and the day of sale any of the said Jo Co WHITE, House-furnishing Goods, Stoves, Hardware, Pumps, Piping and Fittings, of every description. Sulzbacher & Son, Ujewetezs, IfLfc.Sr 5 '!”? i ^4* JftYrriS i Darlington, S. C. The worms are at-1 lind i8 ^ uarH „teed by W. H. Gibbes & ° Florence, S. C. with committing a burglary in the town of Florence. proiierty at private sale. W. W. HURSEY, May 37, 1891. Assignee. TTAVE you seen those beautiful ~Fr l TT?.~F~! SOMjEIfcTS ? If not, go to Dewey & Welling’*, north side of Public Square. While there, do not fail to examine their WASHABLE WALL PAPERS. We also have a fine line of GOLD PAINT, BRONZES. TRANSPARENT WOOI> STAINS, &C. DEWEY & WELLING.