The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, July 09, 1891, Image 4
Slhf Darlington 3ta.
UeNRY T. THOMPSON
Editor.
' Fr dav^ Prof. McElroy during a to what he considered unjust ftnd 6 o’clock, on the 4th,
| discuBsion called Senator Irby a | . - . '" W
ill, Cant-! killing of Shaw, was as follows: |
Gardner
nie Andrews and Coke Lawson,
11. G. Howell and J. C. Kin«.
The entire programme wa» well
Thnrsday, Jdy 9, 1891.
testified that j
between 4 . _ ,
w at E. 1 rendered and elicited much ap-
... . , - , , , ■ 1 treatment on the part of the s. Newsome’s store. First saw j 'plauM from the attentive throng
^ ail I,.-I K.Oly th., r.,a.l ini... frtaa. a„.t pair,,,., „i .bn
EDITORIAL notes.
James McHenry, a _ „ _
known New ^ ork financier, | made retract what he had said ] Supervisor could not be removed on the north corner of the store {the county and this celebration
r j *!-™ ,r^ nt - v in Eugluud. about him (Evans) a short time without the “advise and consent porch. Deceased »aid: “That j gave evidence that it still sus-
had f6,000,000 insurance on his ago. ! of th) . Senatt . ” an(1 th at he was man (Del Kelly ) is a fool.” Dor- tains the reputation. Its suc-
Tho missionaries in China are 1 therefore still in office, notwitlr -• ceS8 is n0 1 100 ';! <lu ® in a t lurK °
eonfrnnteit with nr, ..nthronl- .. . n . “Don t call my brother a fool, measure to the thorough co-
the nitres A num?beroTmis- 8tan,,,ngthe Qovernor 8 ,nan ' Deceased repeated what he said, operative work of the board of
sions, among them a Methodist! l * ate " ^ * s un J erHtoo< f f' ia t the and Doras Kelly called him a trustees. Prof. Jones is also to
girls school, have been burned State will appeal, and that the
and the missionaries and their! issue will have to be finally se'-
friends are being severely mul t i e(] j,, t i, c Supreme Court. In
I treated. The graves in a Christ-
, „,„i I the meantime, the btate is in-
well-
life.
Emperor William of Germany
is visiting his grandmother
Queen Victoria and the royalty
in England is having a grand
time.
A locomotive exploded near
Nesquehoning, New Jersey, on
the 20th. ult. and four men, who ian cemetery were dug up and, , ,
were on it at the time, were heads were piled in a heap. It volved in another law suit; one,
blown to pieces. j ; K said that a secret society is however, which will be produc-
Gen. Jubal A. Early will be doing the work in order to get five of good if it only has the
the prater on the occasion of the | China in trouble with other na-
unveiling of the Stonewall tions, when the society will
Jackson monument, at Lexing- have an insurrection.
‘— ir: —' ' *■ five ringleaders of the
have been beheaded.
liar. Tliey both arose and be especially congratulated upon
deceased either pushed or struck his success as principal, lie has
Doras Kelly. They grappled just closed his third year with
Doras had a knife in his naml us and the patrons of the school
with a long blade. I saw him are anxious to secure his servi-
stah deceased twice. I struck ces for another term. The
Doras Kelly on the hand with a trustees and friends generally
plank and they separated at of Union Academy feel much
_ , . , T ,... , onc *. Deceased and Doras encouraged at the outlook and
effect of causing the * Lord High j Kelly standing face to face, the | it. is hoped that the schools tor-
ton, Virginia, on July 21.
A gun on the British war
ship, Cordelia, exploded on Mon
day, while the vessel was off
the coast of Australia, and six
men were killed and several
others injured.
An excursion train ran off a
trestle near Charleston, West
Virginia, on Saturday. Thir
teen jiersons were killed and
fifty-eight wounded. Some of
the injured will die.
H. Cay King was convicted
at Memphis, on Friday, of mur
der. King was a very prom
inent lawyer and had written
several books on law. He kill
ed I). H. Poston some months
ago.
At Brierfield, Alabama, on
July 1, Dr. G. B. Crowe shot
and perhaps fatally wounded,
B. F. Glass, a highly respected
man. Crowe is a young man
while Glass is quite old.
The Governor has appointed
Dr. James W. Babcock, of
Chester, superintendent of the
Asylum. He graduated at Har
vard and lias held several im
portant positions in Asylums at
the North.
Sheriff Warfield, of Arkansas
City, Arkansas, lias turned up
short in his account with the
State to the extent of $56,000.
He used the State’s funds to
speculate in cotton futures and
he lost heavily.
On the 28th.
society
Twenty- Everything” who seems to hold knife in Kelly’s right hand. He
the State in the hollow of his Cllt deceased towards the back
hand to “goslower next time.” T K ‘ TT''
- - mg deceased walked back a few
••CHEAP JOHN" ADVERTISING. A Bloody Fourth. ! tepS Uad 8at <1 ° Wn Und died . 111
' uu ‘ • ten minutes, no one having
Serious complaints come from ; | Reported for The Nkws.] touched deceased except Doras
the various counties of the State i On Saturday the'good people Kelly.
because the notice in regard to Idlers lerry, Kershaw J. 1. Kilgore
I*. „ . .. . ^. tl .. County, met at Mr. E. S. New- other testimony,
i< i xuimna nm o i ie some ’ 8 s t ure m enjoy a quiet stab deceased twice in th<
the Winthrop Fouith of July picnic. The dav side
mer success will be eclipsed by
its future achievements.
J. H. K.
Oats, S. C , July 3,1801.
A Delightful
Health and
Resort.
Summer
Mr. Charles B. Jordan, of
corroborate!I Bennettsville, S. C., is now in
Saw the man charge of the Mt Airy White
left, Sulphur Springs, three and one-
half miles from Mt. Airy, N. C.,
enter who desired to do so, ns a
result of which the examina
tions were not held in many in
stances from the simple fact
that no applicants presented
themselves. The superintendent
of the school claims that the
fault is not his; that notice of
the examination was given
through the press some weeks
ago in every county of the State,
and that he has vouchers to
show that he spent $1<)0 in ad
vertising it. The trouble arose
from the fact that the advertis
ing was done after a “cheap
John” method. A class of mid
dle-men known as “advertising
agents” have arisen in this
country during the past few
years who earn their livelihood
by sharing in tho meagre profits
of publishers. The “agent”
persuades the advertisers that
they can get the work done much
white man. named Durham, cheaper by dealing with him
brutally beat Miss Gosnell, be- than by applying directly to the
. ... , . .... „ some’s store to enjoy a quiet
scholarships at the Winthrop Fouith of July picnic. Thedav
Training School was not given (passed off very pleasantly unti 1 W. W. Kelly said also that I and is prepared to make it bene-
out in. time fo -many of those to | “bout four o clock m tho after- the men crossing the road, the Hci U comfortable convenient
noon, when two young white Kellys, were cursing and defy-j a nd pleasant for those who may
they | wish to visit said Spring. This
Proclamation.
" -il V
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, )
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, f
WheroitK Information him been re-
eelved at thin Department that an
afroeiomi murder wan committed in
the County of Kir haw on or about
the 4th day of July A. I). 18U1, upon
the body of J. Duncan Shaw by Do-
rii'i Kelly, and tha’ the said Dorur
K> lly ban lied from justice:
Now, therefore. I, B. R. Tillim n
Governor of the State of South Caro
lina. in order that justice may !»■
done and the majesty of the law vin-
dieated. do hereby offer a reward of
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars for
the apprehension and delivery to the
Sheriff of Kershaw County of the
said Dorns Kelly. Dorus Kelly is
short and mu enlar. weighs about litO
l>ounds, 24 years old, has sandy hair,
light inustaehe, gra v eyes and large
fresh cut on top of head.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and eaused the
Great Seal of the State to he affixed,
at Columbia this 4th day of July, A.
D. 18m, and in the one hundred and
sixteenth year of the Independence ol
the United States of America.
B. R. TILLMAN.
By the Governor.
J. E. TINPAL,
Secretary of State
For the next (>() days, our entire
stoe': of
Summc}* Goods
will he sold at reduced prices.
A number of Extraordinary Bargains for
all who avail themselves of this mid-summer
proposition.
BLACKWELL BK0S’.
sy I
the water is claimed, by competent
was judges, to be equal to the Green-
stabbed brier White Sulphur of Virginia,
To ex-! or the Cleveland of ^ortliOaro-
crowd. After deceased
stabbed the man who
him remarked to me:
amino deceased and you wiil ijn a) ail d for beauty of scenery
find my marks on him. and pleasantness of location, is
\V. W. Herring. * * * I saw hardly surpassed by any other
deceased with his arm around Spring. It is at the base of the
one of the men, who had on a Blue Bulge Mountains, and that
coat; they passed behind the 1 beautiful stream, the Ararat
store out of my sight. 1 went river, flows through the ground
around to them and found J. W.
Gardner and Robert Baskins
had barrel staves striking the
two Kellys. Both the Kellys
had knives in their hands. 1
saw one stabbing deceased; he
then turned and stabbed Mr.
Baskins. I then knocked him
down.
G. M. Barrett said in effect
the same, onlv h
near the spring, affording such
delightful sports as boating,
fishing, bathing, &c. Convey
ances will meet parties at the
trains to convey them directly
to the Springs. A first-class
laundry and livery stable are
connected with the Spring.
Board, tirst-class in every par
ticular. Rates: Per day, ^2; per
ult. a young
for further information address
iCharles B. Jordan, Mount Airv.
IN. C.
cause she had promised to marr ■
"S
his rival. Her recovery is
doubtful. The affair occurred
in Greenville County.
A negro named Brabham,
who murdered an Italian, named
Macca, some months ago in
Charlotte, North Carolina, and
who after his conviction tried
to murder the Sheriff, was
hanged in that city on Thurs
day.
John Bardsley, the defaulting
Treasurer of the city of Phil
adelphia, was sentenced ou
Thursday to fifteen years of
solitary confinement in the peni- , ,
tentiary and to pay a fine equal clothing, dry goods, groceries
to the amount for which he was or any other commodity that is
a defaulter. p U t on market, in that one
The ladies of a church at “pays for what he gets.” If he
Bruston, New ^ork, gave an wants a good article, he pays
ice cream sociable on the 27th. i th gtandard price; if a “cheap
ult, and forty-three people who , ... ’ ..
ate ice cream were poisoned. J°h n one will answer his pur-
pay the newspapers themselves,
deducts for himself a nice little
commission of one-third or one-
fourth, and sends the balance
to the publisher The “agent”
is the only one who gains
anything by the transaction,
and he gains it, as in the in
stance of the Winthrop Training
School matter, at the cost of the
advertiser. Advertising is like
The pastor of the church and
two ladies have since died and
all the others are in a critical
condition.
On Thursday while Mr. James
McDonald, a highly repected
pose, he can get it for less mon
ey. The “advertising ag.'nt,’
| men, Dorus and Dell Kelley, i»g the crowd, savin
who were apparently desperate could whip anybody in
men, began to be very boister
ous. They were evidently un
der the influence of liquor. The
committee tried to remonstrate
with them in a kind way, but
they would not listen to reason
and became more boisterous,
using the most profane language
in the presence of the ladies.
Mr. James W. Gardner finally
got them a few yards away and
did his utmost to quiet them,
but all to no effect. They be
came so extremely boisterous as
to be unbearable to a respecta
ble concourse of citizens, so a
crowd of men, after making ev
ery effort to quiet them without
having trouble, decided to force
them to become quiet. ‘
The Kelley men being reck-j the same, only h ? makes itmore week, $8 to $10; per month ^25
less, a general tight ensued, in j plain that Shaw and Gardner! to $40. Special*rates D> familes.
which knives, sticks, boards, were just trying to get two Mount Airy is reached ria the
etc., were used freely. Mr. J. 1 drunken, howling men away | S. <fe N. Railroad, whichcon-
D. Shaw, editor of the Bishop- from the crowd. * * * After jnects with the C. F. & V. V. at
ville Eagle, was among the stabbing deceased, the murder-j Bennettsville. For circulars or
would-be peacemakers and da- er said to me: “1 have killed
ring the fight one of the Kelleys the , and if you
dealt him a death wound, with | are his friend get away or 1 will
a knife, just below the heart, kill you.” I went away, and ... ...
Mr. Shaw was laid gently on Kelly remained by deceased,, Excursions Hurt the Farmers,
the porch of the store and a keeping others from approach- [Columbia Register.]
A prominent farmer, in speak
ing of excursions yesterday to a
tfegistev reporter, said that hr
thought the farmers of theState
ought to unite in a request to
the railroads not to run excur
sions at this season of the year,
unless perhaps on the 4th of Ju
ly. He said that every excur
sion now took the labor away
from the fields at a most critical
period when it was a hard fight
to keep down the grass, and
added that as a matter of self-
, , ^ , ■ ui i i * .i u . .,» interest the railroads ought to
men arrived, armed with msto s. neighborhood of the heart witn do nothill that , would impair
L-mv*>£ Hm! utift-K to t.aL-i» tii,» a nve-mch lilnile iio.'*lcet, irmfo , 1 , ,
crop prospects, as they would
p , . eventually handle the crop, and
Bask-ms more that, was madetnebet-
, last neard from, ter it would foI . them. As an
but his recovery is in no wise
certain.
Del Kelly is in the Camden : eral of his hand8 had ()fr
jai and Doras is still at large, on the excursion to Charleston
Del says that bemg drunk was yesterday, and that counting
the cause of it all. but that he - - *
did not light until he was hit
but
other
Gard-
TVill s-luirtly remove to bis httnilxomt
brick store which he has recently
erected on 1’eurl Street, and
will stock it with a choice
line of
Groceries,
m
sTiurn, v
uru
Cl
G/ no
COST AND CASH ONLY.
Preparatory to moving into the store now
Tobacco.
The patronage of the public is re
spectfully solicited. • -i -» xir’ll C "11
Vt1~ Nothing but tirst class articles OC.OllplO(l Oy AieSSl’S. WlllCOX i\ v O. WC ^ 111
»*’ i 11 lw» »j/»L1 oixl vwil’fxw.t- uii + Sutu/i. .
will be sold, and perfect satisfac
tion guaranteed. offer our entire stock of
i f/- Choice Family < i rocenYs a Sjm*-
eialty.
People’s Bank
Goons,
Da r 1 ington.
various newspapers; he charges
them, after all, however, just|physician quickly summoned, ing.
about what they would have to A 11 *' before anything could be! 1 he
verdict was: “That do-
done for him he breathed his ceased (J. Duncan Shaw) came
last, living perhaps about five to his death by wounds inllicteil
minutes after receiving the with a knife or knives in Un
wound. Mr. Robert Baskins hands of Doras Kelly and Dt 1
also received a dangerous, if not Kelly.”
fatal, stab just below the left It is said that after the stab
shoulder blade. bing Doras Kelly drew a ring
During the short time of con- in the sand around himself and
sternation which followed, the dared any to ap-
Kelleys were crowing and bid- proach. He also tried to pre
ding defiance to the whole crowd vent the physician from ap-
to arrest them. Shortly after preaching Sh»\v. Shaw was
wards a number of determined stabbed three times, all in the;
, _ >f the I
knives and sticks, to take the a five-inch blade pocket knife, j
Kelley men dead or alive. So j and Baskins was stabbed once
they proceeded to arrest them jin the sane locality.
jVtotioiis,
Mtsis,
and Clothings
5. per cent Interest
i
paid on lime depos
its from dav of de-Strictly at Cost for Cash during the next
posit. (todays.
Saving isifie Road to Wealth.
E. KEITH DARGAN, President.
W. A. OAURIGAN, Vice President.
It. L. CHARLES. Ca.-liier.
HARTSYILBE
and they captured Dell, but
Dorus fled through the woods.
About a dozen infuriated men
followed close behind him and
two pistol shots were fired, but
without effect. The fugitive
ran into the first house he came
to and, seizing a gun from the
was alive when last heard from.
MP.F
illustration
hurt farmers
of
be
how excursions,
stated that sev-
g Ulli so mer naa ms unite ana razor,
.. . - * Vu 'V expects none: his advertisements he escaped to parts unknown. having t iken them from him.
citizen living near Elko, this a) . ( „ chucked „ ()ff into any ( , or . | In the meantime Dell Kelley There is no doubt but that
State, was tn a boat in a pond! are cnucKeu on ui»u w. i
in company with his two daugh-j ner of the newspaper, and in
ters, one of the young ladies fell | man y ( . aS es they fail to reach
over board. The father jumped , he of th()8e for whom t | ie y
into the water to save her and J t,.
the father and daughter were are intended. The a 8
both drowned. ployed by the superintendent of ivon a ( 1()V( , were obtained borhoodof the killing it i
The number of business fail- the Winthrop Training School, ^ the writer f rom an e y e wit- that bis life will be wort
is»r in t.hiu nmm’cr I .,.,..1 ~ .
ures in this country for the first! paid eut to the newspapers about
was tied to a tree with a rope there was a serious intent to
and the Sheriff of Kershaw was lynch one, and both if caught,
telegraphed for. An inquest and only the excitjment of pur-
was held over the body of Mr. suing Doras Kelly saved Del
Shaw, but we have not heard Kelly from the infuriated crowd,
what the verdict was. The If Doras is caught in the neigh
the time taken by them for prep
aration, the time taken up by
the excursion, and the time ta
ken by them to rest when they
get back home, they would lose
fully a week out of the field.
This is a subject worth looking
into by the railway magnates.
u If
GIN HOUSES, STORES, |
DWELLINGS. BARNS.
And all insimilde property placed nt
lowest adequate rates of premium <
in (lie Ijargest Companies.
Any information cheerfully m’von.
Call and sec us.
A PDS (Til vm
Slaughter of Goods.
Very respectfully,
A. J. BROOM.
Lowest Prices Ever Seen in Darlington.
mg.
to in the
are from
i, . . A ,, . , this countj-and are the sons of
The amount for this j conimunictitsd directly with ^ Sylvester Kelley^ who lives in
year is $93,000,000, while forthe; the publishers, and by paying the extreme Northwestern por-
same period in 1890 it was only them their regular price, secured tion of Darlington near the
$05,000,(KK). j a f aV orable position and a Gh® 8 terfield line In anotlier
A passenger train was run ..^“.1^1- editorial or local no ., column of this issue is a notice
into rrom the rear bv a freight .. ,,. . , , , of a reward of $250, which the
train, at Ravenna Ohio, on K r i- ] tice calling attention to the ad- Governor has offered for the
day, causing a wreck and an vertiseinent, it would not have capture of Dorus Kelley, who at
awful destruction of life.! cost him a dollar more, and the , | as J accounts was still at large.
Death of Robert Baskins.
cessive.
work would have been satisfucr
torily done. Verbum sup.
CANTWELL’S ATTEMPTED DECAP
ITATION.
Twenty persons were killed and
a number wounded The wreck
was set on fire and some of tho
dead were roasted to a crisp.
A terrific cyclone swept over
Baton Rouge Louisiana, on
Monday. Trees were uprooted,
and a number of houses wreck- «,
id. In the State jienitentiarv Board of County Commissioners
ten convicts were killed ari< l G f Charleston County, was sum-
thirty-five injured, some of .
them seriously A number of mnr,1 - v relu,vod of the forn,er
other people in the city were in- office by Governor Tillman some
1 ’ ’ time ago, the ostensible reason
Editor The News.)
The Shaw Homicide.
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired from
practice, having had placed in
his hands by an East India mis-
; sionarv the formula of a simple
worth noth- vegetable remedy for thespeedy
and permanent cure of Con
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also a positive and
Bishopville, July G.—Robert radical cure of Nervous Debility
Baskins, who was stabbed in and all Nervous Complaints,
the melee in which Editor Shaw after having tested its wouder-
was killed, died this morning. ful curative powers in thousands
— of cases, has felt it his duty to
Commencement Exercises at Union make it known to his suffering
Academy. fellows. Actuated by this mo-
[Report d forThk Nkws.] live and a desire to relieve 1m-
As was previously announced man suffering. I will send free:
in The New s, the commence- of charge, to all who desire it.
ment exercises of Union Acade- this recipe, in German, French
my were held on the evening of i or English, with full .directions .
Julyl. Long before the hour for for preparing and using.
^ I „ „ ^ I .. ^ „ C A V. .. ! .. Ja XT X »-» r» 1 1 1 , x- i 1 /1 ci v«
J. L* CjIvLR CI LQ m 15,000 yds figured Muslin at 2 l-2ctsyd.
China Silk, all shades, 25ctsyd.
HARTSYILLE, S. C.
Feb. IS-iini
Since the recent (iisastmus fire from
which he suffered so severely
Black Silk Grenadines, 40cts yd.
Point of This is that We
are Headquarters for
Garner, and has leased the latter
desirable business stand on the West
side of the Hublir Square fora term
of years. Here his friend* and patrons
will tind him in the future provide!
as heretofore with a larj-e and select
asso. tmeut of
DRUGS,
Quantity,
MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY ARTICLES,
&C„ &C.-
P. Cantwell, Supervisor State; under date of Julv
Sent
the opening of the exercises, by mail by addressing with
llie following is taken from the seats prepared for the occa- stamp, naming this paper. W.
the account of the Shaw killing, sion were filled almost to their A- Noias, 820 Powers' Block,
which was sent to the Columbia utmost capacity. The rostrum Rochester, N. F.
of Registration and Clerk to the
Doras Kelly and Ed O'Neil,
who backed the Kelly’s in the
was simply though tastefully ,
decorated. The exercises began She- ^ If you reallj love
with music, which was followed prove it .
me
disturbance, made their escape, with the salutatory delivered by
but Del Kelly was arrested and Charlie Andrews. Then came
would have been lynched on the a number of declamations, dia-
spot hftd it not boon for the in- logues, etc., which, taken as a
...i woicuoiuic irasuu io r *orence of a Methodist minis-1 w | !() ] ej constituted a most inter
beinc that the two nffican which ^ er , w h 0 happened to be present esting programme. While all
' ^ ‘ and persuaded the crowd not to 1 the participants merit coni.nen-
tako the law into their own dation, pardon maybe granted)
hands, kelly was brouglit to for making special mention of
Bishopville ,ast night amt plae- the speeches of B. G. Howell,!
ed in the guard house to protect p e vton Fields, E. W. Register,
him from the lynchers. A large J. C. King, J. R. Register and
He—“With pleasure! See,
the river is particularly rapid
and deep just here—jump in—
I'll pull you out!”
he held were incompatible,
though it was darkly hinted at
the time that the real motive for
ins removal was that he was not
in accord with the administra-
ition. Color was lent to this
jured also.
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin dieii
at Bangor. Maine, on Saturday,
at the advanced age of eighty-
two. He was iu public life a
bout forty-live years He was
Governor of his State, twice a
member of Congress, three times i m accord with the admimstra- crowd of men went up last night Coicv And’rews? The dialogue
t u ^ t a 8 v- ena o r ' tion. Color was lent to this and captured O’Neil, but Doras “Going to a New Home,” in
the ijnited'states wlmn' l 'incob! I supposition by reason of the fact num l t!rer °*. s * !aw ' which Misses Dosia Register and
me unitea atates when Lincolnl 1 ‘ ^ still at large. A verv large con- > Josev Mixon andColev Andrews,
was President. that the decapitated office- gregation attended the funeral Ook/ lAwson. T^w'is Bh.irI/xv
While John Smith, a nromi- j holder wa8 K ,ven no opportum- services this afternoon at Tur-
nent farmer living near Frank-! *y to decide which of the two key Creek Church. Great sym-
lin, Kentucky, was out driving positions he must forfeit if he pathy is aroused in this com-
with Miss Mary Dawson, on had to irive ui> either and be- n , iu, ! it - v ’ r | ot onl >' on account of
Thursday, he passed a party of hadto ^ e u P e,tner ’ an ' 1 he the brutal murder of a citizen,
boys who were shooting at frogs. C!lus '' le 18 >y no means the on- but for his orphan children (his good sentiments which charac-
The flrincr frightened hi« horse, holds wife died about two years ago), terized so many of the selec- .
•o he asked the boys to stop, two offices at the same time— v y ,l ° arw (eft dependent upon tions and which showed the |
but they still continued to shoot th« i—the cold charities of the world, ^ood taste of the Principal. The
TK* Coroner’* inqut*t entertainment closed with a: th( , ^pie of^iarliu^toii and vicinity
. q , farce in three acts, entitled “My I office over the store of Edwards, Nor
. The testimony taken before Jeremiah.” This was acted by i went & Co.
! the Coroner, in regard to the] Missos Doeia Register and Aii-I J»ni#,’90-ly 1
Coke Lawson, Lewis Beasley
and B. G. Howell participated,
was very creditable. “For
Another's Sake” and “Every
Inch a Gentleman” were very
fine indeed and contained the
„th. ho^ran »w,r. thjo.- vl /„, cler
They the offioo of the Comptroller
Genera], who is also a memL
.the young
t.Amr.ft
Noocllnp a Ionic, or chiWreii who r,antho!id-
IhK up. S.'JOMI'I
BKOWM s 1 *». r i ’ i !•*s
It Is pK'ffRanr. to tv e, cnrcF i
Ausliou, mul 1 Ivor •’(».. n'nuf.K
J Oil l>Y8r Kl’S!A,
Indirection, nud Stomach diaorders, two
BROWS’* IRON’ BITTERS.
All dealers keep it. SI ;>cr lx>ttle. Genuine h
trade-mark, und clubbed red lines on wrapper.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion & Debility.
Attention Mechanics!
All person* in need of babbitt inetnl
can purchase it cheap at Thk I)AI»-
LtSSTOr.' Nkws oCice.
June 13, '00—tf
nu. mcsIrlTo. s.,m
irofeKKional servi, e* to
A continuance of tile lilicru
f iatromure whidi lias lieen accorded
■ini in the past is respectlullv solicit
ed. Jan. 16-tf.
Do You Wish To Be Boss of
Your Own GIN HOUSE?
Then buy the
Thomas Steam Press
AND
Seed Cotton Elevator.
it is the most perfect system in use.
unloadinir cotton from wagons, cl aa-
in^itnd delivering it into ^ins.int uls.
Cotton does not |.a , throu^li fan, ai d i
presd reijiiiia s no imlicy* or In lts. it i
save* time end money.
Talbott ft Son's Engl nr.,
and Boilers — Stationary 1
and Par table.
“Old. Dominion” Corn
Mills $ Ud to $300.
Talbott's Saw .Mitts, Ini-1
prove l Friction and Rope I
Feed, $200 to $(>O0.
Li mint ns and, Va n 1 Vi n -
kle Cotton (tins and Cotton
Presses.
We offer saw mill men and (tinners
the most complete outti's in the Htato
and at bottom price*.
Y. C BADHAM,
GENERAL AGENT, COLUMBIA, S. C.
tOTThe Talbott Engine* are the Best
Quality,
Low Prices.
UESPECTFi; LLY,
Hs loraent £ Co.
TELEGRAPflY
Thorough. Prmctlcal In.tnictioa. Oimda-
•t.s nsslst«l ta poaitioM. M-CmUlocvc
PUKE. Write to
Brywt & Stnttu Buisin Collin,
LOUISVILLE, KY. •
\:
i5, o> imimwwg*'
, stationer
^kisriD
lythingin the Stationery, Musical or Nov
elty Itine to be had at the
5'dvlimytou J}ooTi ^Xoxc t
O. BRISTOW, - - - Proprietor.
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