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VOL. XVIiL NO 28. DARLINGTON, S. C., THURSDAY, JULY Jf 1881. WHOLE NO 859 local ITEMS. The Governor lias respited Mk. H. Herinig hiu; moved in- J- Jacobs, white: the to b's ha^dsoTto new brick store Ches.U*rHel(l murderer who has on Pearl Street. been for ome time in the Dar lington jail, until August 14. t *1, r • , Hie was sentenced to be hanged duct services in the Episcopal to . morrow Sheriff Douglass. of Chestertield, carried Jacobs I to the Chesterfield jail on Mon day. Rev. W. A. Guerry will con- ■cs in the Epi Chapel on Sunday night. The Oentrepoint Presbyterian Church will shortly be removed from Oentrepoint to the town of Hartsville. Messrs. Moorhead, Cox & Co. have had an immense sign painted over'the front of their place of busineA. The matter of obtaining bet ter postoffice accommodations ;or the town is still being agita ted by the board of trade. A notice of the dissolution of copartnership recently existing Messrs. J. S. Pinkussohn & i Bros., the well known cigar manufacturers, advertise in | this issue their celebrated • World's Bouquet” cigar, which i is now handled by most of the I leading merchants of Darling ton. If you want a good smoke, i try it. between Messrs E. H. Dew, Convenient Routes to Cleveland. The Cheraw & Darlington Railroad has arranged a very convenient schedule for parties wishing to visit Cleveland Springs from this point. The freight train that leaVes Dar lington at 7.4.i A. M. connects with the Carolina Central at Wadesboro at 12.45 P. M. and the latter train arrives at, Shelby (the station f o r Cleveland Springs! at l.ilt) P. M. The Carolina Central waits twenty minutes on the train from Dar lington if late The route to Cleveland, via Hamlet, is also a good one. The 7.45 A. M. freight connects at Cheraw at 10.:)i) A. M. with the Palmetto Railroad for Hamlet, and at this point connection is had for Shelby. Season tickets to Cleveland Springs, good for re turn, cost $8,05. Programme for To-night. The following is the pro gramme of the musicale, which will be given in the opera house to-uiglit. for the purpose of rais ing funds for the erection of two additional rooms at St. John's Academy: 1. Duo, Overture, “Poet and Peasant’’; Misses J. and O. Hast. 2. Violin: Miss Aiehel. 3. Piano Solo, Cnchoncha; Miss Mary Law. 4. Vocal Solo, II CitimrituK Miss Hannah Munne. visitors, and the entire aflft ir was one that would have done credit to any city in the South. G. VV. Dargan, Esq., responded to the toast of “Our Country”, Col. C. S. Nettles to “The Land of the Palmetto”, while to Mr. H. T. Thompson, in the absence of Mr. E. K. Dargan, who had been regularly appointed to re- j spond to that toast, was assigned [the task of speaking for “Our i Sister Towns along the line”. The train with the returning ! excursionists left Bennettsvilie i at eight o’clock on Saturday CYPRESS. —Cypress is still ahead in crops of any section that wo have seen. Some men live to eat and some I NOtiCB. eat to live, or, in other words, i . . , , ’ , some live for grub and others: o a j.|j n gto n Compress Company will ;rub fora living.— /Itiltcitinpolllt j |»e opened at the office of Moorhead, Miss Hattie Er-1 morning. On the return trip. the Charleston delegation held a An Editor as “Mine Host." Mr. E. P. McKissick, who im- Mrs. I. Lewenthal and Miss | Carrie Mamie loft yesterday for : Cleveland Springs, where they will spend several weeks. From i 4 n • . e -X 1 thence they will go to Asheville and A. W.’WeUmg is published and will then visit the Mam in thu issue. | mocks. They will spend the A very large number of col- remainder of the summer tit the ored people from the low eoun- l as t named resort. ... , , . , ir, Darlington AT . meeting of th« board of i liieXwa'br/tVamVr h^be! da> on ail,xrun.i 0 nore rt he C., tcaae^g xbmsday night last, come associated with Mr. J. B. Messrs. E. O. Woods, Geo. W. Steele in the management of the A Sub-Alliance will be or- Brown and Henry T. Thompson Battery Park Hotel at Asheville, ganized at Jovanu on Saturday were appointed a committee to North Carolina. All readers of next, the 18th inst.. at 3. p. m.! draw up suitable resolutions, in newspapers in South Carolina All wishing to join are cordially regard to the action of the post- will regret the departure of Mr. invited to attend. [ office departineut in not placing McKissick from the field of a mail service on the C. S. & N. journalism. With a bright Railroad. These resolutions mind and prolific pen he never will be forwarded to the depart-1 failed, in his articles in the men L 1 Xews and Courier, to interest A partial organization of the [ th « n,an . v readers of that journ- compress company was made | al - Although a young man. we last week, when the following whether anyone in the Company, at ] were elected the board of direct- kta^e has a larger circle of Miss Florence A A B, Miss Moses Bishop, a much repect- ed colored citizen of Darlington, who has been employed at the j, C. & D. depot for a number of years, died on Monday. All of the machinery of the Carolina Fibre Company, at 11 A. C. McFall, C. Alexan- ^ arn 'v I” ;rs ™al Hartsville, has been placed into 0Ig . position a:id the factory is now ready to begin operations. Those who need cheap wrap- vertisement concerning ping paper would do well to pur- books of subscription ispublish- chase old newspapers at this | ed in another column, office, which art: now offered at the i"ite of 20 cents a hundred. A number of colored people l met iu the Court House on bat- A VERY important meeting of 1 urday last to consider the ud- the Darlington Guards will be visability of organizing a coi- heid to-morrow (Friday! night, ored county agricultural and friends than uer, W. J. Moohead, J. C. Will- Mr. McKissick. His constant cox and C. S. Nettles. An ad- ‘ l « sir f., t .° I'lease, coupled with Ins ability and popularity, will make him an ideal hotel pro prietor, and we do not hesitate to recommend, to those wishing a pleasant stay in the moun tains of North Carolina. “mine host” McKissick and the Bat- [ tery Park Hotel. 5. Recitation; vin. ‘ 0. Piano Solo Allen. 7. Vocal Solo, Sognni, Peacefully Slumber Bessie Williamson. 8. Piano Solo; Miss Julia Allen. •!*. Reading; Capt. H. T. Thomp son. 10. Vocal Solo, A Bird from o'er the Sea; Miss Annie William son . 11. Piano Solo: Miss Malloy. 12. Duo, Violins; The Misses Aiehel. 13. Vocal Solo, Madeleine, Mrs. I Townsend. *14. Tenor Solo; Mr. Robert James. 15. Comic Duo, Mrs. Doctor and Mrs. Proctor; Misses Donna Spain and B. Williamson. 1(1. Tenor Solo; Mr. Edward Mclver. 18. Vocal Solo: Miss Malloy. U). Young Misses’ March with Hand Movements. 20. Comic Recitation; Mr. Michie, 21. Chorus. Refreshments will bo served at the close of the concert. meeting on board the train ami passed resolutions of thanks to the people of Bennettsvilie. Sumter and Darlington for the hospitality shown them, stated that the Charleston gation purpose reciprocatingthe compliment paid them by invi ting their “country cousins” to the city on the 27th of this month, and “giving them a good time.” —The watermelon crop in this section is the finest we have ever seen. —Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hearon, of Darlington, arc in this i.ei_;! - borhood, visiting relatives uuo friends. - A picnic was given at New man Swamp Church on Satur day, and the large crowd pres ent enjoyed it thoroughly. A splendid dinner was served. —The cake keeps moving around. Mr. L. S. Pate, who only had it for a few days, has turned it over to Mr. J. H. Hug- It is gins for a field of the finest cot- dele- ton in the neighborhood. —The Alliance at this place held a meeting in its hall on Saturday morning last. Mr. G. W. Stith, of Lamar, who was present, made a mice speech. don null. P. P. P. is the greatest blood purifier of the age, the best of humor remedies, cures every dLeuse and humor of the skin, scalp and blood, whether itch ing. burning, scaly, pimples. Cox & Co., from the Hith to the 22nd hints., b >th dates inclusive. S. A. WOODS, j C. S. Mcl’ULLOUQH, [Board of C. 8. NETTLES, j Corporators. E. KEITH DARGAN. ! Dissolution of Copartnership. „ , . . Notice is hereby Riven that the Arm scrofula or hereditary, when all j of McCullouRh, Blackwell ft Co. has ther remedies fail. Men will rush to raise the ear window for a lady, but when asked to hold her baby the rush dwindles to a very faint rustle. —Xnr York Journal. Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved. From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hurd of Groton, S. 1)., we quote: “Was taken with a bad cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in and finally terminated in Consumption. this play been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. D. 8. McCullough hav ing retired from the business, we will continue to conduct it at the old stand | in and under the firm name of McCul lough & Blackwell. We assume all the liabilities of the old Arm, and all persons indebted to it are requested to make payment to us. c. 8. McCullough, J. C. BLACKWELL. July 18, lHill. lit RIVERDALE. Farmers’ Alliance of picnic at —The this place will have a Lowther’s Lake on inst. LAMAR —Mr. Hugh Poston has some very fine cotton. One of our farmers says it is the largest he has ever seen on the July. —Mr. W. C. Mims has movet the 18th into his new dwelling. —Mr. E. M. Rogers has r cently returned from a visit to Union County. He reports the crop prospects as being very 15th of gloomy. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OK DARl.INOTON, fiy I’- H- Spain, -&</., l x r<>bate Judge. Whereas. A. M. Sompayrac hath made suit to me, to grant u, wuv >v itn i it , . - . unto him Letters of Administration of ousimr Alii- f 0ur l d 0® t0r 8 gave me up saying the Estate of and effects of Winston ousmg AUl I could live but a short time. 1 Nicol*. gave myself up to mv Saviour, These are therefore to cite and ad- determined if 1 could not stay Hi f ,, ?! ,lar ‘L" with my triends on earth, * Nicol*. deceased, that they be and ap- would meet my absent ones a- pear, before me, in the Court of Pro i bove. My husband was advis- v ed to get Dr. King’s New- Dis . . covery for Consumption, Coughs Try our delicious ginger wa fer, 25c lb; West & Honour. PHILADELPHIA. —Mr. J. M. Loyd is still very sick with fever. —Watermelons are scarce and of a very poor quality. —Children’s Day at this place on last Friday, was quite a suc cess. —The business agent of Phil and alt the to attend o'clock. members promptly re urged at H.'IO Rev. J. G. Law will conduct services at Dovesville on Sun day afternoon at five o’clock. There will be no services in the Presbyterian Church at this place on Sundny night. The hour of the devotional meeting of the Y. M. C. A. on Sundays has mechanical fair company. It was decided to form tne compa ny. The permanent organiza tion will be effected at a meet ing to be held on Saturday next, when the officers will be elected. Dr. Griffin Coming to Darlington. The many friends of Dr. P. E. | Griffin will be pleased to learn that he has detinitely decided to locate in Darlington. Since Improvements At The Opera House. Extensive improvements will shortly be made in the opera house. The stage and the hall will both be enlarged and many conveniences will be added. The partitions between the hall A Splendid Affair. On Friday morning last a number of business men of Charleston left that city over the C. S & N. Railroad for Bennettsvilie to attend the ban- adelphia Alliance, has ordered tjuet given at the latter place in 3.000 yards of bagging through celebration of the completion of the State Exchange, the road. 1 he party reached —The excursion on the C. S. Darlington at 2 P. M. On the & N . R. R., to be under the day previous (Thursday) the management of Rev. J. E idea of entertaining the gentle-j Kushton< has been men from Charleston suggested ry and Colds. 1 gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; it has cured me and thank God 1 am now a well and hearty woman.” - The watermelon industry is Trial bottles free at Willcox & no longer a dream in this com- Co’s Drugstore, regular size, 50c munity but a, reality. On last i and$1.00. (Thursday Air. H. Y. Scarbrough* -o- — shipped from this point a car' She (at tlie base ball game)— load of very line melons. Dr. “But do tell me, George, what J. A. Cole also shipped a car does that man wear a mask over [ load on the same day. his face for?” George—“To —Last Saturday was chil-1 k*-''!'tbe Hies off. — 1 ruth. dren’s dav at Newman Swamp. I After addresses by Revs Rush- Good Looks ' ton and Lester, the children,! Good looks are more than skin numbering 25(i, were marched deep, depending upon a healthy to the table where there had [condition of all the vital organs. bate, to h<> held at Darlington C. H., on July Jllst, next, after publica tion hereof, at 11 o’clock in the fore noon, to shew cause, if any they have why the said Administration should not he granted. Given under my hand, this 15thday of July, Anno Domini, 1891. T. H. 8PAIN, Judge of Probate. July 1«. '91—21, Creditors'NotiCR. AH persons indebted to theestate of MeL. McFarland are hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned and all persons having claims against said estate will present the same, properly approved, to j. w. mcfakland. Administrator. and the ante-rooms on the right i ^ ie citi 20118 , 0 ^^ 8 place. changed to; |j 1(1 severance of his of the entrance will be removed and the whole will be converted into one large ball. The stage will be extended some distance and three large dressing rooms The suggestion took immediate shape and, although the time for preparation was short, the work was well done. The board of trade held a meeting and ap- until August. CLYDE. —The health of our nity is very good. We are having cool which will go hard with the been prepared a bountiful and sumptuous dinner After these had been served by their pa rents the reserves, of which your reporter was one, were in vited to the table and really we could not miss what the little postponed fellows had eaten. We would estimate the crow r d at six or l seven hundred and the dinner was sufficient for the occasion and a great deal was left over. Everything passed off very pleasantly and it wuis indeed a very enjoyable affair. commu- weath- If the Liver be inactive, you have a Bilious Look, if your stomach be disordered you have a Dyspeptic Look and if your Kidneys be affected you have a Pinched Look. Secure good health and you will have good looks. Electric Bitters is the great alterative and Tonic acts directly on these vital organs. Cures Pimples, Blotches, Boils and gives a good complexion. Sold at Willcox Hz Co's Drug store, 50c. per bottle. People’s Bank OF- Da rlin o Williamson, chairman, Nettles, J. G. McCall, J. E. Norment and T. S. Joye. Before the visitors reached Darlington they were joined by a party from Sumter, where the Co. has been dissolved by mu- 1 the very latest ideas in his pro- the stage as those on the front „ . . tual consent. The business will gressive profession. He will scats. A ticket office will be \i eX ander C S be continued under the firm return to the South about the placed on the landing at the top u. Alexander, u. °. name of McCullough & Black- [ 20th of thepresentmonth, when, j <»f the stairs leading to the en- we H accompanied bv his family, he'trance into the hall. Now that ' will take up his residence in we have such good railroad Mr ' ; J ' , of Darlington. As one of the most facilities, and will soon have a Hartsville, left on the 25th. ult. distinguished physicians in the first class opera house, there is for Rutherford College, North South, and ‘ ' C arolina, where he will take a atl d raised! course in telegraphy, stenog- where the peopfe know him und visit Darlington. Already raphy and bookkeeping. | ov(l b j rn( j)r. Griffin will soon manager of the opera house has Mr. C. N. Oates, the well be in possession of a lucrative a number of good troupes book- known merchant at Oats, will practice in this section of the shortly open a general merchan-! ^tate. lieu pn\sicia h , no rftflson whv some of the best trainhadstoppedandtheCliar- d as one who was born no reason why some ol the nest „..„ r . lin Darlington Countv, theatrical companies will not les onians given the rust recei IneonVe know him and visit Darlington. Already the ^ day. The visitors, MT. ELON. —The crops are doing well. —Mr. E. H. Hearon left for a trip to Limestone Springs and the mountains on Tuesday | _ Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. —Mr. J. F. Watson, of Mul „ r, , • xi 11 lins, South Carolina, will be I be Best Salve in the world here to-day at ten o’clock to]Crimes, Sores. Lleers, It is so perplexing to be told j that a married man has been released from his sufferings at last—you can never tell whether it is the man himself who has] died, or his wife.—Fremden- l>l alt. ed for the fall and son. winter sea dise store in Darlington and will occupy the present stand of Messrs. Welling & Bomioitt on Pearl Street. Eire and Its Work. About nine o’clock on Mon- ay night a small frame dwell- Rev. J. A. Williams, of Alar- ion, “the blacksmith evange list,” and Mr. W. P. B. Kinurd, of Ninety Six, stretched theii tent on factory hill this week and began a series of meetings | fnl|n tlie exnlosion 1 ist night, which will he con- lani „ While M r . Arthur tinued fifteen days. ing house, just beyond the C. Hz D. depot, was destroyed by fire. The house was on the W. E. Dargan place and was the pro perty of the Darlington Phos phate Company. The fire was of a Hai t Prime white corn $1 cash: AlcCall & Burch. . •*- -a*» A Delightful Health and Summer Re sort. Air. Chas. B. Jordan, of Ben- nettsville, S. C., and Mr. N. W. Brown, of Mount Airy, N. C., are now in charge of the Mount Airy White Sulphur Spring, 31 miles from Mount Airy, N. C., will make it beneficial, [lamp. jw. xx.i.iui xxiwij , was engaged in packmg up his COIufortab , pleaBant and con furniture, w ucl, was sto d n those who may visit the house, with a mc\. to k- S lll , r This water in saving his property. There was no insurance on the house, but Mr. Hart had $200 insu rance. The contract for erecting the works of the Darlington Phos phate Company has been award ed to Col. Tiiman Watson, of Columbia, and that gentleman was in town last week on busi ness connected with the con tract. The roof of one of the build ings at Mr. C. Mooney’s mills caught on fire Friday afternoon. An alarm was sounded, but the flames were extinguished before any damage was done beyond the burning of a small place in the roof. Champion Artist, the w ell known colored carpenter who j Cheraw nines respectively. All Spring. Board first-class in was convicted of grand larceny 0 f games were played at the every particular. Rates, $25.- at the March term of court and Darlington park. In the game oo ami $30.<XJ per month, $8.00 sentenced to four months im-] with Swift Creek the score stood and $10.00 per week, $2.00 per orisonment in the jail, was re- j2 to O in favor of Darlington. dav . Children under 12 years leased on Tuesday, the time i n tbe contest with Lydia, the 0 pj an< i servants, half price. In having expired. game was broken up by a dis- f an ,dies or parties $25.00 and The many friends of Mr. and pute during the fourth inning, $12.50 per month each, respect Mrs L W Dick at this place when the soore stood Darling- jvely. Conveyances will will receive with genuine sor- ton 7, Lydia 3. Another game parties at tlie trains and con vey thus augmented in numbers, were met at the depot by the citizens of Darlington, who drove them over the town show ing them the many points of in- bushel terest in and about this place. (Shortly afterwards the party repaired to the rooms of the Darlington Club, where asump- tuous repast was in readiness. As the door to the banquet hall was thrown open and the long table loaded with eatables, pre pared in splendid style, was brought to view, the visitors were given an idea of how things can be done in Darling- Lton. Despite the shortness of the time for preparation, the linner was superb and did cred- —If reports are true Dell Kol as treated very badly after as arrested. -Some of our farmers have made cider and the young men seem to enjoy it. —Air. M. S. AtcKinon has re turned from school and is look- — j — — „ , , ing well. \Ye hope that he will take charge of a singing class. Bait Kheum, Eever Sores, letter, resume his former position with -Messrs. S. E. Kell- -niChapped Hand s, Chilblains, Mr. McNair, as every body Robt. Gatlin have pure likes him. lot from Mr. T. J. Price, known r „ mi j r ,„i •»_ —• —- as the Huggins fork, for the ! ...—f 1 A nice line of fresh assorted purpose of erecting a gin house cakes in this week; West & H. and store. HIGH HILL. —Miss Annie Bristow, of Darlington, is visiting Miss Beulah Wilson. —Those who have been so [ fortunate as to escape the visi tations of the crows, have a bountiful supply of very fine watermelons. —Air. E. G. Jeffords' little child fell down the stair steps last Sunday afternoon and stuck a large splinter in its throat, in flicting a very painful but not serious wound. —The Bible class of tlie Sun- ! day school at this place has pre sented Mrs. S. E. Draper with a nice siver cup as a token of their appreciation of her services as Bible teacher. —Rev. Geo. T. Gresham, who was recently called to the pas- Vr ,, , ] Chapped Hands, *' .i°— a !". | Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, |,uri ias< ‘ < ,li and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Willcox & Co’s drug store. _ ton. per cent Interest paid on time depos its from day of de posit. Saving is the Road to Wealth. E. KEITH DARGAN, President. W. A. CAHRIGAN, Vice President. H. L. CHARLES. Cashier. Smoke the Celebrated World’s Bouquet CIGAR. The best 5 cent cigar on the market. Try one and he convinced. —A very threatening cloud passed over this section on Wednesday of last week, doing Johnny—“Pa, what does the j paper mean when it says that [ Air. Littlesole has taken Miss] Brown as the partner of his joys and sorrows?” Pa—“It means, j my son, that they are to enter torate of Alt. Elon and Lake upon life upon the share-and- I Swamp Churches, preached his share-alike principle. He will first sermon here on Sunday take all the joys and let heri last. We welcome Mr. Gresham have all the sorrows.”—Boston among us. Transcript. —As was previously an- , , nounced, the marriage of Mr. C. c ’ ubb " 1 K rates °" the G. Petty and Miss Eula Hicks P art af The Darlington News took place in the church at this are hereb ? - 8UH P ende d.. except 1 I /. 11 • I LUtJ OLHiUli. AHIO w C4.VOI IS ^ moving it on the following day, b y competent judges to it not only to the hospitality, a lamp was overturned with the ^ , - t0 f he Greentn ier 1 but also to the enterprise of the result above stated. Mr. Lart ^ b j te y u i p j, ur 0 f Virginia, or town. It was an evidence than lost all of his furniture. Mr. Cleveland, of this State-and when the citizens of Darlington j no damage however, but it was M. T. Lide occupied a room in f or be a U tv of scenery pleasant- have determined to do any thing followed by copious showers, the building, but he succeeded 1]t , 88 0 f locatioiu &e./is hardly it is accomplished and that, too, 1 which were much needed. surpassed by any other Resort, “i first class order. —This scribe had the pleasure It is at the base of the Blue dargan, (j s< l”J )re . 8 '| of attending Children’s Day at Ridge Mountains, and that! ident of the board of trade, in p b ji a( i e iphi a on the 10th. inst. beautiful mountain stream, the a brief but neat speach, wel- The children acquitted them-,- ' j"'..'' t>om mrwJrt or b™«hoid cum Ararat River, Hows through the 1 corned the visitors to ailing- se i veg a( i m i ra bly. and we think be removed and in its stead the ,{ rown . 8 i ron Hitters Rebuild.the grounds near the Spring, afford- ton and im itea t lem o par a -e every oue p re8en t spent <x pleas- bright silver lined skies of sun-1 system aids digestion, removes excess oitu®, ing such delightful sports as of the town’s hospitality The ^ ■ l - u: — u boating, fishing, bathing. &c. party then enjoyed the dinner A first-class Laundry and Livery and. as soon as this interesting with the part of the pj-oceedings was On The Diamond. On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of last week the Darling ton base ball club played games with the Swift Creek, Lydia and Stable are connected place, Rev. W. O. Petty offieia- tbo8 . e . established with he ting, assisted by Rev G. T.j^ff™ Cultivator and the Gresham. There were some j and Courier. decorations and the house was Kltber 0 ? these papers will be almost filled with people. The « ent ' Vlth T » K D \ KMN “™» couple left immediately after Ne ' V8 to any address for $1 70, the ceremony. Alay their lives l ,a - vabb! m , advance; all three be one of continued happiness P a P ers can be obtained for $2.40 and if ever a dark cloud over-1 P er annum m advance " shadows their pathway may it Many Persons arc bmYen be removed and in its stead the ant and profitable day. -• JASPER. shine hover over them forever, is the true wish of their friend. tUid cures malaria. Get tbe Kcuuino. LADfWS Needing atonic, or children who want build- ing up, should take rtf’S * — —Airs. E. A. Bostick is quite ill hut then! seems to be hopes that she will recover. MARRIED. row the news of the death of: of five innings was played soon them directly to the Spring, their little baby Ida which oc- afterwards, between the same R ar ties in South Carolina can eurred on Sunday The little clubs, and the result was tin-, reach Mount Airy vfa the C. S. one was about three months! other victory for the home team & N. Road that connects with 0 | ( | by a score of 5 to 4. 1 he best t h e C. F. & Y. V. Railway at game of the series, however, j Bennettsvilie, 8. C. Commen-, was the one between Darlington c j n g j u ly nth, a Daily Freight [ town Don’t forget the entertain- le open A splendid programme has been w |,i r h was closely finished, Hon. Geo. D. Bryan, Mayor of Charleston, in behalf ni mii umre vu u* —h-i At the Methodist parsonage of ‘the visitors, thanked the that she wil! recover. on Sunday, July 12, 1891, Mr board of trade for its unbound- —Watermelons are coming in Frank Sanders and Miss Lee ed hospitality and the pleasant use now among the farmers and Scott, both of Darlington. reception. will soon be plentiful in our. I he visitors then took the community. Consumption Cured. —Mr. W. T. Lewis and fani- old physician, retired from ’ ily, of Jacksonville, Florida, j p rac tice. having had placed ini’ are on a visit to relatives here j b j s hands by an East India mis train for Bennettsvilie, accom- ineet panied by a number of Darling- tonians. Before leaving they all expressed themselves as most highly pleased with their visit to our progressive town. On arriving at Bennettsvilie BKOSVN'S'lKON BITTERS. It is pleasant to take, cures Malaria. Iudl- featiou, lilliousnots and Liver Complaints. Attention, Darlington Guards! [ Attend an important meeting | ' of your company to-morrow i (Friday) evening, at 8.80 1 o'clock. By order of the Captain. 8. 8. BURCH, July 16, 1891. First Sergeant. 1 For Sale by Edwards, Xorment & John A. Boyd. West <Sc Honour. J. M. James. H. Henniy. P. C. Beck rf- Bro. 8. Lewenthal. iU. X. Pinkston. M. Manne. 8. Tombacher. M. J. Byrd. Blackwell Bros. M. C. Alexander. July 16-8m. Co. Wanted. and will return home in a few ;S j on ary the formula of a simple [ days. —The Rev Mr. Gresham has j and pc . the visitors were met bv a com- entered on his pastorate duties sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Common' rnittee of the citizens of that at Lake Swamp. He preached on Asthma and all throat and Lung L m and were promptly as- last Sunday. His appointments j Affections, also a positive Four good canvassers and collectors vegetable remedy for the speedy ^ i land permanent cure of Con- and ment at the opera house to-night. a ' n J Ul^raw; the'first" half of tX “witirPas^nger * qJSJh ; ; •” f Bunda/s at" 1 ! ^ l8t ana . S^airNervo^ rosr selected and all who attend are| but D ar imgt ( .*n won * bo canm' jj c., at about 11 o’clock A M., 14heir stay HI receive their money’s by a gro re of H> to 4. The Floyd getting to Mount Airy about 4 the place were brought Besides the proceeds bro thers were the battery for o’clock P. AL Returning train requisition, and the guests spent | ona( j e and devoted to a worthy the home team and James and w jH leave Alount Airy about 3 the evening m driving about our pleas Malloy for Chefaw. Cheraw 0 ’clockP. M.,arrivingatGreens- the town and its vicinity, when The Darlington baseball club made one base hit while Dar- heroin time to connect with th ?J ba i* h “ f or had an engagement to play lington made ten. Floyd struck passenger trains on the R. & D. ^ f t ‘ oW ctu. v of P Ma - gameff with the Davids, of out seventeen and James nine. Road. This tram will also curry whmh the old County ot M sure to worth, will be cause. game on that day and we had ] — ; , Have you tried our creamery not heard, on going to press, the I Choice Fulton Market Beef in j butter. A ou will be pleased, result of the game yesterday. I this week; West & Honour. 1 1) resit in every week; W est & H. Cheap Wrapping Paper. Old newspapers, answering exceed-! inglv well for the purpose of wrapping ! paper, for sale at The Darunotos ] , -I. ■ . ° •ird gundovK at. 11 a m I ana ail nervous ^omuiainis, Nkws office at 20cents a hundred. | attached, fill leaveGte.a.Ia.to, j -ere ntad. eeatfottahle J after bavin* tested it, lender- e were ■>«««* •$!•««;.**-SI. Noth. „e“!! y that th.1 soda ^atei to make ! ma k e j t j. nown ^ J dg offering [ partnership heretofore existing be- pleasures not less, but fellows Actuated by this mo-l^! 1 Dewey & Welling is hereby , greater There was a picnic at tive and a desire to relieve hu-[ du,8olved by ,nut g aI H co ^E Y Lake Swamp Church yesterday. man suffering, I will send free —We are happy to say that of charge, to all who desire it. j we have had nice showers of I this recipe, in German, French j rain since we sent our last com-; or English, with full directions munication, causing a remark- for preparing and using. Sent able change in the vegetable! by mail by addressing with Some of our gardens stamp, naming this paper. W. A. Noyes, 820 Powers’ Block, has become world re- Char 1 eston,*Tn thqt city on Tues* I While the Cheraw boys were the mails to and from Mt. Airy. lloro day and yesterday. The club, vanquished, they played well, Address, Jordan & Brown, however, arrived in Charleston and their gentlemanly hearing Mount Airy, N. C too late on Tuesday to have the j elicited the praise of every one ^ ^ The hosts'ditTall in their^ power j were too near exhausted for us to add to the pleasure of the 1 to realize much benefit. nowned. The banquet at Mc Call’s hall at night was an ele gant affair, and all present en joyed the occasion to the utmost. 1 prospects. Rochester, X. July 8, 1891. A. W. WELLING. Alliance Notice. The annual meeting of the Stock holders of the. Darlington Farmers’ Alliance Company will be held in the Court House at Darlington, Wednes day, August 5, at U A. M. E. M. WILLIAMSON, President. W. H. ROGERS, Secretary. 8t Never broken —Kabo. The “bones” in the Kabo corset are made of it —warranted for a year, too. It’s a corset you can wear a few weeks, and then get your money back if it doesn’t suit. But it’s pretty sure to suit —else it wouldn’t be sold so» Edwards, Norment 4c Co mmi