The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, July 16, 1891, Image 4
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MENR f Y. THOMPSON. - Editor.
Thm day, July 16,1891.
An extended canvass, madoland progressiveness of each in-'
bv the A T e«' England Home- <• rcase the material welfare of
shad, shows that the new Peo- the other as the vcars speed by!
pie s party is not endojrsed by . e j
the farmers of
and New York.
viewed were all prominent far- which gives such bright promise
mers. W hile some favor more f or our co.-nmon future!
independent i>olitical action T
than heretofore nearly all op- pure drinking water.
pose the idea of a special far-
The sub treasury
Notice.
>t endorsed bv „ . . , „ ^
New England Friends of Bonnettsville, wer»-
The men inter- j 0 '*'* 1 with you in the great event
There was a time when Dar-
EDITOR.AL NOTES.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis has de
cid>ed that Richmond shall be | mere’ party.
the last
mains of her illustrious hus-! P
land values are looked upon as an(J w i, en people “fought
; wild schemes, while the free
has but a
band.
Africa is the
tongues.
©3*^ For the next 00 days, our entire
t resting place of the re-j bill an5 loaning of new issues of lington was proverbial for its
of her illustrious hus-!paper by the Government on unwholesome drinking water, stop v ()f
The
land
Bible
of many 1
has
shy”
of the town on that account.
There came a change, however,
when the Artesian well was
Summer (moods
'WiBlULEHALE
MElliCMANT®
Wc have in stock and to arrive in a few days.
One car load ol llacon.
•* •* *• Corn.
“ “ •* Flour.
“ “ •* Molassses.
1.4 W «'4Kt*N.
J.J. WAIU). I . O. WO«Uts
WARD & V/OoDS.
Attctneys k Counselors at Law,
DAULlSinOS, S. V.
Will practice in the State and l-Vdeml
Courts
Sitociitl u tcutiou imid to all matters
IH-rtaiuluK to tin- buying, selling,
renting or leasing of real estate. Any
party having business in this line
would do well to call on the firm, who
have control of some of the most de
sirable property in ihe town and
count v.
i coinage of silver
. - . | . . . no . w small following,
been translated into sixty-six j “
of the languages and dialects of; . , . . . . . , , ■. ,
the dark continent. darlington s noblest work, bored, and well water fordr.nk- W1 J] 1 )C go ] ( | a t reduced priCCS.
In his eloquent address of ing purposes was then a thing
welcome to our Charleston visit- the jiast. tor many years
orson Friday last Mr. E. K. those who owned vehicles had „ „ .. .
Dargan most appropriately elos- been in the habit of sending to A 1111111 llOl* 01 HiXtrilOrdllUtry Bargains TO?*
ed with a few words in t.raise the mineral spring for water;
L. P. Bonley and A. S. Car-
ruthers, two New Orleans
editors, fought a duel with
swords on Tuesday of hast week.
Carruthers was wounded.
Harry Curtiss, a young man
eighteen years old, died sudden
ly at Findlay, Ohio, on Satur
day. Excessive cigarette smok
ing had paralyzed his heart.
A train was wrecked near
Aspen, Colorado, on Saturday
and a passenger coach was fill
ed with scalding steam. Seven
persons were scalded to death
and several others were serious
ly injured.
Several of the republics of
Central and South America are
in the throes of revolutions. The
civil war in Chili is the worst.
The war has continued for some
time and both sides engage in
horrible butchery.
A drunken negro, named
Philip Green, shot and killed
Policeman Clayton in Savannah as well as his duty to do all
on Wednesday of last week. He hjB r to 8U8taill them anil
then attempted to kill Policeman ... ....
Niedlinger; but the latter got 14 ls 8afe to say that there is no
the drop first and killed Green
instantly.
Four New York murderers
were executed by electricity in
Albany, on Tuesday of last
Iii fact everything in the
‘HEAVY GROCERY’’
Wc handle in large quantities.
LINE
of our public schools ant
accomplished gentleman at their
head, who has contributed so
much to making them a success.
The people of Darlington are
proud of their schools, and just
ly so. As we predicted would
be the case when we advocated
their establishment some years
ago, no other enterprise organ
ized in this jiregressive com
munity during the past decade
has contributed so much to its
prosperity and material welfare
as its public schools. Morally
convinced as we are of the truth
of this assertion, every good
citizen esteems it his privilege
in
..rnwo me mineral spring lor water; ,. T ... • e
.i the with the boring of the new wen | tt n w ho'H vail themselves of this mid-summer ^ C111M c <i lompunson 1
Wholesale Department with any
market.
Respectfully,
»/. Frunh Early.
right in the middle of the town,
p»redri,,ki„ K water w» s i t i (m .
within the reach of our hum- l l
blest citizens. How they enjoy
ed the luxury words cannot prop
erly express. But are we to
be forced to return to the noi
some drinking water of the
pasty It would seem so, for
since the work of pumping water
from the Artesian well up into
the large tank located on the
towr lot was begun some time
ago, those using Artesian water
have been supplied from the
rank, stagnant pool in the cov
ered cistern near the well, the
flow from the well itself being
insufficient for a 1 1 purposes.
This would seem to be a very
W- F, DARGAN.
ttornay at Law,
Darlington, - • • S. C.
Office over Blackwell Bros, stc.ie
1!. w. hoy 11. GKO. W BMOWx.
BOYD & BROWN
Attorneys am! Oounselois at Law
Office in brick building south of
the Bank of Darlington.
DAiu.isaros r n ^ <
ATTENTION To
IN I-.NS.
I\ OMVT PERSONAL
A Ll. Bli
BLACKWELL BIOS’.
No Baits!! fafamthstar!
mtuuti.y
week. The executions were ac
complished much more success
fully than in the case of Kemm-
ler, the first man put to death
by the electrical process.
Two vessels—one American
and the other British—were
wrecked within a few hours of
each other off the coast of
Australia, ontheTth.inst. From
the American vessel all of the
crew were saved, but from the
British seven were drowned.
At the meeting of County
Alliance of Edgefield, on Fri
day, Gov. Tillman and Col. W.
J. Talbert discussed the sub-
treasury scheme, the former in
opposition to and the latter in
favor of it. The discussion was
behind closed doors, so the pub
lic can learn little about it.
At an election held in Carlow
County, Ireland, last week, for
a seat in Parliament, the Par-
nellite candidate was over
whelmingly defeated. Parnell
considered this County his
stronghold and the defeat is
probably a political death blow
tax imposed on ourpeople which un '' * st ' l )0 ^ c y ° n the iiart of the
is as readily and as cheerfully
paid.
It is unnecessary,
for us to make any apology for importance, and should bo con
JL.T
authorities. Furnishing the]
town with wholesome drinking
therefore water i- s a matter of the high-
COST AND CASH ONLY.
our
sidered before anything rise. Preparatory to moving' into the store now
directly from the Artesian welj.
Ar Attractive
Cunthlard POCKET \LMKS\C
and ME.MOUANIM >1 HOOK
advertising l«KO\V VS IKO.\ 1I1TTEK8
the host Tonic*, tfiven away at l)ru*f ami
general stores. Apply at once.
devoting five columns of
limited space this week to the We 8 »^erely trust, therefore,
publication of the reports of the that immediate stops will be ta- OCCUpied by Messrs. }\ lllCOX A Co. WO Will
superintendent and the board of ken to restore to the people °f .
trustees, which will be found on the town the enjoyment of the otter Olll’ entire StOCK ot
our second page. Their careful P ur, '> fresh water which flows
perusal is earnestly urged upon
every intelligent citizen of this
community who has its welfare
at heart. The high tributes
paid by the board to the super
intendent and hisefticieuitassist-
ants is thoroughly deserved,
and will be heartily endorsed
by all who have knowledge of
the wonderful work which they
have accomplished. The super
intendent’s report, showing how
order was formed from chaos,
and setting forth the needs that
yet confront the infant enter
prise, is admirably prepared,
and will prove interesting read
ing matter to every man, wo
man and child in Darlington
NACHMAN BUILDING.
It is just aliout oil.' wec-lv since wc threw our doors open and the result of
only a few days seems eiceoura^inK •« us.
In order to acouuint the t;ood people of Darlington and vicinity with the
class of goods we carry in stock we wil. bel^w give you a hint of what, we have
on hand:
Ifaiidtioiiir Live of ’White Dress Goods, in
stripes and cheek's: L ‘no Stripes, Ginphanis,
Chamhrois, (diallie.-:. Worsteds, Snrrnh
Silk's, Pongee Silks, rod a general assort
ment of Dnj Goods, . Yorioo.s. Hosier;/.
A Tremendous line of Shoes.
TJALMETTO railroad.
In Effect July 12th,
Leave Gheraw
.. lo.:io a m
Kolloek Station
... 10.50
(Isborne
.. 11.20
Arrive Hamlet
.. 11.40
Ixsave Hamlet
4.20 P M
()sborne
.. 4.40
Kolloek Station
... 5.10
Arrive Cheraw
. .. 5.30
Clone eonneetion made
at Haiulet
Dry fmOoOs,
J\ m OliOHS,
Hals f
anil Clothing,
Here
Millinery Department.
you w ill find an elegant line of tr ninied and imtriiniiied Hats. We have
just added to our colossal stock a new tresh line of the latest shapes, ex
quisite ilowers and other t rimming:, crape, inmsveiling, in fact any-
tiling apperiaining to a first elas> and stylish millinery. A call will
convince anyone. Some very { retty white caps and hats tor
children. Mull caps for nfants in endless variety.
call.
P. Bishop Parrott,
Stenographer and Typewriter,
tyOffice with Nettles & Nettles.jp
LEGAL AND OTHER COPYING
SOLICITED.
Testimony reported in short-band
and type-written transcript of same
furnished at reasonable rates.
Good Spelling, Correct Pun, tuatiou
an,! Neat Work Guaranteed.
Jan. N-lyr.
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED.
GEO.E.TOALC, HENHY OLIVER
Geo. E. Tome & Co,
WHITE IPUSTE
DOORS, SASH,
BLIKDS,
AND
ill'
OFFICK AND KALKSKOOM8
10 mill 10 11.0 lie Siieet,
! Oil A RLB ■’TON. - • s. (1
g^rSpeeial Prices Cheerfully Fur
nished.
II W. PAItKKK.
The
- J. B. FLOYD.
('ollcetin<J
Darlington
AND
Real Estate Jlgeiu ;/.
Collections of nil kinds solid ited
Our prompt personal attention giv, ii
and satisfaction guaranteed in all
business entrusted to us. Office in
Knterprise Hotel
Will he very glad to have you
Respect fully yours,
with C. C. K. R. East and West.
WM. MON I KE, Supt.
Henry Homig
Strictly at Cost for Cash
:>() days.
during
the next
E. C. Kotlmlz.
to the oace popular Irish leader, j County. Truly will our public will shortly remove to his handsome
The Marlboro County Alliance
has passed a resolution pledging
its members to plant only ten
acres of cotton to the horse in
18!*2, propided the co-operation
of all the cotton States can be
obtained for the plan. The Al
liance also requests the State
Alliance to call a convention of
all the cotton growers for this
purpose.
A novel game of base ball
was played in Washington,
Ohio, last week. The society
girls organized a ball team and
challenged a club of young men,
the men to play with their left
hands. The score was 22 to 15
in favor of the men. The Rev.
school, under their present able
management, prove a gem in
the diadem which will crown
our dear old town when she be
comes, (as she now bids fair to
be), “the Queen City of the Pee 1
Dee”.
brick store which he has recently
erected on Pearl Street, and
will stock it with a choice
line of
Groceries,
Liquors,
Cigars,
. Tobacco.
BENNETTSVILLE AND DARLINGTON
The good people of Bennetts-
ville celebrated with great eclat
on Friday last the completion of
the Charleston, Sumter and Hr The patronage of the public is r.
Northern Railroad to theirtown, ,
, . , . . , ’ i GP Nothing but hrst-dass article
and just cause had they for re- wm u . Rolll , ail(t satistill
joicing over the event, for all tion guaranteed.
Mr. Anderson, a Presbyterian the wonderful opportunities that | H
minister umpired the game. have been opened up to Darling-
About two years ago, Alfred ton by the new road are as
Swartz, a German went to Col- nothing compared with the ben-
umbia and commenced work in which Bennettsville will de-
a bakery. He saved enough • - •. ^
money to send for ^ rive from it. Cut
A PIMITi VK
Slaughter of Goods.
Very respectfully.,
A. J. BROOM.
Ml’KlMAI
<>
For the next 30 days we will offer
i^.:F2.GrA.IIXrS5
Lowest Prices Ever Seen in Dapgton.
IBEGr
iii all departments, in order to reduce stock, |
|to make alteration in store, painting, Ac.
I
Call early and see the Bargains we
PETER BOWLES
TYOES first-class House and Sign
Painting; Kalsominc Work u
specialty.
In addition to my other works,
I am now prepared to do
PAPER HANGING, etc.
C??- He solicits the patronage or
Darlington. Feb. 27-iyr
Cotton Seed Wanted.
For the next ten days the Darling
ton Oil Mill will paythe highest inai-
ket price for sound Cotton Seed or
will exchange Acid, Kainit, C N Meal
or Amoniated Goods for Seed. If you
have seed to sell bring them at ome.
c. s. McCullough.
May 7-tf. President.
Bees’ Wax and Wool.
Until further notice, I am prepared
to pay the very highest market prices
for Bees’ Wax and Wool. Apply at
my Restaurant on Florence Sircct.
W. W1TUOVEK.
Choice
eialtv.
>,000 yds figured Muslin at 2 1-2 cts yd.
Family Groceries a Spe- CMlia Silk, {ill sllUdCS, 25C‘tS \ r d.
Black Silk Grenadines, 40cts yd.
offer.
Since the recent disastrous fire from
which lie suffered so severely
RpspectriiUy,
WATCHES
Repaired and Warranted
AT
J. H. Maso.n & Co’s JkwklutStork.
«*W.B. McGIRT, D. D.
Offers Ids professional services lo
the people of Darlington and vieinit. .
Office over the store of Edwards, Nor
merit & Co.
Jau PJ.’DO—ly
J AbU mr ngrnla for W. I„ Dougina Slines,
r not tor anlo in your place n*k your
ealer to neiid for catnloKiie, aecure the
agency, and «et them for you.
UT* TAKE NO Kt IIHTITl’TK.
.r • Dr Irnri 5
his sweet-1 11,0 lru,u ,l ’' uul ' °“ entirely U*. U L'lil. iJL t ^
heart! Marie Eppee, at Vienna ^ rom ^ ie rest H ie Btate here- '‘R 8 purchased the stock of Dr~w. J.
Austria. She arrived in Col- tofore, with its only outlet in
umbia on Monday morning, met
her lover, told him she was dis
satisfied with his looks and left
the ilirection of North Carolina,
its people have been deprived of
in the afternoon to return to a **' ntercour8e t ^ e * r na l u '
Austria. ral neighbors, and had almost
In the court at Athens, Geor- ! be Sl un to feel aa if they did not
gia, on Wednesday of last week, belong to South Carolina. With
Col. T. M. Burkette, a well two such fine railroad lines as
known lawyer, used very in- now center in its mid8t the
suiting language to the presid- , ... . ... ’ ,
ing judge, who fined him $50. town W) “ blossom like the
The lawyer then advanced as if, rose”, and we confidently pre-
to assault the judge and the lat- diet that it will, in a very short
lr-!SS?.teSrS?.2f.t n S!! '«'■»»«• °»» •>( the most
nourishing cities of South Caro-
him. The sheriff called on the
spectators to assist him, but
Burkette bid defiance to the
whole crowd and walked out of
the court house unmolested.
In October next the
vsri th « »' x--
Garner, and ha* leased the latter's
desirable business stand on tlic West
side of the Public Square fur a term
of years Here his friends and patrons
will find him in the futu-c provide I
as heretofore with a large and select
asso. tment of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY ARTICLES,
&.C., &.C
a continuance of the libera
patronagi which lias been accorded
him in the past is respectfully Nolicit-
ed. Jan. 15-tf.
The Point of i his is that We JQYE & SANDERS
I
are Headquarters for
Quantity,
Quality,
Low Prices.
nut ling rox. s. t
MOOSlEAli, GOX &. GO.,
-Are Leading in Low Prices on
Bacon,
RESPECTFULLY,
EMs Homeit £ Co.
BRYANT &STRAnON Biisiiiess Colley
BOOK-KCYPtNQ, ShORTHAMO, TlLiORAPHV, i(C. | .OUISVILLE.KY"
Write for Catalogue amd Full Information,
Hna. , ' Do You Wish To Be Boss of
But it must not be supposed Your Own GIN HOUSE?
that all the advantages to be j -n,,,,, , )uy tll „
corner '!^“:“Z: 1 Thomas Steam Press
Kentucky. The Kentucky^V 1 nett8vilIe ' Th( ‘ n,i K ht -V waters
men’s Confederate Monument G ie P 643 Dee have separated flppff Gfiffnn
Association has the matter in Darlington from a territory* ^Utni LlOIdlUI „
charge, and has already collect-; which hut for that harrWwnnid * !t ! N tl I? most . 8 .v*t«>m i„ ,i Ke ,
ed over ^5,(XK) with which it ig , which hut for that bamer would unloading cotton from wagom . dca.,:
Dronosed ti) lav the romar Ktono have hecn properly allied to it n^and delivering it into gmp or stall*,
prouoseiiiio lay me corner-stone , . Cotton doc* not passtiirougli tan un.i
and build the foundation of the b - v ever y interest. The span- press requires no pulleys or ladtii. 11 '!'* i
proposed monument. It h a s ^ ning of that long-standing fWe Si4Ve,i ,iine iuul ,,,,,Ile y-
been decided to erect a inonu- noir, the Pee Dee swamp lias lalhott <V Son’s Engines ]
r&aSSi uus to r i^i br ™ eht “ »•» do “ ~
costly. cation with the richest County 'ii'il t or table.
FY-q«naGxr iii„„ n rm,.- 1 in the 8tate > between whose “Old Dominion” Corn
man, of Ohio, has been hiter- ! citizen8 the people of Dar- v <fi^7 to S'300.
viewed on the political situation.! hngton have always existed the lalhott s Saw Mills, I m \
He favors the nomination o f i kindliest feelings, which will be prove I Friction and Rope.
x> ..j * 1 only strengthened in the future Feed, $.200 to $(!O0.
by the new bond which has aris- Lammas and Vnn. Win- — # .
Campbell should be on the tick- i en between them. Across the Ootton Gins and (’atton Aliy tldllg ill tllC Stationery, MUSlCal OF N OV
et with him. The Ex-Senator handsome iron piers of the new Presses.
i» in favor of the free coinage bridee. Darlinu-bm and r e i- w c oiTer s*w mili men .u.d ginncra'
° 1 the most complete outfits in the Stale
and at bottom prices.
in hand. The two leading coun- Y. C BADHAM,
ties of the garden spot of South general agent, Columbia, s. c.
Carolina, may the prosperity | BTThe TultKitl Engines are the Best.
Corn,
Molitsses,
Coffee,
Cigars,
Flour,
Meal,
Nu gar,
Tobaeco,
&c
WHY IS THE
W. L. DOUGLAS
It Is a seamless shoe, with no looks or wax thread
to hurt the feet; made of the best line calf, stylish
ami easy; and because we make, more shoes of this
'jrode than any other manufacturer, it equals baud
sewed shoes costing from $4.00 to $.1.00.
£ EZ OO lseimiuc Iland-Ncwnl, the finest calf
shoe ever offered for $5.00; equals i-reueh
imported shoes which cost from $«.() to $12.00.
00 lland-Sesveil Well .Shoe, line calf,
stylish, comfortable and durable. The best
shoe ever offered at this price ; same grade us otis-
lom-maxle shoes costing from $6.00 to $fjw.
CQ ZO 1 olice Slioei Farmers, Railroad Man
and Letter Carriers all wear them: fine calf,
seamless, smooth inside, heavy three soles, exten
sion edge. One pair will wear a year,
ffi O ■5® *»<> better shoe ever offered at
eDmmm this price;
who want a sIhh
$2." ,,,,d
price; one trial will eouvi c** those
ihqe for comfort and service.
Boys’ 1
on their mert
itun ....
are very strong ami durable. Those who
have given them a trial will wear no other make.
I 9’4.00 and school shoes are
worn by the boys everywhere; they sell
r merits, ns the Increasing sales show.
3 llaud-Hewed shoe, best
Dongola, very stylish; equals French
Imported shoes costing from $4.0(» to $$.0u.
■.adlea’ M.3S, Sg.UII ami S1.J3 ahoe for
Misses are the best fl»e Dongola. Stylish and durable.
Camion.—See that W. L. Douglas’ name and
price are stomped on the bottom of each shoe.
W. L. DOUGLAS. Drocktou, Mass.
Grover Cleveland for President
in 18!i2, and thinks that either
Ex-Governor Gray or Governor
Uookscllcu, Stiitioncr
Mcwstlculeu.
is in favor of the free coinage bridge, Darlington and
of silver, but he thinks that the u ....
tariff will be the all-absorbing net * 8V, ‘ le Sf“ peachotherhaml
issue in 1892, and that the ticket t '‘ nA Tk “
and
platform will te made on
sis.
B.
elty liine to be had at the
gavUncfton Slooh ^tovc,
O. BRISTOW, - - - Proprietor.
The}* also have si complete stock of HARDWARE, consist
ing ot Flipper and Dixie Plows und (.’nstiTigs for some, Plow!
Stocks, Shovel Plows, Sweeps, Cultivators, Hots, Rakes,!
! Shovels. Pitch Forks, and various other articles too nu^ e - I
ous to mention.
You will save money by inspecting their stock of DRY!
i GOOD T, SHOES, &C., Indore buyinit.
HATS at your own price.
For sale bv A. J. Broom, Dar
igton, S. C.
HARTSYILLE
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
GIN HOUSES,
DWELLINGS.
STORES,
BARNS.
Ami all insurable property placed at
lowest adequate rates of premium
In the Largest Companies.
Any information eheerfully given.
Call and see us.
Remember the place—southeast corner
Public Square, Darlington, S. C.
Jj. L COKER & C0„
HARTSYILLE, S. C.
Feb. 10-Gui.
wmmi.