The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, July 23, 1891, Image 2
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THE LIGHT BRIGADE
sir; mu allow tne to point out to you luai
the KiiMians have a battery in the valley
in our front and riflemen on each flank."
THEIR FAMOUS
PASS OF
CHARGE AT
BALAKLAVA.
§tatilled ta Death fov Iptuney!
For the next GO day we will sell our en-
Tenayeea’a Poem and the Deed It Ccte-
j Shrugging hia shoulders, Lucan said that
THE there wan “uo choice but toobey.” Turning
quietly to his people the chi“f of the Light
Brigade said: "The brigade will advance.” I . •'.a -v ■ t /■ r i / Tv y#'Wi >. r e •
»-_? . ' 1 , I - m. i Hire stock of JlMt Y ( Hi)!) 1)^ consist-
New Slurs m tit Cn!
I.AW 4 AIIOS.
tary character a» given by the English his-
, „ .... torlan, Klngl::te. wh..«c narrative Is bere^^ i •
brates-How the Sta Huadrad M*. I followeU lhe lr(w ,, T that th# H|g 0 t (ll’CSS ^OOllS, laiiey WllltC ^00(ls, 0111
NACHMAN BUILDING.
K. E. CHARLES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
lUllLIKOTOK, 8. C.
Cheap Wrapping Paper.
Old newspapers, itnswtTin-x exeeed-
ingly woll for the purpoaeol t. rapping
paper, for sale at TfUt UaKI.IKQTOX
S'kws ofllce at 30tt nts a hundred.
the
Mill of
and the
The Cauee of the Illnader,
Mystery Snrrousding It.
(Copyright by American Press Association 1
Brigade was to have been expected from
the result of this Interview between the
division general and the brigadier. Sers
Kinglnkeof Cardi'jnn: "If ordered to hold
/•I
broideries, white, black and colored lawns,
— , a position he might think himself planted (•linllifkO 0*1110*11 !l 70 SI (’ll 1 if*()(‘S A'(* ,‘lt FIHST
^ ^ ABLY the house- an fast as a sentry at the gate of a palace. '■IltiliILn, ^ 111^ 11 (t 11 in, LrlllLULB, tVL., tlb liltni
It is just about one week since we threw our don is oj>. n an 1
only a few days sc. ms encouraging o us.
In order to acquaint the good people of Darlington and vicinity with tin
Hass of goods we carry in stock we will below give you a hint of what we have
on hand:
bold fame of the
charge of theLight
Brigade is due to
-^Tannyson’s strik
ing and dramatic
^ poem:
* Half a league, half
a toaftie.
Half a league on
ward;
All In tha rallej of
death,
Rode the 8fr Hun
dredJ
And we will sell you <h nice Straw ]£[ JsSK
ft is true that at j
Bai&klava, whore the daring deed celebrat i
ed in the poem took place, occurred the
one great cavalry fight of the Crimean
war. But it Is also true that, as results ;
are counted in war, the most brilliant
achievement on that field was the charge j
of the Heavy Cavalry Brigade of English
horse before the light Cavalry Brigade
went in. The heavies were 300 strong and
they rode full tilt against ten times their ,
number, or 3,000 advancing Russian cav- |
airy, and put them to rout. This exploit |
figures largely, as It should, in all sober !
histories of the Crimean war. So also do<*s
the charge of the Light Brigade, but for u
wholly different reason. The former af
fected campaign results; the latter was
one of those unfortunate affairs that le;;d
to eudless controversies.
The first turned the tide of battle ami
perpetuated the war won honors of Eng
land’s chivalry, the second was a tragedy
which froze the battle ardor of an army of
beholders and melted their gallant hearts
to tears. The one was an act of war Justly
awarded historic fame; the other was a
bloody episoile that challenges attention
and wins historic notoriety. Nevertheless
the subject of Tennyson’s grand poem was
worthy of the master hand that treated it.
And that poem—all so marvelous, all s.»
fanciful, all so thrilling—Is only a plain
statement of the truth. The Six Hundred
did ride half a league along a valley of
death. There had been a blunder and
every man knew it, yet rode boldly on.
There were oanaon to the right, to the left
and in front of them, and the mouth <«f
If ordered to advance down a valley with
out being told where to halt he might COST,
proudly abstain from supplying the omis
sion, and lead his brigade to destruction.”
And that is precisely what he did do. His
column consisted of the Thirteenth Light,
Dragoons and the Seventeenth Lancers in f f**i/*fi iW 7*l*ir*0
the first line, the Eleventh Hussars in the ^ b 1<IL IVJI j
second and the Fourth Light Dragoons and
Eighth Hussars In the third. The stolid
leader rode about five horses’ lengths in
’rent of the center, and the whole moved
iff at a < rot.
Promptly Capt. Nolan, who whs near
•he head of the brigade, obliqued to the
light toward the captured guns, and while
lie was waving hb sword and shouting to-. .
havethf oommaad follow him HU heart tiling tllG nmiivOt Will UnOm.
was torn out by u shell. Cardigan saw his °
gestures and heard his shouts aud his dy p. -i/» i
im. y.11, but he only rode aileutly o„. and , 1 iinnklll"* 0U1* 11*1011(18 TOl* tllCll* llbOml l)Ut-
the Six Hundred followed him. As soon j ^ *
as the Russians saw this persistent ad i i •• a • a i • x i
vance toward their twelve gun battery TOIlflffC 11111)0 ])<iSt <1111 i SOllCltlllff LllClF tTcKlC
they oj»encd from the heights on both
sides of the valley upon the devoted col -j .a \im
umu. So orderly was the rule of the En lilL 1 ill 111 >> V cllL
gllsh, however, that when falling steeds
Yours to please,
Our stock of Staple and Fancy (Q [ J (J i
DEiRidilS i s more complete than ever;
in fact you can buy from us almost any-
Htnulxomr Lino of White J>irs\i (loads, in
stripes and cheeks; Lena Stri/irs. (1 ini; hit/ns.
Chanibrois, Chailies, If ‘orsfi lls, Surrah
Silks, Pongee Silks, ami a general assort
ment of Drtj Goods, Xorions, Hosier/).
A Tremendous line of Shoes.
W- F. DAKGAN,
/ ttorney at Law,
]>a rlingion, - • - S. C-
Office over Black well Bros, stoie
It. W. BOYP. (iKO. V
Cfeditors’ Notica.
All jM-nu'UB hidpltted to tlx',-state of
Mel. jifFnrlniiil are hereby notilied
to make ptiyment to tile uoiieralutied
anil all person" !m\ in^ claims against
mid estate wi'l present the same,
properly approved, to
J. W. McPARLAND.
Administrator.
Millinery Department.
BOYD & BROWN-
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Office in brick buil ling south of
the Bank of Darlington.
DARUsaros r n., $ c.
TlOMl’T PEKSONAL ATTENTION TO
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just added to our colossal stock a new fresh line of the latest shapes, ex
quisite flowers and other triiiiniin;'s, erajs-, nnnsveilinK, in fact auy-
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children. Mull cups for infants in endless variety.
WARD & WOODS.
Attorneys & Counselors at Law,
DAHLIAUlON, 8. C.
county or- PAnuxoTo:..
Hj T. 11. Spain, I’rolaU Judge.
Whereas. A. M. tfeiiapayrac hath
nnuie suit to me, to K>'unt
unto him letters of Administration of
the Estate of and effects of Winston
Ni<-ols.
These are therefore to cite and ad
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Winston
Nicola, deeea-ed, that they be and ap
pear, before me, in the Court of Pro-
| bate, to he held at Darlington C. H.,
Ion July Ulst. next, after publica
tion hereof, at 11 o’ci«K‘k in the fore
noon, to shew cause, if any iiiey liavo
Will practice in the State and Federal
('rants
why the said Administration should
jostled their neighbors out of tile hue tiie
r
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pc
Special a ti ntiou paid to all matters
ertaining to the buying, selling.
E.
rentingor leasing of real estate Any
party having business in this lin*
would do well to call on the firm, who
have control of some of the most de
siralile property in the town ami
county.
K. J. KKXXKPY.
W. C, HOUGH.
Lowest Prices Ever Seen in Dapctcn.
KENNEDY k HOUGH.
d llorneys-al-Law,
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o-^. *
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DEATH OF THE GUIDE,
confusion whs but momentary and the
hell did gape before them; still they nslc nm»a closed up and move,! on like a river
ou. They did pluuge into buttle mnoke, current after deflection by u sunken rock,
break Cossack and Russian line, while all ! Ciirili K«n looked neither right nor left, but,
the world wonflerod, for around that val selecting a gun near the center of the bat
ley, ou live miles of sloping hillside, stood i l * r - v iu hi * frout for “ KU'Jc.’hc galloped
the allied armies and the opposing hrat. ! toward it, not halting even when, os he
looking down on the grandest spectacle wt* within three horses length, it opened
that ever thrilled so great an audience ou ' Hu hor “ shlea from ‘he flame and
~ 5,000 yds figured Muslin at 2 1-2etsyd.
China Silk, all shades, 25cts yd.
Black Silk Grenadines, 40cts vd.
the field of MarH.
It iu a poem of uimpio truth mounting to
the uublimcat pathos, and for that reason
it weare iu way from one generation to an
other of the English speaking race, and the
doings of the Six Hundred find a lodg
meat beside our nursery tales, the ale
house stories and camp fire narrative*.
And it never grows stale, but like “Home,
Sweet Home” and “Lost Roseof Summer’’
is always welcome. The shy and nervous
school boy may scammer over and mangle
it and win applause, while the orator may
rest his laurel* on it to close a peroration.
Thestarof tragedy who has won enduring
fame in sounding Shakespeare’s noble
numbers may score a new* triumph and
conquer obdurate hearts by stooping to a
recitation with the Six Hundred for his
theme, and oven the pert soubrette, when
caught in grave company and impelled to
do something solomu just for looks, may
render the old, old story and win a recep
tion which will still her pit-a-p&t going
heart and place her well at ease. Yes, so
powerful is the charm that should a man
condemned for crime iu any laud where
he plunged through the battery into the
j Russian cavalry, and was soon in a band
j to hand encounter with a body of Cossacks
| who had been ordered to secure him.
| Some of the first line attacked the urtil
I ierymeu and others rode through at the
| Cossacks. The succeeding line* adopted
the same tactics, and the artillerymen were
I prevented from removing the guns, while
| the Russian cavalry was eventually put to
j rout. The brigade lost its formation and
! fought on in two wings, the center having
i been crushed, until the Russian lancers
I and Cossack* were flying before them. The
] smoke of buttle separated the wings of the
. brigade from sight of each other, and after
j losing heavily, finding no supports coming
| forward, a retreat was made, partially cov
j ered by attacks by the French and English
| cavalry upon the Russians north of the
j valley. The brigade lost 113 killed and 184
1 wounded out of 673 effective before the
' fight. The projjortion of killed to wound
| ed shows the desperation of the conflict,
j There were 475 horses killed and 43 wound-
! ed. Only 15 unwounded men fell into the
Lands of the Russians, and thcae because
English L spoken prove that he rode with i ^ ors J* H ^ MH?n disabled.
tU« Six Hundred Tcuuyson wrote about i ^ ben the remnant c*nw together in the
tbs fact would win a speedy pardon. And c f va cni ^P Cardigan, who himself
on IU merit* it is a marvelous recital, this • bow ?L a ^ oc ? in « wound, said, “Men, it L
aem. When was ever wed to strong and '■ A ma< drained trick, but it is no fault of
da UM virny.v’ii
W UOLKSA f,i'!
Si ( ID ItO HAKTo
Ihtrlington, - - • S. C.
Will practice in nil tlie courts of
tlie State. Prompt personal attention
given to all collections entrusted to
! the firm. Office over Edwards, Nor
meat & Go's.
1 .1. K. N'KTTLHS.
C. S. SKTTI.K.-v
YV,
lntvo in
stock ami
<>m
car
to arrive
loml ot
in
Thi
5 Point of This is that We
are Headquarters for
Quantity,
Quality,
Low Prices.
ii few days.
Bacon.
Corn.
Flour.
Molussses.
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Attorneys & ( ounsclors at Law
liiirlingtoM < . II.. A.- 4 -
! Will practice in all the State and Fed-
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tention given to the collection of
Claims.
The attention of tiie farmers of Dai
lington County is called to tlie fact
that this firm is prepared to negotiate
loans of from ifflbO to fJO.Oth), for five
! years, at a low rate of interest.
the
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of July, Anno Domini, 18111.
T. Ii. SPAIN,
Judge of Probate.
July t(i. ’91—21
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lections.
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Attorney at Law
and Trial Justice.
pw
homely
ely Saxon word* eublimer thoughts
than thee*:
Their* not to make reply,
Their* uot to reason why.
Their* but Id do and die;
Into the valley of death
Itode the Six Hundred.
What then won the charge which this
ia all about? la order to make plain the
situation I adopt a simple diagram from
Kinglake’a “History of the Crimea." The
valley between the fore Uigur and the little
finger runs nearly east and west. The ex
tended fingers represent heights; the north
ern a range of hills occupied by Russian
troops in heavy force, the southern a sue
cession of knolls crowned with redoubts
planted by the aliius and just wrenched
from them by a charge of Russian cavalry,
and then manned with Russian artillery
men and supports. Well toward the west
end of the valley the Russian horse ad
vanciug from the cost had been met by
Gen. Scarlett's 300 heavies and driven
back along the valley, where the
close fingers represent them, and there
rallied to re-form behind a twelve gun bat |
tery. At the extreme west end of the val
ley were the Chersouese mountains, where j
the allied armies rmted; so the scene of ,
combat was looked down <’pon from three |
elevated positions swa.ial ig with armed
men, among them the c%l*fs of the oppos
iug camps and their colleagues, and other
distinguished spectators. Below the Cher ;
Honeoe, in tha valley and weil hidden from
view of the plain, wax a division of En
glishcavalry under Lord Lucan, the Heavy
Brigade of Gen. Scarlett, and the Light
Brigade of Lord Cardigan.
The trattle opened by a raphl advance at
daylight of Russian cavalry along the
valley where the allied redoubts maimed ;
by Turks invited attack. A correspond
ing movement of all arms on the heights
north of the valley placed the Russians in
mine.”
Some of the men answered: "Never mind, j
my lord; we are ready to go in again."
"No, no. men; you have done enough!"
added the leader.
This wonderful combat from onset to re !
treat lasted twenty minutes. It was of this
that Gun. Bosquet made the oft repeated i
remark, "It is splendid, but it is not war." j
After having set his cavalry iu motion I
toward the twelve gun battery with the
Light Brigade at the head, Ixird Lucan had
formed the Heavy Brigade under Gen. |
Scarlett to follow in support. But Cardi j
gau’s rapid pace put such distance lietwecu
the two command*, and the Russian cross
fire on the Light Brigade played such havoc
>>* i 5, 0
\m (sto wyv»
Skvikma*
A.3ST3D
Satisfaction.
Practices in the United States
' Courts and in the 4tb and 5th Circuits,
j Prompt attention to all business en
trusted to him. Office, Ward’s Ijine
Attention Mechanics!
When a man tags he is Satisfied, he means a great deal.
One of the policy holders of the Equitable Life Assurant
A. Edwards, ot New York, who, i:: lb71, took a, twenty-year To tine policy
•Fooietv, Mr. Charle**
with the Equitable for .Yll),000, writes as follows: "./ am e.i tremd 1/ well .salisjletf
with this r?.svlt, otottihunf/ more than $1,000 in excess of uli the premiums J
have paid, in lu/diriou lo htrri/if/ enjoyed th< protection of my poUey during
the twenty years it han been tn force 1 am loath to part with such an old
friend us this policy has been to me^ but in doiny so, I do not propose to part
company with the Equitable, having applied for another Toniine policy, the
«-ithiur.uk.,thattheenvair,comm!. 1 !, l dS Anything in the Stationerv, Musical or Nov- benefits under which I also hope to obtain da ring ray l ifetithe."
exclaimed wofully: “They have sacrificed j * , __ * Another, Mr Nathaniel \V ilson, of V, asliingtt»n f writes in relation IO policy
elty Tiine to be had at the
the Light Brigade; they shall uot the Heavy
if I can help it," and put it about in retreat. 1
.So ended that immortal charge; a move ,
meat without reason or excuse, and lenv ;
lug no compensation except the example to j
the world of the mighty power of martial |
discipline. Cardigan, impetuous, mis
guided, stubborn Cardigan, rode on and the
faithful Six Hundred rode after him be ,
cause ft was so ordered.
Theirs not to in&ke reply,
Theirs nut to reason why,
Theirs but to do ami dia.
Geouok L
gavlvmitcin i’ool; Stove,
O. BRISTOW, - - - Proprietor.
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lown irom overwork or household cures.
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lywtwn, aids diKestion. removes excess of Llie,
aud cures malaria. Get the eenuino.
T.AniKft
heeding atonic, or children who want build-
illf up, should take
BROWlf'ft IKON BlTTrns.
Plyf* Pt take, cure* Malaria. Indl-
Idstiou, UiliousnuM and liver ComplainU.
For the next 50 days we will offer
BEG- 33^.^.C3r^.IINrs;
No 99,313 ns follow.;: ■'/,out u Tontine potizy in your Com pu a if for ^20,ix>()
The polii •/ hint been xettied to :mj satixfortion. 1 inn si we. token < at policies
of the some kind for s.'sl.OOO, because / am satisj : -d that the Tontine plan is to
\ be preferred to any of which 1 hare knowledge. '
If tin's** stiiteuieiits were from the widows or executors of policy-holders vdio
bad died, they would be siirnitic.int, or, if they were from polley-holdent who
were satisfied with their assurance because ii furnished protection, and jjave
them sufficient peace of mind to offset the burden of the continuing annual
premiums on their polieies, they would lie no more than reasonable assertions.
Hut this satisfaction is something; more than this: It is the Ratification of men
who have, over and above the protection from the assurance, heali/.kd on n
I profitable investment. They have reason to be satisfl*4. For twenty years
they have been building up their business and accumulating fortunes, nnu
meanwhile their families and estates have been protected against the disaster
i which would have come, if through some accident they had died prematurely.
But these dangers have now been passed, ana what is the resultr Must they
say, “ We hare paid out a great deal of money in premiu ms, but we ha re en
joy d the protection of our assurance, and ire. satisfied that our money has
| been well spent: we hare nothing more to expect, and httre nothing further to
\ask." They miftht say this, and be content, but they are able to say much
more than this, thus: "Weare more than satisfied because, in addition to the
} protection giren for all these years, our Tontine policies hare turned out to be
good INVESTMENTS, as is proved by the fact that the tlquitnble has returnee!
ah that we hare jniiel, with interest added ”
AH persons in need of babbitt metal
can purchase it cheap at Tit.* J)AH-
LIlTOTON Nkws office.
June 13, ’flfl—tf
Boarders Wanted.
Mrs. J. A. White desires it known
that she can accommodate five or six
men as boarders. Good rooms ami
satisfaction given : t rms reasonable.
Apply at the residence ou New Street.
Feb. 2(1—tf
-J. B. FLOYD
Cailevtinr
It W. PARKER.—-r-
Tiic Darlington
ANfi
Ileal Estate A gene/).
Collections of all kinds solictited
Our prompt personal attention given
and satisfaction guaranteed iu all
business entrusted to us. Office in
Enterprise Hotel
Cotton Seed Wanted.
Fertile next ten days the Darling
ton Oil Mill will paythe highest mai-
ket price for sound Cotton Seed or
will exchange Aeid, Kainit, C 8 Meal
i or Amoniated Goods for Seed, if you
I have seed to sell bring them at once.
c. s. McCullough,
Mav 7-tf. President.
“Oh, Mr. Bulfinch, you are so
. , * , .odd.” “The remedy. Miss Smi-
Sur iMi.rmage, ' ax ’ lieR cntirel - v with you.”— i in all depart men ts, in order to reduce stock,
. * *.--1- Boston Conner.
forced buck the Russian cavalry center
and left the troope iu the captured redoubts
Ik.
A-.ilsY
PlW.I.y
k..., ]j,,,
DIAGRAM OS THK ATTACK,
unsupported. Ixird Raglan, tlie English
commander, staudiug ou the Chersonese
heights, overlooking the Held, very prompt
i> ^nt orders, on lieholding the defeat of
the Rueeisn horse and exposure of the line
of redoubts, to move tiie Light Brigade
forward and retake the raptured guns,
which the enemy were removing. The
order wae conveyed to ieird Cardigan by
l Apt. Nolan, who stands as the her randi
martyr of thet raged) of Balnklara. Nolan
p. p. p. save* Life. to make alteration in store, painting, &c.
A prominent Savannahifin,
formerly superintendent of a
railroad, says: “I was crippled
in my feet and arms so that 1
could not walk without crutch-
es, nor eat without having a 0116!*.
servant to feed me. I tried phy
Think of it! A return of the total amount expended in
premiums, with compound interest at from ■> to o per
centum per annum added thereto.
GEO. HENRY McKEE,
Darlington, S, C. SPECIAL AGENT.
WATCHES
Repaired and Wai ranted
at
J. II. Mason & Co’s Jkwki.ry Stork.
Building Material,
P.ST ARI.ISIIRP IMf-J.
CIIARLBKIOX, 8. C.
April, 20 irW'.l—.
Smoke tlie Celebrated
World’s Bouquet CIGAR.
The test 5 cent cigar ca the
market. Try one and he
convinced.
41
r* Ciill early and sec the Bargains we
Dissolution of Ccpaitnership.
sicians everywhere, but to no
purpose, and finally went to
New York, where my doctors,
atone time, decided to ampu
tate my arm, but found that
course impracticable, on account
’"vlu! !°f a wound 1 had received dur-
7 a4 '7
(Near Union Passenger Depot.)
Respet tfully,
dtuihcd at a breakneck sp*c*i tiowu a Mt<*op | iBg the war. I returned to Sa-
whicb no horse's h.i.j had evcrtr.si in vannah a comiilete wreck, and
him burned the apirit of e. soldier rad lint my Case. SCeilUngl V hopeless. As
for battle, but condemned liy the rwl tnpe „ e i . j f * .
aystem of the English service to routiue l' 0 P e ^ began to take
auur duty. He Isxrc the fourlli oi.lcr of t • t .. add am rejoiced to say
the day to Lord Lucan a-id that oiBcerj -* * -*
amarting under the humiliation of a re
peated prodding, refused to understand
tlie meaning of hi * cliicf. The or.ler was
for Lucan’a cavalry to advance and pro
venttbeenemy from removing the g-.ius
of the eapturial redoubts on the heigiits
south of the valley. Lord Lucan con
demned the order nml aroused Nolan t..
aomewhat pithy, not to say Indignant, rv
apon«*a. He was llnally led to sav, "I/jr.l
Raglan’s orders are that the cavalry should
attack immediately."
"Attack, sir! Attack what* V.'h«t guns,
sirf” demanded the irate lord.
Nolan pointed, es Lucan insisted, toward
the left band corner of the valley, where
lay the discomfited Russian Mir.adrotiM la-
hind a frowning battery of twelve twelve
pounders, and said; "There, my lord, is
youranemy; there are your guns.”
Lord Lucan, accompanied by Nolun, then
went to Lord Cardigan, wlio was at the .
head of hie Light Brigade, facing down T . T . .!**. ;
the valley toward thoae menacing twelve If the Lnitefl States is ever
Handing to him Lord Rag. again compelled to let loose the
’s written order to advance and wive dogs of war, it Can be sure of
MffS SX^SSr^tjJsdsgo., hand . fl„. pack of
r with Us men *’well in hand.” “ointers.—Baltimore
_ _j ‘‘Certainly. I American,
JOYE & SANDERS!
O1 txno.loin y O.
I Engineering Department,
Notice is hereby given that the firm
| of McCullough, Blackwell & Co. hae
i this day been dissolved by mutual
j consent. Mr. D. 8. McCullough hav
ing retired from the business, we will
continue t > conduct it at the old stand
i in and under the firm name of McCul-
i lough & Blackwell. We assume all
| the liabilities of the old firm, and nlj
jHirsotis indebted to it are requested i
to make [layment to us.
c. 8. McCullough,
J. C. BLACKWELL.
July t\ PW. 3t *
For Sale by
Edwards, Xorment <f- Co.
John A. Boyd.
West d- Honour.
J. M. James.
H. Henniq.
P. C. feci, if- Bro.
<S’. Lewenthal.
IF. sV. Pinkston.
M. Man ne.
8. Tombacher.
M. J. Byrd. ,
Blackwell Bros.
M. C. Alexander.
July I6-8111.
The Eest is the Cheapest.
The “Domestic” Sewing Mtifhitie Im
provements for 1891.
Machine y and Supplies
Our First Object—First Class Goovls
NOTIOE,
that after usirg three bottles,
my limbs began to straighten
out. and my appetite aud health
soon returned, and 1 now feel
like a new man; really, as if 1
had been made over again, and
as if I could live forever—so
long as I can get P. P. P.” This
; gentleman will not give his
name for publication, but au
thorizes us to refer any body to
him for a verification of these
facts, who will apply to ua.
Yours truly.
LIPPMAN BROS.,
Wholesale Druggists,
Proprietors P. P. P.
Savannah, Ga.
DAISLINCiTOX, S. €,
Our Second~Lowent prices, value
considered. Not tlie cheapest in first
cost, but the cheapest in the long
run. These requirement* should be
kept in view no less by the consumer
than by the dealer. Bv adhering to
them we have established ourselves
in tlie confidence of many intelligent
consumers, the list of whom we wish
to largely ine ease. Let us quote you
prices before placing orders for
Pratt or Wiuship Gins, Feeders and
Condensers;
Steam, Hand or Power Cotton Presses:
Reapers, utowers. Rakes and Binders;
Lane & Liddell Company's Naw Mills;
THE LIVERPOOL k LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE CO., oi Liverpool, Sili | or S e,d Cotton Machinery;
England, is the 1 rgest Fire Company lu the world. Engines and Boilers, Portable and
THE .-ETNA, of Hartford, Connecticut, is the largest of all the American Stationary;
I-ire Commune*. Buggies, Carriages, Road Carts and
THE INSURANCE COMPAN Y OF NORTH AMERICA, of Philadelphia, Is Wagons.
NOTICE TO INSI ItKRS.
Get The Best Insurance For Ike Least
the second largest of all American Fire Combanies
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York city, is the third larg
est of all American Fire Companies.
THE HARTFORD, of Hartford, Connecticut, is the fourth largest ol all the
American F’ire Compun es.
All of the above companies, and several others, represented In the agency
IF 1 . E. ““
We employ a sk lb*. I and ex perience*'"
Mechanical Engineer, and have form
ed connections ■with the most ad
vanced and progressive manufacturers
in the country.
As the physician is to the druggist
so is a good engineer to a won.man,
saving much wasted material and la-
Itor, and showing tiie shortest road to j
the best results. Give us a chance
and we will prove that such work can |
be done as well In the (South us in
New England. We are prepared to
design, build and equip
Modem laibor Saving Ginneries: Citx |
and Factory Electric Light Plants: i
Oil Mills, with all supplementary Mu-1
chinery; Complete Water Works an*
Eland Pipes; lee and Refrigerating
Machinery; Fertilizer Factories and
Aeid Chambers; 8teani Plants and
Water Wheel* for i’atories.
Notice is hereby given that a mort
gage from C. Pate to W. A. Carrigan.
which has been lost, is not negotiable
and will be valueless in hand of
finder.
w. A. CARRIGAN.
KF.TTI.Efi & NKTTLKH. At-t'VS.,
Nov. ”7, tf For C. Bute.
Carolina Inter-State
BUILDING AND LOAN
-A.S5SOOT A-TIOIST.
September 11, 1890.
IsTOIRIL/EEIISrT,
Da.Tir gton, S. V.
. W. H. Gibbss, Jr., 6c Co. r
W- C. COKER, President.
J. J. WARD, Vice Preeident.
L. E. WILLIAMSON. Sec and Tree.*
DAKGAN A-THOMPSON, Attorneys
Director*—0. B. EDWARDS. A. t\
McF’ALL, JOHN SISK RON, W. F.
DARGAN and E. E. LUNN.
Two machines in one; chain stitch;
lockstitch; "Domestic" too|*er. Ask
the agent to show it to’ you.
will sec its great value at one..
You
Tits Woxdkr ok thk Aok! First
in the Held with new ideas; high arm;
bent wood work; convetuhle stitch
sewing machine
(Near Union Passenger Depot.)
This Association lends $100 on eat-h
share of stock. The rights of the in-
vesto-and isirrower have lieen here
adjusted more equitably than in any
other now offering stock to the public.
Tin "DOMESTIC" can ho seen at
the store of McCall & Burch, or at the
residence of J. G. McCall.
COXkTJlUlBIA..
All particulars furnished upon appli-
JON.
cation to L. E. WILLIAMSON
S. E. SMITH,
Mrs. J. G. McCall,
General Agent. j Agent for Darlington
MC
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