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§hf flarlinaton ^Rfirs. HENRY T. THOWPSOfl. Editer. The laboring classes of Ger many are reported to be in a de plorable condition. Some are almost reduced to starvation. The political system is the cause, to some extent dangerous to the W J Ellitt who lives near P ub,ic - Thm “ ' fas an unusual TharSdaT. AO^OSl 20. 1891. Branchville, New Jersey, was ly large number of drunken ‘ ~ bitten by a rattlesnake some brawls and fights on that street days ago and to all appearances Saturday morning and idied and preparations were ; h and a Saturday never funeral. To the; s 1 of all the man passes but that the street is hll- LET THE NUISANCE BE The condition of Pearl Street on Saturday is a nuisance and PLAYED EDITORIAL NOTES. | VAIV^A, — Branches of the Alliance have made for the been organized in Chicago. great surprise A special from Midland, Tex, to the Dallas AVic.i says that tin- rainfall expedition from the United States department of Agriculture reached Midland on Wednesday and have so far made two successful experi ments. The Xeirx reporter in terviewed one of the who said : “Saturday and Monday last h »« Kvea with . . u^-gan to show symptoms of life ed during the whole day with part of the rain making appara ^ r «TL V fn ' rn and r«»f«ratives being applied drunken, boiterouspeople, most- *. u8 . 0,ll - v wa ? f 61 U P and th f P re ’ i alarmine extent in ' era h{> came t<) anf , j, now getting f lk„. ♦wJ ,,m,nar T l nal B,ade . ^“P 1 ^ to an alarming Cruz, Mexico. “ff ° " j‘T negn»es. masn.g uia^ uior-. test the efficiency of tht , Kpbcial A startling report comes from r» Satnrdiv ou * hfare an t ‘. ve - 80re to blasting powder which is being Paris to the effect that Emperor „:Li.P j Z,, * ‘ r whP ublic - They collect in crowds manufactured at the grounds William, of Oarimmy, ha. J fE ; ^ 0 ‘""m a aan iSK on the aide walk, hW-king up ^n. malona l,ro» B h. with W . durmg Th.'^g! retiwnod .he way, and Ailing the air with d'vato. i =5 The venerable widow of ex-1 to the scene of his losses and their obscene language. Order- AHhouirh this nowder is v»-rv hot won'.i* followed Tue munai'er an-l |>i«Crm»t i«*<l Arl«*r (i«»t Nh* I.r«r»t li.itutvE. E.ltnn Uootii •l«*|»iir hi» repmstion for tieiinj <i>ti| fiii'l mi*l‘|>r>«i l»alile. has » liuiii. mile ami '-an lei I A funay sti>rr even when it'xoti liiinxelf. with a •oleinnity that is reftvxhmx. A nieuilier of the tragedian'* rompany n-late* the foliowinjj lie ou<v tolil me Jkarties n ,vmtem e.X|»’neueeof his iu the Efties Ikiotb waj. then th,- star of x certain stock couipany playinK tlie Cali fornia town* It waa runich ont there then, ami the same company did every- thmic friui Hamlet' to a sons and dance —all at the same theater amt often with in the si me week ••In this Company there was a young man of inncli histriunic talent, who. pre- vious to the advent of Booth, played «he leading roles, tint who wa* thrown into chtap mapping Paper, jv r^ton Crct and OKI U4*WHp«ppn». ai»f»werir»K ^Xfc^u- a ingly well for the purpo^* of trapping paper, «t Thk, l>ah Nkw# office at 3UeetitHa hupdml. i/I M V PT kilUn -j ilU^ UJia 1391. -:0:— President James K. Poik died with drawn pistol demanded all at her home in Nashville, Ten- the money in theestablishment. nessee, on Friday. A fire which occurred in Nor folk, on Saturday, destroyed over eighty thousand dollars worth of property. Sam and Louis Wright, color ed, who were brothers, had a fight near Charleston on Thurs day and Louis was killed. Dr. Judah, of Bedford, In diana, shot his wife in the neck on Sunday and then blew his brains out. The woman can not recover. language, i ly people are, at such times, de- On Monday an unknown man was killed in Sumter County. He was run over by a train on tbe Camden branch of the South Carolina Railway. Ingalls receives $500 for each of his lectures. Financially, at least, he finds it more profitable to lecture the people than to scold the Senate. Dr. John A. Baker, a prom inent physician of Abingdon, Although this powder is very powerful; we were by no means T^ere^were ^three” men°prwent P^Wed of the use of one of the i^onfide,^ that ‘^.e^ion and they handed the money a- principal thoroughfares of the upon the mete y 0 r 0 logic a leondi- mounting to $19C, to mm. Ine town and a lady will often walk tions. However, about three stranger quietly pocketed the a block or so out of her way to hours aftjr the explosion money an w away. avoid being jostled and pushed clouds gathered and a heavy A balloon which waa sent up and even handled roughly by f ai n fell, extending many miles, in the air near Cincinnati, on , , T ‘ ' W e do not think theexplosnm Saturday, and in which ayoung t,u mot lev crowd. In m 0 ® 1 actually produced the storm, as woman, named Annie Harkess, towns and cities it is a violation they were not on a large enough was seated, bursted when about of the law for loungers to block scale, but they were undoubted- j five hundred feet above the a p gh£ side walk They are instrumental in precipitating earth and fell to the ground with ‘ ',, the moisture which the clouds great force, killing the woman. ‘ 1 , . , anil the brought to that locality and At Syracuse, New York, last streets are kept clear. It would greatly increased the intensity week, James Buckinham as- be well for such a law to be put' of the storm andThequantiity of cended in a balloon, which fell ; n to execution in Darlington, in a river, and he was drowned, j —_ | Another balloonist was killed Preparing Tobacco for the Market. on Saturday at Tacoma, W ash- . .„ ... . ■ J IH. h. Hay min in Atlanta Constitut mgton. v ion ] the rainfall, which was greatest 1 in the immediate vicinity of the place of operation. \Ve will continue cautiously to make tests as to the density of the at* mosphtra in this particular lo cality. so that our bombs may AN UNUSUAL proceeding. Thecuring of the crop over, ,. _ i u * > t ‘ in< ^ plante f i ias < J ne mo r adapted to meet everv possi-. The now celebrated case of .mportant step before the ready ble condition, and when we -Tbr Hm’nmce iUteue.1 in breatUre, David J. Jacobs and Mary gold can be realized for his tc)- have sufficiently satisfied our- t»xiiect»tion. aod the diaiu^ue prucetded Johnson, both white, who were bac , co - T hat >? sorting ^ , leaf. This is IIhi iUiixpi«>inUsl tr»”ixiian wi re contin Hally at war over the ilixtribation of parts. ••When tbe time for producing •il.-.m- let' arriveil it waa found that tbe cast wonld nei-essanly tncster iuln act every one from tbe ticket seller to the lamp man The long differing manager had mCulved to pnnit-ii the recalcitrant actor, and he was given the part of Ouilden- xtern ••There wax some mattering, but all went well enough until tlie opening niglit The house wax filled. The urenery wax cm.le. and for that matter so was the andience. but the applause wax generons. Things readied a climax in the second scene of the third act. where Koxencranr. anilUnililensiern are sent by the king to spy on the alleged madness of Hamlet ••The usual futile endeavor* to get any information ont of the melancholy Dane were gone through with and then, of conrse. came BixiUi'x powerful scene in winch the musical instrument is intro duced (the pipe on this occasion being a clumsy tin aTair. |iainted to suit the msthetic w<ol of the property man). Notice of Copartnership. We, the undersigned, have this day formed tt copartnership, for the |inr- |xixe of ooniiuctingageue.ai tuerelian- di»e liiisiin-sx at this place, under the firm name of Bruns in. Lunn A Co. W. B. BKI NSUN. K. E. LUNN, PCRV18J. BOATWRIGHT. Darlington. S. C., Aug. 1,18S*1. 3t Tenants Wanted. For my place near Jovann. known as the Fraser plantation, for the year 184*2. It is mv intention to let tlie property in farms to persons for their own use. Address me by letter at Darlington. None but sober, industrious tenants need apply. ■ ‘ M. I)/ ' <>1 I .-jOII.IMH* biles, th If vou will notici*. liowi'ViT. giilio QOM’u Willi a siir|iliir to G ami 7 11 you will nolict', howovor. tin* |iru es our oeiirral stock of merchandise is dow n in proportion. pricerfias tlie on We are row telling onr entire sttick of ^pvinc\ and §ummcv (boo(Is Below first cost. Come and see us, we mean business. Aug. 6-tf MRS. I, WIS. Final Notice. Notice is hereby given that I will tile my final return as administrator of tlie j estate of B. D. McNee e in the Ju ge of Probate's office for Darlington County on the 4th day of September ( and apply for letters bismissory. B. F. JAMES. Administrator. August 4, 189t. Furman University. GREENVILLE, S. C. * Rkv. C. Maxly, President. The next session will begin on the 80th of Septemlier. 1>91. The collegi ate dejiartnieut includes the full col lege fours*-. There is also a prepara tory department thoroughly organ ize*! Several professors have been added to the facility and tlie messing facilities have been increased. For j further information, apply to the President or to PROF. II. T. COOK. We have the Trade and Intend to keep it; WHY? Because we make the Prices to suit the People. BUftWEU BEOS’. IS bv Virginia, who has been on trial Fnle Wi "' W “ ^ b " ; 7™ '^iday. ber of people crowded town of Chesterfield to see the ....... ... no means an condemned to die for murder in ea8 y t as k, a i 1( j to do it success- Chesterfield County has taken fully requires the aid of an ex- a new turn. They were to have perienced hand. The sticks are from the tiers in The rioters are still giving the missionaries in China much trouble. Already over $1,500,- 000 worth of property belonging to missions has been destroyed. The one bundrethanniversary of the admission of Vermont in to the Union as a State will l>e celebrated at Bennington to day. President Harrison will be guest of the occasion. Deputy Sheriff J. H. Watson, of Sumter County, shot Thomas selves upon these similar points the decisive experiment will be made. This will not occur for several days” . . . . . . The News reporter did not A num- taken down from the tiers in witness the experiments refer- into the the bar ", and handsfull laid out red to pbove> but can testify to th<» on , a ta , ~, or bencb before the t he rain falling in Midland, over tfw* picker. There is usually from twentv miles from the t ()f hanging nev- eight to twelve grades, and each operations, the first m 1 rain took place. The prisoners grade must be placed in a pile f or several months. hail been bound and led to the to ' tsel [ A ' 1 th f lea ve8 ? f a , i certain length, color and thick- had been 1 - - - - you play upon this execution, but the er scaffold and the noose na*i oeen | ness are pl a eed to themselves, placed around theirnecks. Just All of another length, color and as they were about to swing in- thickness are assorted and laid to eternity the private secretary ^^ of Governor Tillman, who been in the town all the Now Try This. cost you nothing and It will will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Dr. King's New Dis- so on. At had ■"•: AI* T;~k7 il88 ? rtingiS : Lungs. ,,a ‘ quite difficult, but soon becomes f ^ n mom- easy. The standard types of ™ P t i? ^ land Colds is guarantefnl to give relief, or money will be paid ing, appeared on the scene and ! leaf are smokers, used for gran Nickens, colored, in self defence hande«l the Sheriff a respite for ulated smoking tobacco; snuff- back.’ Sufferers from La Grippe Monday' ""The manTs Ver'^ser-' the P r ' 8 ° n( ‘ rfi untd September 4., 8nl ,tf. cutters used forcigarettes iously wounded. ' Of course the hanging was de- an d long cut tobacco, fillers ' , elared “off” and the prisoners, utilized in making plug and HuntteJten r Weii V ^ ^ back to their cells. It twist, and wrappers which are numington, west Y irgima, on ^ , , used in covering plug and twist. Friday, and two men were liter- appears that the Governor took Thege five typ ^ ^ ave their ally tom to pieces. Another this course in order to ascertain different grades ranging from man was so badly injured that whether the condemned persons, common, medium, goo*l and up he will die. when broU gj lt f ace ^ f ace w ith to fine. As a matter of course During a storm at Beaufort, death, would make confession of takes some time to learn these on Thursday, a large oak was th _ ir ; different types, but an old-time blown down upon a house and K 1 The Governor s action found it just the thing and un der its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample i bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at Willcox & Co’s Drug Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00. as follovr* “HjuuL-t— Will ptj*? “GuIWeaxtern—My lord, I cannot •II. — I pray you. • •U.— Is ii.-v*- inf. I cannot. Anil licre the iirnn.l Dane lifted him- xclf * n-ct. eparatory t*> linriiu^ at < luiMi'iisiet ” :at *Tesct ndi. uf nimble*! ni^vand acorn which levins vntli 'Tis as easy ns iylua'. etc But the crex*'endo nevtrcauie •'Lamlet—I do Ix’sc* *-U yon. ••Gniideiislem—Then 1 don't mind if 1 do. •‘And seinin:* theolwtreperoox horn, he brokefortn nitoa weim. imrartkly strain of Yankee D.*x!le ami what-noL •• *1 .xh 1 tie*re -aiil Booth, for it seemed to me hours, tryicjr to con nect the lines or collect my tlmnjjhtx m. ax to on. 1 at it wax of im ns*-, for the fiend wtlli tlie laini kept nahi on with his refined torture, until at last, in sheer mercy, tin- curtain went down n. rise no more that night. •••Mr — was [romptly dismissed, bat he had had Ins revenge.*'*—New York Recorder Your Gin House May 8urn. Having several Insurance Compa nies. winch write gin risks. I am pre pared to issue policies on this class of business, for auv term from two months to one vear, at very lowest rates. E. E. NORM ENT. July 30-Slu. Agent. PETER BOWLES TAOES first-class House and Sign 1 Painting; Kaisowiue Work a specialty. In addition to my other works, I am now prepare*! to do : PAPER HANGING, etc. ty He solicits the patronage oi Darlington. Feb. 27-lyr People’s Bank OF No Mi;! HTRUTI, Y O The Cape Fear and Cincinnati [The Greenville News.] Frank Hammond has return ed from Glenn Springs, where he went to attend a meeting ; tobacco hand on a new tobacco the building was demolished. I lhe Governor's action was f ar m can soon teach ready Two colored men who had tak- unusual, dangerous and cruel pupils how the work is done. . . . * . c* in ,h ' h »““- ere j“ d ” d ».“ ihi f th » t i ' t.i k„ selves the leaf is readv to pack The meeting was attended by oth delegates from Union. Reidville. Serious charges have been cumstances. The Charleston U p and s hip to market. brought against Trial Justice Ho r . di ofSaturdav, commenting hogsheads and boxes are used Glenn Springs, Pelham and McClenaghan, of Florence, and ed jtoriallv on the matter gives for this purpose, though the for- other places through which the the Governor has been asked to ' , • . mer arc preferable. All of a 1 oad W ^1 pass, ami was enthu- remove him. Mr. McClenaghan a 8tron K argument in condem- oerta j n ty p e j s oarefullj' laid in s i a!it i c ov or the new road, says he can answer all of the nation of the Governor’s action, the hogshead and over this a ^ r - Hammond would not tell * barges satisfactorily. With the p«4ssible exception that newspaper is spread. Another everything that had been done. In Desha County Arkansas, the language used is extreeme type or grade is put in and an B ,s l earne d t brou g b trust- ago, _M„. Mary and abusive, no better comment, ^er ^^diviaion^ade^d could be made on this wretched a few Sweet, days widow of to a propo- Manage.* the road proposition was Mrs. who was killed in a wreck last| COldd ^ made on this wretched This is headed up, marked to a Morton, of the road, to subscribe September on the St. Louis and a ^ a ’ r ' The World says: certain warehouse and the to ‘L I lie amount will Little Mountain Railroad was 1 “Governor Tillman's course in the planter, unless he goes along to v °fed b> the townships and awarded $35,000 damages bv J«;; of «'-J ull “' i0 u<-as*-ttt Chestcrtiel.l is S ee the sale, knows nothing through which the Court. ^ 10 ^ 1 more of his tobacco until a let- will pass. The p • the machinerv of law in South Caroli . , »„,i A verv l»r<ro f Q ;_ k„i i , ua. and the most horrible, cold blood- fer frotn the warehouseman ,, , .. ^. & ® ,r tni »i»^*iiuen of the quinteseence of re- brings him his check. Nine Colonel Morton will begin m opnngs, North Carolina, fined cruelty ever displayed bv anv cases out of ten if the planter a short time the survey from Holt, of Governor in this country Hi. a.-t has been faithful to his crop the this cit - v 40 Southport. N. iNurm Carolina and TillmAn horrible, it seems to us, i * . n , , . , • South Carolina' werA n.JLt t * ian tortures of the Inquisition, ^heck will prove to him that to- tU • ’ J? re ^ Ie i f or then it was only the fear of great bacco IS the most profitable crop tne occasion. Governor Till- pain which was relied upon to extort which can be grown in the south man delivered an address. j confession from the hapless victim but: to-dav Tin* ami worship is, as ha?* l»eea Haiti, a fashion It is. for the most part, rii im itation, n pretense, ia the at least, though it may l>»-co!ue. often does become, sincere, serions t-« a degrw jnrioas after a long indnJgetu-e. natural attachments, atfeccious nus.li reeled are likely t*» bring their own re rengea They stray so far fn>iii» fitness that they cannot return t*» the normal they would, whatever the effort made Tint dog worship is a fashion is shown by the fashionable women who regnlarly ap|iear in the parka and public drives with tiny slogs on their lajw or nestling against their Is atom h Often these women are n a married They give to dogs the »*are. the tender ness, tiie dev* it ion they would give to babies had they Uirne laem. It is plain ly the derangement and frustration of the maternal instinct, as i* proved wh »n they tier* *me unit hers Tiien ia*v nsnnllv discard their four footed i**ts tmiiiedi atelyand forget ail al>»at ijem. —Jnnin> Qenn L»r*»wne in St. Louis (Lube-Demo crat Darlington. per cent Interest paid on lime depos its from day of de posit. 'jr; Saving isihe Road (o Wealih. COST AND CASH ONLY. Preparatory to moving into the store now occupied by Messrs. AVillcox & Co. we will offer our entire stock of MPt'y 1m turns, JVotioHS, Hats, and Clothing, E. KEITH DARGAN, President. W. A. CARRIGAN, Vice President. H. L. CHARLES. Cashier. HARTS YILLE FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY. GIN HOUSES, STORES, DWELLINGS. BARNS. And all insurable property placed at lowest adequate rates of premium in the Largest Companies. Any information cheerfully given. Call and see u*. Strictly at Cost for Cash * 30 days. during the next A DOSll'l YE Slaughter of Goods. Very respectfully, Red last week. ,1 , _ ( in thU ease, we behold the disgraeeful UOII. James Kussell Lowell, spectacle of the Governor of one of the the famous poet and diploma thirteen original 8t*te* attempting, in list, died at nis home in Cam- tl,e latt, * r I** 11 o{ ,1,e Nineteenth <-en- bridge Massaebnaetts w„.i tnry, to wring oonfesaion* from two *“* ac 5 u “ tt *. «n « »l- wretch*, by leading them t.» the very nesday of, last week. On the doorway of eternity. The Govern c same day, George Jones, editor b** the right to reprieve a prisoner, of the New York Times died at ’ to «»uuiute his sentence, or to pardon Specimen Cases. S. H. Clifford, New Cashel, Wis., was troubled with Neu ralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomach was disordered, his „„ Liver was affected to an alarm- right to degretle the almost-divine ingdegree. appetite fellaway, and then things w ill begin to move satisfactorily to Green ville. It is said that Spartan burg wants the road to run by that city and will makean effort to get it. A 1‘lurt* tor a Horn. In the lot of sheep shipped by Davis Minor was a curiosity About u.i* of tlie way Lick from the shoulders of a ewe a horn grew out of its back. The born was just the same as any other p sheep horn and was about three mcaes G-» • m length.—Doniphan (Mo.) Prospect- News A copper steam kettle has been made at St. Loins for a firm of brewer*. In it* construction between 7.000 and 8.000 p,,pnds of popper was used A v - YiL J. BROOM. J. L- j K h W • W w *. ▲. A 4 HARTSYILLE, S. C. Feb. IVMWn Tke _ died of 1 com mine ms o Poland Springs, Maine? hi, “ outriKht - but he h, “ no u ' oral An excursion partv sailimr p rlT »e*e «f.ptoinK life, by attempt- and he was terribly reduced in . t i_i > r, h .- ’ ... » mg sensational, dime novel climaves. flocK o„,i —,u mi i Lo®K Island Sound on \\ ed- j at the moment when two nesday of last week, met with a wretched mortal* are *t«i „ fatal ending. The UDDer deck The “< a frold, with pulseless hearts. flesh and strength. Three bot- ,7nT “I ties of Electric Bitters cured g. The upper deck 1 , . .. . . - of the vessel gave wav and fell an<1 . bureting brain*, awaiting the on a nrmbor of l- ] giving-way" sensation that is on a number of people. Four- launch them into the preseneejif the b j g j e ^ of e j Kbt yearg - stand- at one time > decided to ampu Edward Shepherd. Harris- _ ^ J bur K» HI., had a running sore teen persons were instantly kill- j Dread Judge of all" mairkind. To sav |. r- - . , ed and twentv or more were thlit ,he a most unns- used three bottles of Elec- wounded. ' ual and extraordinary one would be to/trie Bitters and seven boxes of «-ouch ineommou place terms an out- Rucklen's Vrnim Salvo and dwelling of Wallace |««•«(. ^ th *‘ his leg is'sound and well. ’ John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large Fever sores on his leg. P. P. P. Saves Life. A prominent Savannahian, formerly superintendent of a railroad, says: “I was crippled in my feet and arms so that I could not walk without crutch es, nor eat without having a servant to feed me. I tried phy sicians everywhere, but to no purpose, and finally went to New York, where my doctors. The Williams, colored, in Screven 1 Eu * li, ‘ h l *nir«<‘F‘> « mra^blc <>t con Pcmntv “ reying any adequate idea The ev r Georgia, was Struck by ample *et, too, liy thi* Nat>ole. n of lightning a few (lavs since. t»«r*l<»n*. will encourage other criuii- Three so sons of Williams a H n*l*. sentenced to de^th, to go mto eternity with lies upon their lips, , the hope that a pardon may revard one box Buckien’s Arnica Salve their mendacity. It is the most uni- cured him entirely. Sold at que and coMIy diatiolical conception Willcox & Co's Drug Store. of which we have ever heanl, n* hav- R vo c - | ing been bom in the brain of the tate my arm, but found that course impracticable, on account of a wound I had received dur ing the war. I returned to Sa vannah a complete wreck, and my case seemingly hopeless. As doctors said he was incurable a hope I began to take One bottle Electric Bitters and ?■ H- P-. and am rejoiced to say three bottles. preachers, were in the house One was killed, another is dv ing and the thini is badly in jured a , I ing been Dorn in the brain of the m i i .» —. A terrible tragedy occurred, <*lii**f **^ut* v * <>f a state wh ; ch has , . ^ wain ls ^id to allow like a new man; really, as if I on a train near Carmi. Illinois rally been iNmeeded to i»s civili?- bimself three hundred cigars a had been made over again, and Friday. Otis Johnson and ' ' ri The Darlington Building and Loan Association. . The monthly meeting of thi* Asso- eiatiou will be held at the offiee of the People's Bank of Darlington on Tues day the 25th inst.. at * 80 o'clock P. M. Dues received by Treasurer at his office and at the meeting. C. K ROGERS. August 20, 1891. Sec'ty and Treas. For Rent. A number of desirable office* on tlie second floor of the Nachman building' are now for rent on easy terms. Ap-' ply to WARD & WOODS. August #-tf STA TE OF SOCTH CA HOLIXA. COC.VTT OK OARLIXUTOX. liy T. H. Spain. E*q., Frobalt Judge Whereas. Hugh Walters haih made suit to me, to grant unto him Letters of Administration of the E tate A ■*.+ of makingpnrchaaef I “ is not in buyingthe the lowest priced goods, for they are generally the dearest ; tlie cheapest are always those you buy which are the best "for the money. If you wish a first-class article in Address our liue, such us r\* ' n r\ w* -v* •* - [ Iwirgt-Kt fk ltoul Year jus: drifted. 1a- ealioii aiuturpaj^t-d f *rU uuiyaml heal!I. fuliHsw. 1'repar. s f*ir Uollepe, leiuhijiff. Butvinoss. Full Busi ness 0**1 lege Oocne, including Shortitanff Trp»-writinsr and Tel- eirmphy. Full term be*ii<s Aunm ]2ih. Write f*»r Catalogne. J BUSINESS COLLEGE. . n:.4 during the J, A. AM, H. HOLT, munetiirs,OAK RIDGE, N. C. Hsll. NSW $12000 Building V V T 1 \/ / -1 m A i. W* .Ws* —**J In'TTpl rv. w w a! i y c;r l w* • pr ' n - TY5 Clot M. 0. ALEXANDER HAS REMOVED From the store on the Public Square to the comer Pearl and Grove Streets, which has been fitted up very handsomely. It is an old home made new. The usual full stock of GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS. TOBACCO AND CIGARS can lie found there. A LARGE LOT OF SHINGLES ON HAND FOR SALE. on Mike Weitzel became engj fight and Johnson stab Weitzel. A woman who was accompanying Weitzel struck Johnson across the face with a hatchet. Both men have died. A few weeks ago a colored man. named Isaac Jackson, was struck in the head with a rock by J. A. Thomas, white. Thom-1 as the ed. The cat plays with the mouse before killing it. and this seems to have been the model after which Governor Tillman has fashioned his idea of the u e of the reprieving (low er. If this were the Fifteenth century instead or the Nineteenth, and if we were living in the East Indies, in stead of the Fnited States, and ifTill- that after usirg my limbs began to straighten *>f and effect* of W. s. Shumake out, and mv appetite and health Th,>#e ar ‘‘ therefore to cite and admon soon returned, »„d I feel ',«£ Vi’ deceased, that they be and appear ^ _ before me, in the l ourt of Probate, to as if I could live forever so held at Darlington r. H., on August long as I can get P. P. P.” This S 8, \ 'T It \ , * f ?*r Publication here- ^ 1 of, at a I orliK-kin the forenoon, to Consumption Cured. gentleman will not give niS shew cause, if any they have, why the \ n old nhvsician retired from namt ‘ ^ or publication, but an- «»i'l Administration should not lie « Please give ns a trial, and if we don’t-* give yon more for your money than you can get elsewhere. Charleston not - excepted, we will forfeit the price of ' the purchased article. I. SOLZBACHER 4 SON. Large (jinmidies olGoo*!* »re la ing received daily and ihe main ens- om-rs of tl'is well km tT" estaldiahint nt ihroiigi'onf i).*i .iiigtnu Coumy are guarantee*! that a continuance nt iheir (lalionug*' w.l mean lortliem ••The Best Goods || r lhe L«-aHi Money.” STOVES, STOVES. month. Since the recent disastrous fire f.tun which he suffered so severely P. his hands by an East India mis sionary the formula of a simple sspeedy of Con- ______ nrrh, their own Ast hmaand all Throat and Lung nominaiij-*io?*h-ing**m*•', Z'ZUa ve « etable remedy for the speedy understand thi* corwanilv, inhuman and permanent cure attempt to iietray Jacob*' and Mrs sumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh, into uttering him for a verification of these facts, who will apply to u*. Yours trulv. LIPPMAN BROS., Wholesale Druggists, Proprietors P. P. P. Savannah, Ga. of August. Anno Domini, 1891. T. H. SPAIN, Judge of Probate. August 20, 1891—2t Qr Trr A. Dr”-' DC V u. Bucklen’* Arnica Salve. level _ negro died from the effect* of I As will be rezdily seen the ' ter bavin K tested its wonderful the blow on Saturday night. , above comment contains very ( ' ura tive powers in thousands of The affair occurred in York' i x ^ . cases, has felt it his dutv to County. ! 8ever e language, but on the make it known to his suffering whole it expresses the view fellows. Actuated by this mo- _ which we beli'ive the public will tive and a desire to relieve hu- for Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. w . ar teke in regard this most extra- suffer ' n g-I W .'U W'nd free Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tette/, &U-. opdinap,-, of charge, to ab w,io desire it. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, an A _ 0r rei na ^ P ro ° €edln g. this recipe, in German, French Corns, and all Skin Eruptions tion ht “ ^< ‘ <,, • 11 oV1 ‘» The Governor took final action or English, with full directions and positively cures Piles, or no thi “ Two trains collided on a rail road in Switzerland on Sunday and thirteen people were killed, eighteen seriously injured and thirty others received wounds. AH the injured and killed were employees of the road. The catastrophe was the result of carelessness on the part of a conductor. STA TE OF SOUTH CAHOJJXA. COl'XTY OK DARLIXOTOX. liy T. 11. Spain. Esq.. PiiJxjlr Judge. „ ...„.. Whereas. J G Wtokes hath made B tt r turn a man loos*, w htn ^ j,, uraut uut<> him Me gets too big for his p a r- ladters of Administration with will ty. annexed of the Estate of and effects ,, ,,, of Mary Stoke*; These are therefore to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred The Best Salve in the world “ , " , 1 , ' r, ' di,or ’‘ <•* »>>.• «*>*' Mary 8tok«*s. deceased, that they t>e and a(i- ar. before me. in the Court of Pro to be held at Darlington C. H., August 21st, next, after publica- ’elix-k in the fore- any they have id AdininUtration should has purchased the stock of Dr. W. J. Garner, and ha* leased the bitters j desirable business stand on the Wes* t side of the Public Square fora tin*, of years. Here his friends and patruo- will find him in the future provide i | as heretofore with a large aud st-k-ex. assortment of DRUGS. MEDICINES. TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY ARTICLES, AC., AC. LIT A continuance of the likera. patronage which ha* been ncourAest him in the past i* respectfully soih-ic- ed. Jan. l/»-*f. ABBOTT’S East Indian Com Paint HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, TIN WARE, HARDWARE, PUMPS, PIPING AND FITTINGS, OF EVERY DESCRIP TION. Im and wlate Roofing and t Fronts a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed on all work. | Give us a cal! and you will surely lie \ pleased J. C. WHITE, Comer Public Square and Main Street, J. G. McCall’s Old Stand. April 16-lvr STOVES Bees’ Wax and Wool. Until further notice, I am pre{iared to pay the very highest market prices ; for Bees' Wax and Wool. Apply at mv Restaurant on Florence Street. W. W1TCOVKR. •W.B. SIcGiRT, D. D. S. SA Offers his professional services to the people of Darlington and viciuit.. Offiee over tlie store of Kdwart.s, Nor uient A Co. Jan 19. '90—ly in the matter on Monday. He for preparing aud using. Sent pay required. It is guaranteed not he granted, commuted'the sentence of both b T mad b . v addressing with to give perfect satisfaction, or Given under my hand, tb s 6th day TJEMOVES Corns, Bunion* amt stamp, naming this paper. W. money refunded Price °5 cents ot Au k u,rt ' Anno Domini, isni. Wart* speedily sndwith*wt r.ain 7 Y Powers ' Bloek ’ i r ‘r v t or “ ale at wn,cox * I juVofp^u, ^=hX- • /k;*. Kocheater, N. Y. I Co's drug store. | August 13, Wlil-St and Willcox ft Co. parties to tife imprisonment in nnn ??® t .^' p P a t* er L Town Ordinance. ltel.it ordered aud ordained. That any p-rson or person* who shall after this date erect any shed or awning frame of wood across or over the side walks of th*- Town shall In* punished by a fine of not less than five dollars or bv imprisonment not exceeding 80 ■, days. W. F. DARGAN, Mayor. July 21. 1891. Ice! Ice! Ice! 1 will keep on hand during tbe sum mer mouths a large supply of ((m. which will la* furnished my customer at the lowest market price. S. KALMUS. tSTThe trade Supplied with freshly bottled Iteerautl soda water. May 14 >