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& Jarlmfiton Jlftrs. HENRY T. THOMPSON. - Editor. Tharsday, Aojasl 27,1891 A railroad in the Argentine Republic has one Ktretch of two hundred and eleven miles without a curve or bridge. Ex-Senator Reagan, of Texas, a hard-headed, practical man of the world, got it from an old darky that it would bring him ill-fortune to put on hisleftshoe first, and never once in all the years that have sued has he failed to give the right foot pre cedence. On Thursday night two broth ers and a son of Robert Sims, an illicit distiller who had been ar rested, fired at Sims’ guard at Bladon Springs, Alabama. Their firing wounded the guard ami killed a bystander. Two of the Sims were then killed and the third wounded. The wounded man and the prisoner escaped. The government of Quebec, Canada, has discovered that a large number of men employed in its service, some of whom hold very prominent positions, have been carrying on a scheme whereby the government was defrauded of large sums of money. The government pro poses to bring suit against the rogues. There a .e in all some seven or | continually CoDgTeMnian George I). Tm- ^ 'RlT » 5“ "TO. , d, The Cotton Crop and Market, On Sunday while Deputy Uni- ' ~ ' Ed Short EDITORIAL NOTES. Near Atlanta last week, three children were bathing in a creek. The current caught them and all were drowned. Joe Seabrook, of Winnsboro, was shot in the head and killed near that town on Saturday night, by some unknown party. Dr. Baker, who was recently convicted of poisoning his wife at Abingdon, Virginia, has been sentenced to be hanged on Oct ober 15. J. Compton, depot agent at Carbon, Wyoming, set fire to the depot on Thursday and al lowed himself to be burnt up in the building. Joe Hardin, a white farmer, killed his nephew, J. L. Ed wards, near Jackson, Tennes see, on Wednesday of last week. They had quarrelled about five cents. An express train was held up by three masked men, at Collins Station, near Macon Georgia, on Thursday night last, and the express car was robbed of about $30,000. This week in Iowa the thermometer dropped from 90° in the shade to 35° in less than twenty-four hours. There was a heavy frost at the same time in Wisconsin. Charles Hawkins, a noted des perado, shot and fatally wound ed City Marshal Dan Bruce, at Shelbyville, Indiana, on Satur day. That night a mob took him from jail and hanged him. A furious clyclone swept over the island of Martinque, in the West Indies, last week. The destruction to property was very great and the number of lives lost was over two hundred and fifty. A carriage with three occu pants was run into by a train, | near Utica, New York, on Tues- traducers can not injure him. day of last week. Two of the Col. L. L. Polk, president of *• No*-* *•»""-» AlHancc. is reported to have said in a ro- With a surplus i.l 1,o0(i,0()C» biles, the price has gone down to 0 and 7 cents. If von will notice, however, the prices on ^ our general stock of merchandise is down in proportion. P ted States Marshal K was carrying to Wichita, Kan sas, on a train, Chas. Bryant, a noted train robber whom he had captured, Bryant drew a revol- and fired at the Marshal. Both men then fired several shots. The Marshal and his prisoner were both killed and another man was slightly wounded. The garment known as the “Holy Coat”, which it is alleg ed was worn by the Saviour, was exhibited in the cathedral at Treves, in Germany, on Thurs day last. A large number of the prominent officers of the Ro man Catholic Church were pres ent and thousands of people from all over the world flocked to the city to see the garment. Sick persons sought to find re lief from the holy relic. The coat was exhibited only once before in the present century. We are row tellinir <mr entire stock of lands when the levees are all completed. 5. Send a legal statement as to validity of titles. C. Give statistics as to the; cost of labor and the estimated j | costof production of cotton when j landed at Charleston. 7. Make a statement as to; even the first of the required amount of capital required for qualifications; so the best ought cultivation of said lands and show the estimated profi at what j land could be I jljrattgi ami Jmmincv OkuoAs names of per-1 illustrating the proximity and !»eir I means of access to transporta premises; among tl e n are white lists an 1 in the boxes. tion. man is pouring hot shot 1,,t0 su ]phur, the red sulphur, and Blit are there any other pre- 3. Have an engineer's esti- the sub-treasury scheme and he the chalybeate or iron spring, scribed qualifications of persons mate as to cost of repairing and never misses an opportunify to j One gallon of the white sulphur whoso names are to be taken^ reconstructing the levees and put in a good word for the* old water has been shown by the i as; the law says take only the the annual cost of keeping them ‘ . T . f strictest analysis to contain names of persons of "good mor- in first class repair. Jeffersonian Democracy. “ Is n » a rly forty grains of mineral al character,” not ‘‘fair,” not 4. Give statistics as to the readifiess to discuss the sub- deposit, of which sulphate of “average” but “rjrood morn/.”: amount of cotton per acre pro-i treasury on every occasion is in ! lime and muriate of magnesia lhat is a high qualification, but duced by these lands when they marked contrast to the shirking are the principal ingredients, ten, yea, twenty* can be found were in cultivation, the valueof „ ..>o .,ti, Q „not fndr The proportion of mineral com- who “have not bowed the knee these lands per acre at that time ; course pursued, for the pastfew » n the red guIphur iR to Baa] „ a nd the estimated value of these weeks, by President J. William j a i, ou t twenty-five grains to the a very large percentum of Stokes, Ever since he was so gallon, while that of the iron j the voters, perhaps a large ma- conrdetely squelched by Sena- J spring is about fifteen grains, jority, in every community will tor Butler at Prosperity “B’rer” ' ^ , u ™ erous s ’ re t * ie f * om P* a * nts be found of the high standard ... , . , , , ,, . which a' - e corrected by these reouired bv the law. vet there Stokes, in the language of Uncle (Water8i among which may be are numbers, quite enough to Remus, << he lie low. He hcis, mentioned nil di^enses of the spoil the small array of thirty- been invited on several occasions j skin, blood, stomach, liver and 8 ] X petit jurors and some eigh- since that time to meet different i kidneys, while they have proved teen grand jurors, who have not , . . la precious boon to teething ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' opponents of the sub-treasury I chl fj ren and to lh ose suffering , in public debate, but he fails to f rom nerV ous debility, dyspep- to be taken and the bad and the show the estimated profit per put in an appearance. He evi- sia, malarial poison, insomnia, doubtful left. acre, and also state dently prefers the quiet of his|i° 88 appetite, and “La What is it to have a “good price per acre the Hanctmn in Orann-eburtr to the Grippe.” The hot sulphur baths moral character?” The Govern- annually let for. , . . . have been found extremely effi- or must see to it that the jury Show what freight rates, excitement of the hustings. ( ;ac iouB in the most serious cases cornln j ss j oner am i coun ty audit- amount to between the property keep it; Since President Stokes attempt of rheumatism. Some of the aa d the people must see to it and Charleston. ^ ^ at public debate at Prosperity, cures effected after all else had that tne chairman of the board Give particulars of nearest -^ke Prices tO STlit tile People we are forced to conclude that and the patients were ly- 0 f county commissioners are railroad communication and *i, n.'o i;fo ,„„ 0 ing almost at death s door have themselves men of good moral cost of freight, the wise act of his life as the 5^ en truly wonderful. For spe- character, so they may have 1°- Give full particulars of j f tho iliarMiasinn of ton i , • ? ■ 1 • each farm under option. Below first cost. Come and see us, we mean business. We have the Trade and WHY? Because Intend to we make forcing of the discussion of his pet scheme at Spartanburg to be held behind closed doors. It is a pity for him that he ever showed his head in the clear, free air outside jcific details peopleof^Darlington j discrimination on this subject. with of buildings, fen- are referred to Dr. W. A. Player! it will be an ough to say that a description Dr. J. C. Willcox, and Mr. James man of “good moral character” cing, etc. Allen, of Florence. It is related ; will do right, decide rightly and Mr. Lucas says that he will be, of a very sedate and dignified; honexlly if he knows what is glad to receive all information gentleman, a native of Darling-1 right under the circumstances, bearing upon the above inqui- j ton County, w^ho has passed the .'pherefore, the law goes further lies which the owners of the Congressman Tillman, on the line which marks a half century! au j say , persons whose names lands feel disposed to give and other hand, openly deals har a of life, that after spending three ar e taken must be “of sound that such information should be . * . weeks here this season, he was blows against the sub-treasury, f oun j trying to jump up and the third party, and the men I strike his heels together twice who would prostitute the good ' before touching the ground! BUGKWiTL BEOS’. aims of the Alliance and, using j and the other will juries received. cent interview: “Our campaign A cloud burst at the village . . . .. . . t. of Kollman, in Austria.onTues- ! at P re8ent 18 not to e,ect a Pre8 - «lay of last week, carried away ident, nor to secure the Govern- in its waters people and cattle j orship of States. We are strik- and destroyed half the houses j ng a t monopolies in the United 2ZZ S ?“*•*• ^ f “ r ,' V,! h “ Ve was destroyed for many miles. landed three. The first was A national convention of the members of the Farmers Alli ance, who are opposed to the in Senator Hampton, of South Carolina.” The ingratitude of republics is no better illustrated sub-treasury and in favor of than in the sentiments express- emancipating the order “from ed b Col Polk The noble o]d the control of scheming pohti-,I T t . cians and designing dema- " ,a< e R am Pfii n a monopolist, gogues”, has been called to meet Just think of it, the man who in St. Louis on September 15. faced death on many a bloody A very disastrous fire visited battlefield for his country’s the business centre and a por- sake, an enemy to his people! tion of the residence section of T be man who in every office of Jacksonville, Florida, on Mon- . .. , . . . , , , day of last week. Thetotal loss trU8t to whlch he ha8 been ele is about $480,000. On the day vated has proven himself to be following there was aconflagra- a wise, conservative patriot, is tion in Boston, which destroyed now called a traitor to the cause $200,000 worth of property A large number of mechanics in the South Carolina Railway shops at Charleston struck for higher wages about a week ago. The officials of the road, howev er, took a firm stand against raising the wages and most of the strikers have returned to work. of his fellow men. Fortunately the people have a great deal of good hard sense, and the latter day politicians and would be statesmen can not make them believe that a man, who has been thoroughly tried during the whole course of his time and found true, can, that he has reached the now During service at a church in the upper part of Greenville County, on Sunday, an old feud fullness of life, so far forget his between two families was re- life-long devotion to duty as to newed and one man on each f a ] 8e to his country and side was killed and a third was . . , . wounded. This makes five men , bl8 coun * r y men- We know how killed in thatneighborhoodwiih- , to trust one who has proven in three vears in consequence of himself worthy in the past, this feud. Common sense, would make Mrs. John D. Miller, of Nicol- some men review their own let Minnesota, who was recent- record8 b ef ore traducing those ly divorced from her husband. , , became so jealous on seeing him w h° m the peopie love to honor, walking on the streets, on Sat- In Mrs. Jefferson Davis’ me- urday. in company with anoth- moirs of her distinguished hus- er woman, that she drew her! band we dnd th j 8 beautifulin- pistol and killed him and wound- . ., .... , ed the woman. jcidentinthe military career of which Hampton, crop, at Flatonia Texas, on Sun-1 ft * d 8(dd * er8 many of his will doubtless re day, Bud Braddock, white”aged member - “Patriotic enthu- 20, was involved on one side and 1 siasm could present no grander three negroes named Brownlo, picture than that of General who were brothers, on the other. Wade Hamptoni a fit r epresen- In the melee young Braddock ^ ’ , ... , killed two of the negroes with tatlve man of the much ndicul- his Winchester rifle. ed but living and beloved chi- On Saturday an explosion oc» va l r y f be South, who, while eurred in a 'building on Park looking through his glass dur- Place, New York City, causing ing a cavalry battle near Peters- the house to collapse. It isesti- burg saw b i 8 8on Preston, who, mated that over one hundred ^ , and forty people were in the P 088e88ed great personal building at the time. Thirty-four beauty, much mind, and keen bodies have been recovered from wit, had just reached his the ruins and eighty-six persons twenty-first year, fall dead on was | judgment”—men of al character” and judgment,” and to cap the cli max, as it were, the law adds. Thus it will be seen that this “and free from all legal excep- the order as a means, encompass re80 h rt . i8a8 tmm ‘r*'” Can SU t ch ^ . ’ . 1 with invalids as it is with tour- of every one hundred voters of the ruin of the Democratic party j 8 ts and seekers after pleasure, each township be found? Can —the only party for the people. Many of those from malarial fifteen? Can ten? Yes, twenty And George Tillman will be a districts prepare themselves for j can be found, but fifteen will be candidate for Congress again, fvnyenjcyingthedehghtsof. enough, and tcawindo. . , . , , , the Land of the oky by stop- If the various boards will give This must indeed be sad news pj ng fi r(d a t Cleveland and elim- the various counties for grand to Colonels Bob Aldrich and W. mating all noxious poisons from aa d petit jurors for 1892 men Jasper Talbert, who look with I their'systems; again, on their “of good moral character, of greedy eves towards the com- way home they find it a pleasant sound judgment and free from fortable * office and the $5,000 P^ce to remain a ^ wda y s > a! all legal exceptions ” all the order that they may avoid the jury cases, civil and criminal, salary. While we have not al- depressing effects which inevi-j for 1892, in the State, will be wpys approved of Col. Tillman’s tably ensue from a too sudden decided properly, irrespective good mor * addressed to him at Society Hill, of sound A good Apply to August 27-2t For Sale. baggy No Mag! and saddle horse. Hi. T. I.IDE Home Establishes iSjo- W. M. JONES. JONES, LEE & 00., CO TTOX FA C TORS, Norfolk, I’ci. Liberal advances made on consign ments. Correspondence and Shipments So licited. Refer to The Norfolk National Rank and Citizens' Rank, of Norfolk, Va. course in Congress, w r e give him credit for having courage of his convictions of who is Judge, tbutojr Judges are pure and safe,) and irre spective of eloquent counsel to must | change to the low latitudes. tbe j The rush of visitors continues . unabated, yet Mr. Wilkinson and H[!em8 bc a ble to stow them the contrary (and there is no for the effective work he is doing a n away somewhere. South lack of eloquent counsel to the for the Democracy. Bob Al- Carolina is as well represented contrary and eloquent counsel drich, the lawyer who holds the a8 ever, and the opportunity is on the winning side also.) the farmers’ interests dearer offered one hero of making a new set of pleasant acquaint- than his own. and W. J. Talbert, auces from his own State every the farmer who so loves his farm day. Among those who have that no fat office could seduce arrived since my last letter are . . , ,, , | Mrs. B. F. Williamson, Miss him away from the plow han- Annie Wil i iam80n , Miss Meta dies, had better keep their eyes Williamson, Mrs. Sweet, Gener- on “Uncle George.” Heisvery al and Mrs. W. E. James. Mas- home ters Eraser and Kenneth James, i a l Let us take the law as we find it and carry out the letter and spirit of it, and it will be found that the law is all right when enforced. The board may dread to give offense by leaving off names of neighbors and voters. That will show that the board lacks mor- courage. The board ought For Rent. A niunberof (jegirahlt* ofliceH on the second floor of the Nachman buildliij; arc now for rent on easy terms. Ap ply to WARD & WOODS. August (1-tf South Carolina College, COLUMBIA, S. C., September 29th. Kntrance niuationx be^in September 24th. Classical, Literary, Scientific, and Law Courses. Thirt en I’.ofes sors. For further information, ad dress the President, JaMKS WOODROW. Final Notice. Notice is hereby (riven that I will file Opens v - y Examinations apt to come in on the ^ ^ _ T . - . „ - , ... . x Miss Bettie Gandy, Mr. J. 1. to be composed of memoers who my final return asaihiiiniKtrator of the 8tretcn ' Gandy, Darlington; Miss M. R. will do their duty, whether it e ; ta ‘ e in i t . he , J, L' !rB Barnett, Messrs. B. J. Barnett, please or offend; but they need County on t | ie 4 tll <luv of September W. A. Mcllwaine and J. I rank j not dread to leave off any doubt- and apply for Letters bismissory. Pate, Sumter; Mrs. N. R. With; ful name, as they have the right to work with closed doors, (see State vs Merriman,) and no man Cleveland’s Health-Giving Waters. [Reported for Thk Nkws.J For a period of more than fif-j erspoon. Mrs. Muldrow, Dr. and ty years have the healing prop- Mrs.. Henry Stuckey, Miss erties of Cleveland Springs been Stuckey, Mayesville; Rev. and- in the county need know wheth- known and appreciated. Pos- Mrs W. B. Duncan, Timmons- cr his name is in the box until sessing those qualities in a most ville. Hon. A. G. Ricard, Mayor it be drawn out for Court and unusual degree, they equal if of Wilmington, a bright young he be summoned to attend, they do not surpass the most lawyer, apparently not far ad- If a man desire to serve as celebrated waters of Virginia, vanned in the thirties, is among juror in South Carolina let him and all they need to become as the latest arrivals. Hon. J. E. see to it that be so behave and celebrated is one half the adver- TindaJ, Secretary of State, is conduct himself as to inspire tising that has been ^iven the also here. the community and the county latter. Up to the time of its Judge Hoke seems to be an- with implicit confidence in his purchase by Mr. Wilkinson a noyed at what I wrote in my high moral tone in every respect few years ago the property had last letter about his court, ami and in his sound judgment, and been in the continued possession intimates that if he hears any lot “the powers tiiat be” see to of a family named Wilson for more of the matter he will have it that he shall not serve on a me before him for contempt of jury until he shall coat. He says that on the day | tablished himself, to which I referred when be re turned from dinner with a short seersucker coat on, thiee mem bers of the jury that he was charging imitated his desire for ease by deliberately removing] half a century, and the place was known in old times as “Wilson’s Springs.” Old man Wilson, the original proprietor, was very eccentric, and many are the amusing anecdotes told of him by Mr. S. J. Hone, of Chester, a typical “gentleman B. F. JAMES, Administrator. August 4, 1891. Your Gin House May Burn. Having several Insurance Compn nies, which write gin risks, 1 am (ire- pared to issue policies on this class of ] business, for any term from two months to one vear, at very lowest rates. P. R. NORM ENT. July 30-2m. Agent. PETER BCMLES , TAOES first-class House and Sign Painting; Kalsomine Work a specialty. In addition to my other xvorks, I am now’ prepared to do have so es- PAPER HANGING, etc. and that if He solicits the patronage or his name be taken by their Darlington. Feb. 27-iyr want of judgment next year, let that name he left off surely in People’s B&Ilk. 1893. Very respectfully ^ HTKICTI/Y _A_T COST AND CASH ONLY. Preparatory to moving into the store now occupied by Messrs. Willcox & Co. we will offer our entire stock of IPt'y Gootis, JVolions, IfiSlti, and Clothing, Strictly at Cost for Cash during the next 30 days. A POSITIVE Slaughter of Goods. Very respectfully, As jCliL* J. BBOOM. J. M. Johnson. -OF- of the old school,” who has been their coats and hanging them in the habit of renewing his on the backs of their chairs, youth with these health-giving He adds that he was glad that 1 1 waters every summer for the had left the court room, and j past forty years. Among the that the incident thus escaped other peculiarities of the said my no.ice, as he did not want it | Wilson was his thorough want to get into print. The judge T . of faith in the efficiency of ad- says that when he was holdingfp r eet, ot- James, London, a vertising. He lived and died, court in a neighboring county I | ett er ' a .i however, witlioutevarthorough- recently, he had occasion to ask Doportunt results tor soutn ly appreciating any necessity a witness who was being exam- ] '^ aro l , na ; , . . for it: his accommodations were ined, “How far was it from A says that he has become very very limited, and so great did to B?”, when the witness re . much interested in Mrs. A1-- s the fame of the waters become plied, “Jedge, I’ll be durn if 1 description of the lowlands by tradition Only, that there kin remember exactly how fur a ^ n K were always as many guests it were”! present as could be entertained. ] Thus it has been only of late Tbs Lowland of the Pee Dee. | News and Courier, August 19 ] Major J. J. Lucas, of Society Hill, was in the city yesterday. He lias recently received from Mr. Edward Fox, of 25 Duke fames i letter which may lead to most results fc | Carolina. In this letter Mr. Fox ! says that i much interested in Mrs. M- years, (since Wilson died and the place passed into other hands), that the world has be gun to hear anything much of Cleveland Springs. The won derful cures which have been effected by the use of the waters, and the beautiful location of the place, taken in connection with The Jurors For Ninety-Two. To whom it may concern: Who are to be on the jury in 1892 in this State? Let us see. River, which he understands for a hundred miles along the banks of this river and extend ing from a mile to six miles back from each side are at pres ent lying idle owing to the broken-down condition of the Da r 1 ington. 5 per cent Interest paid on lime depos its from day of de posit. Saving is the Roadlo Wealth. E. KEITH DA ROAN, President. \V. A. CARRIGAN, Vice President. H. L. CHARLES, Cashier. HARTSYILLE OM RIDGE IISIIME Addreiwi IdirtfpRt 1’rivute School in year just closed. Lo cation unsur passed f»‘r In uutyand health- fulness. Prepares for <’ol 1 efjc, Teftchinic. Business. Full Busi ness College Course, including Shorthand, Typewriting and Tel egraphy. Fall terra logins August 12th. Write for Catalogue. [and BUSINESS COLLEGE. indents during the J. A,&M, H. HOLT, Proprietors,OAK RIDGE, N, C, Holt Hill. Ntw 912000 Building- M. G. ALEXANDER HAS REMOVED From the store on the Public Square to the corner 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 be found there. A LARGE LOT OF SHINGLES ON HAND FOR SALE. The boardofjury commission-j levees and the consequent fiood- njnn JHQJipilJpP JirPMrV s of each county, viz, the jury ing of the lands on all ordinary i lilu lliOUiiAlluIi aUuIiv I ■ Large Quantities of Goods are being received daily and the manv ens- min i s of this well km wn establishment ihroughout Dm ingfon Ooemv are guaranteed that u continuance ot their patronage will mean for them “The Best Goods for the Least Money.” ers commissioner, with the county auditor and chairman of the board of county commissioners, most famous summer resorts in inhabitants of their respective this country. i counties, not absolutely exempt, The original Wilson home- as “f/ici/mu;/f/iuik” well quali freshets. “If this land.” Mr. Fox says, “can be made available for growing cotton by the recon- GIN HOUSES, DWELLINGS. STORES, BARNS. its other natural advantages, shall during the month of Jan- _ . destine it to become one of the uary next “prepare a list of such ] struction of the river levees, And all insurable property jdaced at and the business can bo pre sented in such a shape as to show a profitable return for cap- stead is still located on the prem- fied to serve as jurors. (Sec- ital, I feel satisfied I can laisc I ises, and is now used as servants’ tion 2,236 General Statutes.) So the money between London, The old-fashioned that the board must select the | Manchester and Liverpool. 1 lowest adequate rates of premium in the Largest Companies. Any information cheerfully given. Call and see us. ntTl A -r»+°f making purchases I ± ale; x\-± U j H not buying the I the lowest priced goods, for they are i generally the dearest; the cheapest : are always those yon buy which are ! the best for the money. If you wish a our line, such as 'Diamcir ! ' : first-class article in are reported as missing. the field, and his brother Wade The Raleigh, North Carolina, gt00 p over b ; m an d fall across Neve and Obtserver iscontinual- , . , ... , , , Iv hitting at Col. Polk, president 1,18 beaut,ful y° un S brothers of the National Farmers’ Alii- The bereaved father ance, on account of his war thought them both slain, and record. It is said that at the unsheathing his sword, rode rj&’ssnar srs ,,o, , " > r "t ^ lowed to resign to save himself ,ll £ word8 > but for the hottest from a court-martial. part of the battle, and fought Frank C. Almy who recently with all his might in a hand to most foully murdered his sweet- hand encounter, and himself heart, Christie Warden, at Han - came out—probably the only Hiunpshire. has been division commander in lhe captured. He was found con- cealed beneath the bam on the wor l d 40 w hom a like incident premises where the girl lived, has occurred—with a deep sabre ■Since his arrest it has been cut which accentuates rather than mars the noble contour of his face”. Can such a man be false to the interest* of his people! quarters. country house built by Mr. Wil- names to go on the list. ! son in later years for the ac- Now will that board take the i commodation of his guests is al- names as they come to them on ' so standing, and is known as the the tax books, or carefully | “family house ” Here are quar- select them as the law requires? tered the invalids and the older But if they try to select as the HARTSYILLE, S. Feb. l!Mlm c. 'I portion of the guests who might lu w requires, what shall be the be disturbed by the noise in the j test and the guide? would be willing to go into the T T HnTfFP h PP matter on equal basis, if you]'-'' U. UL*, think it worth while, and I en close a few ideas as to what should be prepared on your end of the line. * * * I shall await your reply with considerable in-j STATS OF SOUTH CAROLINA. , terest, as I feel certain if the codhtv ok daklirotok. business is presentable that the Ry T. U. Spain, Exq., Prohate Judge Plnane give U8 a trial, and if we don’t ,n ° a 7 whTch Mr made^siid to^me,'to u.ito'lbm K 1 ''* >' ou n,ore for y° ur mone y thaU ilie suggestions which Jir. Administration of the Estate you can get elsewhere, Charleston not Fox oners as to what should be] 0 f an d effects of W. S. Hhumake i excepted, we will forfeit the price of select and to ] to go into the scheme are as fol 1 , “ 1 ' tlie purcl,a * ed artiu,e ‘ ' lows: Watche: Jewelry, Silverware or Clocks, Beas’ Wax and Wool. Until further notice, I am prepared to (lay the very highest market prices for Dees' Wax aqd Wool. Apply at my Restaurant on Florence Street. W. WITCOVEK. mm. 8. KIcGIRT, D. D. S.* Oilers bis professional services to the people of Darlington and vicinity. Office over the store of Edwards, Nor- ment ii Co. Jan 19, ’90—ly Ice! Ice! Ice I I will keep on hand during the sum mer mouths a large supply of j hotel. To thecommodiousbrick | Section 2,236 says they shall hotel four stories high which I take not less than ten, nor more i was built a few years ago has , than twenty out of every one , been added recently a handsome I hundred voters: that gives a , . -- ---- - ■ - • ----- wine of wood runnine at rieht : very wide range to their power; done here by parties who desire These are therefore tocite and admon- angle, to it, affording L-' an/abmttai* to aelec, and to to go into the achem, are a, fol- ,w ko.dml ...l pie accommodations for the reject! r 0WS Li • *• ,, •, deceased, that they be and appear large number of guests who But is there any furtherguide L Obtain options on all avail-1 before me, in the 1'ourt of Probate, to satisfactorily proven that Al- my’s real name is George W. Abbott, and is an escaped con vict from the Massachusetts penitentiary. have been congregating here given by the law? \es;they ever since Mr. Wilkinson took must not put on the list the charge. The hotel is equipped ( names of any voters who are | with all the modem conve-i exempt from jury duty. Sec- Iniences; electric bolls are in tion 2,240 and its amendments every room, there is a telegraph give the exemptions from jury office in the building, and mail! duty; so no mistake need be and express are received twice made in this regard, although daily. I vear i* > year after year careless boards able lands that will be made bv held at Darlington ( . H ,on August available for agricultural pur-, aisfi , utter publication hete- , . ~ ! of, at »1 o clock in the forenoon, to poses by the reconstruction of ghew muae if aliy they have, why the levees. Haul Administration should not be the Pee Dee River These options should give at ] granted, least twelve months’ time. 2. Have a map made showing river and property on which op tions have been obtained and Given under my hand, this 15th day of August, Anno F lomlni, 1891. T. H. SPAIN, « adge of Probate. August 20, 1891—2t UULZBACHER & SON. Tenants Wanted. For my ploee near Jovann. known as the Fraser plantation, for the year 1892. It is mu intention to let the property in farms to persons for their i own use. Address me by letterat Darlington. None butsober, I industrious tenants need apply. Aug. 0-tf MRS. L M. DAVIS. ICE: which will be furnished my customer at the lowest market price. S. KALMUS. US' The trade Supplied with freshly bottled beer and soda water. Hay 14-tf -Mm