The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, September 10, 1891, Image 4
HENRY T. THOMPSON. - - Editor.
The total population of the j ual, to this whole subject.
United States, according to the 2. The Cotton Plant was
census of last year, is 62,622,260.; represented at the debate.
3. The file of this paper
; by its branch to the C., 8. ahd '
N. as merely such a branch. It
Gen. T. W. Harris, of West
Thnrsday, Sept. 10, 1891.
EDITORAL NOTES.
The city of The Dales, Oregon,
was visited by a $665,000 fire
last week.
Mr. Zack
nent farmer
western portion of Kershaw
County, committed suicide on
Friday.
William Allen, a negro who
killed an officer while resisting
arrest, was lynched in Tatnall
County, Georgia, on Wednes
day of last week.
is thought that some road from
the Northwest—seeing Flor
ence’s enterprise in the matter—
will seize upon this as its con
necting link and push forward
bate had not a word, editorially —on to Georgetown for a con
fer
tlial the firet issue after
I or °the rw i8e> about the debate, nection with the sea. Then,
W^r J that jSeS^ D^Irt The speeches might have been with our fair city on a great
■ind certain members of his cab- to rest upon their merit, trunk line—binding the North-
inet were interested in anil en- But after the news l ,a P« r suppor- ern States by the ties of corr-
! tb. ■>uunBair,>.f i<.n nf ters of the Senator, in every pos- merce to the markets of Europe.
Truerdel . ororai- SX ,he a.b.e way, »u K ht W pre/ulfee ™«,r to haadfe our pmlucw-
who lived ^in the! ^ the Alliance side of the discus- we may count on an addition of
It is now reported from At- sion, and after the Senator him- ten thousand to our population
lantathat President Livingston, self gave an interview in Wash- in two years. This plan should
of the Georgia Alliance, who is ington, in which he was repre- not be treated with the careless
also a Congressman-elect, wrote; sented as claiming everything, scepticism, the indifference so
a resolution in favor of the force having “completely used up two generally observed towards—so
ce bill for presentation at the l subtreasury champions in joint richly deserved by the majority
Ocala convention of the Farm-1 debate at Prosperity,” it seemed of the railroad projects of the
ers Alliance, but that he subse-! not improper in the Cotton day. They are, most of them,
queutly tore the resolution upj Plant to point out some of the but money making schemes—
A party of highwaymen held on account of the pressure i vulnerable points of the Sena- railroads existing now and for
up a train in Colorado one night bought against him. tor’s speech. ever on paperonly. Thescheme
last week and robbed the ex- Louis Bulling was hanged at i, 4 ’ All reference to the particu- here proposed however is not
press car of $3,600 and the fire-; Savannah, Missouri, on Friday lar n lf tter , the . Benat0 y , ob ^ ect8 P lere y fanciful - It is founded
man ofhis gold watch. f or wife murder. During his to, after the August 8th issue m reason, on sound business
i4 a ii was in repelling the assaults of principles. Much sooner than
Dr. Charles E. Ballard shot Hip the Senator's newspaper friends, we to-day perhaps think pos-
and killed his sweetheart, Miss • , " , -ion he w * 10 apparently felt charged sible, this now dazzling future
Bertha Ison, who refused to ° , with the defence of the Senator's mav become a sober reality,
marrv him, at Bloomington, 111- ^‘ ot himself in two p aces. t , laniruaire None of
inois. on Monday. He then kill- Nevertheless he was carried to reporte.l language,
ed himself. I “'e gallows bleeding, cursing
! and screaming and was sent in-
While attending a picnic at! to eternity. On the same day
Quattlebam’s mill, in Lexington i Frank Danford, colored, was
NOTICE 1
(Tltcriuu Darlington
AM)
Cheraiu $c ^alislmvy
Wilmixgtox, N. C., Sei>tcui'>er 4th, 18U1. |
The following descrilKHl uiulelivered freight huving reiuuined in warehouse*
of these companies six months or more, according to law, will be sold at Pub- j
lie Auction, in the City of Dalington, S. C., on the 6th day of October, 1891. j
Sale to take place in front of the Court House, beginning at 11 o’clock, A. M.: |
County on Thursday last. Miss hanged in Augusta for .nurder-
Alice Smith, a highly connect- i ny a colored woman,
ed young lady of that section,
was drowned.
language.
| them until one last week, so far
as I know, questioned the pos
sibility of the language being
inaccurate ; nor did such possi
bility ever occur to my mind.
They accepted the phraseology
as unquestionably correct, but
denied my construction of it,
without giving any rational
meaning.
5. I was an invited guest at
Notice.
Notice is hereby given by the Board
of Corporators of The Colored Indus
trial, Mechanical and Agricultural
Fair Association that the Books of
Subscription to the Capital Stock of
said Association will be opened at the
office of C. P. Dargan, Esq., on Sep- ’
tember 7th, 1891.
SAM’LK. SMITH,
Secretary of Board of Corporators. |
Sept. 2, 1881.
CONSIGNEE.
Order, Notify G. G. Watson
G. E. Atkins
I* A. Moore
J. L. Johnson
J Rosenberg
Order, Notify S. S. Dreher
B. W. Wingate
W. F. Dargan
W D. Houston
J. K. Mclver
A. Blackman
G. W. Kirby
E. M. Price
J. A. Melntire
A. J Mathesou
1). K. Davis
J. A. Huggins
Order, Notify J. F. Edwards
J. S. Brock
T. M. EMERSON,
Traffic Manager.
DESTINATION.
Darlington, 8. C.
Doves, S.C.
Cheraw, S. C.
DATE RE
CEIVED.
Sept. 9, ’80
Oct. 20, ’90
May 1, ’89
Dec. 10, ’89
April 9. ’90
Dec. 6, '90
Dec. 18, '90
Sept. 27, '88
Mar 15, '89
Oct. 6, '88
Mar. 19, ’90
Nov. 11, ’90
June 8, ’87
Dec. 16, ’87
Dec. 16, ’87
Dec. 14, ’89
Mar. — ’90
Dec. 1, ’90
Jan. 28, ’91
ARTICLES.
4 S Stones
1 bx alligator lids ,
7 bxs drugs
1 organ stool
1 case
2 b> s meat
8 bbls molasses
1 cleaner
1 pr shafts
8 bbls molasses
1 hbl 1 oil
1 caddy tobacco :
1 trunk (crated)
1 box
1 box
1 empty keg
1 bill hh goods
1 hbl springs
1 bx hardware
‘Costly tby habit as thy purse can buy, (
But not expressed in fancy; rich, not gaudy !
For the apparel oft proclaims the man.”
—Hamlet.
How to dress with the greatest taste is a problem which
has interested the world since the time when man (and
woman, too, for that matter) was limited, in making a se
lection, to the choice of forest leaves.
The rule laid down by “the melancholy Dane” for
dressing in taste has been the established law of the fash
ionable world for three centuries.
An opportunity is offered the people of Darlington of
dressing in accordance with it by calling at
moods Cv moods'
where is to be found a fab and winter stock of goods, all
of the very latest styles, which will delight the men as
much as the ladies of the community.
H. M. EMERSON,
Assxi!<taiit General Freight Agent.
Since the recent disaxtroiiH fire from
which lie xulTered so severely
Dr.
Trim
A. Bcyd
„ r ,.. . . . J POLITICS IN NEW YORK.
While a tram was running at
full speed near Denison Station,! The political situation in the
Arizona, on Tuesday of last State of New York is becoming Prosperity as much as was the
week, a c ar of powder blew up, ver y comnlicated and as that Senator—had never been there
Si on “ Wh ° Were nd ' i state >8 an important factor in ' before, and hence was entitled
ing on top oi ii. . i i;*- *i to the same consideration claim-
The uchooner Fannoni. wa» pr ° grm ' ° f ed by him en that score,
recently wrecked off the Hawaii- events Wlthin ,ts borders a r e Asa matter of fact, 1 hail no
an Islands, in the Pacific ocean, watched closely throughout the more to do with arranging the
The captain, his wife and three country. Hon. David B. Hill order of debate than the Senator,
children, together with thecrew hag twice been elected Govern- i The customary order of debate
of seven men were nil drowned * xi tn x i was fixed upon by the commit-
Z , ’ , ; or hy the Democrats and wasre- tee and j a^epted it. Certain-
i he weather crop bulletin for cently elected United States Sen- ly I had no desire to take anv
• 8h ,r any “tor- As he has not resigned advantage, and don’t consider
dition of the crops. The injury th « Governorship he holds a any umler the ar '
to cotton in South Carolina is j novel position, occupying two i;. By reading the whole cor-
estimated at 20 to 30 per cent. I soft berths at once, the guber- respondence, published in the
The war cloud that has been natorial chair and a seat in the issue of August 8, it will be seen
gathering over Europe for some' Senate. There is a growing im- t ^ at tBe original arrangement
time is growing larger and the • ti:n mi • . was made either “for myself or
daily papers Ire full of what! pre “ ,0n that H' 11 7* 11 ^ I some representative man ” Col
seems to be an approaching com ® a candidate for (rovernor Livingston was under engage-
crisis in the affairs of that con- and in the event of his election ment in this State, and I felt nr A continuance
tinent. he will be at once Governor sure he would meet the Senator: patronage which has been accorded
On Thursday, Richard N„»h, Q«v«r„or.eleo. and Senator: hut did not feol free to make the —
„„ - , arrangement for him without
an engineer on a fast train, i elect. Should he be re-elected Hrst Consulting him. He was
the look °ut, was Governor he will resign the not present because he was sick;
near Oreville Pennsvlvanb, ami ^"atorship, for he will have and I mis d an engagement to
S 8 f h ^ d hT a T r rapfetely 8ever -'!, 8 !! 0Wn )' n C °T y r h ! What is my individual recol-
ed from his body. has a firm hold on the greatest lection 0 f what the Senator
W. A. W. Spotswood,a veter- State in the Union and can say said? To be frank, 1 understood
an of three wars, died in Mobile to the Democrats of the United him to say substontially what
on Monday. As a surgeon in States: “Thrice have I been the News and Courier, Herald
the United States Navy he ser- i « e xr x- i
vedinthe Florida and Mexican elected Governor of New York
and once United States Senator,
thus, politically speaking, I own
the State, and as New York is
necessary to Democratic suc
cess you are compelled to nomi-1 gentlemen present understood
nate me as your candidate for him to say. I was amazed, as-
President.” I tounded, indignant at such an
But the question is can Hill| utt ? raace , 8Ucb a source,
a ii T, t • a a i and noted it down for reply, as
do dll this. Lieutenant Gov- up- notes show.
iernor Jones has signified his Why did I not reply to it that
people in the j willingness to become an inde- 1 day ? It does seemtliatthe Sen-
has purchased the xtock of Dr. W. J. !
Garner, and has leased the latter's
desirable business stand on the West
side of the Public Square for a term
of years. Here his friends and patrons
will And him in the future provide 1
as heretofore with a large and select
assoi tment of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES.
FANCY ARTICLES,
&C„ &C.
of the libera
_ i aci
him in the past is respectfully solicit
ed. Jan. 15-tf.
Darliigtoii Sloe Store,
IN THE HEWITT BLOCK.
MT!I SIDE OF T1IE Sljl lKE,
IVLAKES A. SIPE C^IA.TjT'^T OE
!< 1
STOVES,
STOVES,
STOVES
Wars. During the last war he
was a surgeon in the Confede
rate States Navy.
The Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Journal, a Democratic news
paper, estimates that at least
five sixth of the Democrats of
the country are to-day in favor
of the renomination of Mr.
Cleveland for President next
year.
The colored
and Sewx and the Press and Re
porter represented him as say-
ing—just what Col. Talbert and
Dr. Pope understood him to say,
as will be seen by their utteran
; ces reproduced on another page,
and just what a number of other
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, TIN
WARE, HARDWARE, PUMPS, PIPING
AND FITTINGS, OF EVERY DESCRIP
TION.
Tin and 21ate Roofing and
Fronts a specialty.
Satisfaction guaranteed on ail work.
Give us a call and you will surely be
pleased
J. C. WHITE,
Corner Public Square and Main Street.
J. G. McCall's Old Stand.
Sitts In Laiits, Mm, bes asa mm,
Mk Saola, Sloe Polish, Ffsiol Miags sti Sloe Strap,
IfatiiliagSagsaoilllnhllas, Sole Loath Talisos asi Hob.
An Elegant Line of
Men’s Stiff Hats,
Of the very latest mode.
Ladies’ SHOES
A Large and Varied Assortment of
tea Cooi: ail Tmiags, Lillies, Missos aai Cliliros's
Cloaks Shiltta’s 'Bcady-Bmlt
Jlrf.s.sc.s: JVlni’s (fUrtlnng, JMiots cud
Carpets, l[ucs, k.
A Complete Line of Choice Family
C3r :r o o e iri © s
always on hand.
Our many Customer throughout the County are always
! welcome to our Headquarters oa Orange Street.
Woods & Woods.
<<
morning
April 16-lvr
rp Vi p ll -p+ ot making purchases
A u j g not j n buying the
t pi ’
have a reply. I used an hour generally the dearest; the
southwestern States, memhers : pendent Democratic candidate ! ator ® hould kao ^ the t
of the colored Farmers Alliance, * n i u u i j meeting was broken up by rain
have set a movement on foot for 0overnor a » d 8h ould he do It was agree d that each of us
whereby they refuse to pick so the fight will be triangular, should have an hour and a half.
cotton before November 1 for He may draw off from Hill I was to divide my time so as to the lowest priced goods, for they are
less than one dollar per hundred enough Democratic votes to have a reply. I used an hour generally the dearest; the cheapest
pounds. , ... „ ... ... and four minutes in opening, are always those you buy which are
elect the Kepubhcan candidate. Th« Senator was allowed to ev- the Uest for the money.
8f)hBerK k wh t n n wer5l t m n i Bnt tb h A * ain ‘ s trong opposition to Hill tend his remarks to about two If you wish a Unt-claie article in in any Southern Market-
battle of Lundy’s Lane seventh iR beinff deve,oped in theprima * hours ’ with the understanding | our line, such as
seven years ago, were duK up ries for delegates to the nomina-, tbat 1 ^*°uld have a like exten-
at Drummondville, Canada, on ting convention and he may not S10n ' ^ , 118 w °u' < i have given me
Friday. Some of 'the uniforms be able to control that body, i K ampSotes^o Siw^ha
i 8, ;'v he 0 r rnor ,r r 7 puw ' ; l r. i. he rain ft fn
. F erful in politics and there is no about fifteen minutes, and after
During the debate on Friday tellimr what he mav he ahlo to diuna 1, 1 could not well continue
in the Tennessee State Senate , * xf* i 7 ^ a,1W tU t0 evemif ray voice had admitted
on the recent trouble with the do ’ but ’ in tbe mea ntime, the
At all prices, from the celebrated Edwin C. Hart's at
$4, S~> and $0 a pair, to the very coarsest at 7acts a pair.
ALL THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT,”
May sound well to the Philosopher, but
“Hustle or Get Left”
Has a true ring to the buying public this season. If there
ever was a time when you felt that your dollars must do a
double duty or they will get left, that time is now.
Dia
miners, Senator A lexander call-
<m! Senator Riley an infamous
liar. For a while there was
danger of a fight, but both men
finally apologized to the Senate
and to each other.
my
of it, because
country at large awaits with disappeared,
interest the outcome of the much ~
mixed condition of affairs.
the Senator had
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We Guarantee the very Finest Line of G^ods to be had
No Effort Will Be Spared To Please Our Customers.--
TpW
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elry.
SilverY/are,
or Clocks,
Stokes’ Reply to Butler.
The following is a portion of
The mail which left Japan on Dr. J. William Stokes’ reply to
August 19 arrived in New York ! Senator Butler which appeared
on September 2, having made in the Co/fon/7anf of last week,
the trip in twelve days. The We regret that space forbids us
run across the continent was publishing it in its entirety,
made in three days, being the j “The attention of our readers is
fastest time on record. At invited to acommunication from
many times during the trip Senator Butler anent the Pros
The statement that the Sena
tor was not a farmer was made
in good faith on information. I Please give us a trial, and if we don’t !
am glad to be corrected if my in- give you more for your money than
formation was incorrect. ”
Tapping the C. S. and N.
[Florence Messenger.]
A project is on foot which
well deserves the consideration
of the people of Florence. Sum
ter. Darlington and Bennetts-
you can get elsewhere, Charleston not
excepted, we will forfeit the price of
the purchased article.
SULZBACHER k SON.!
Ice!
Woods & Milling,
Proprietors.
Ice!
Trp
Iww
mer months a large supply of
_ ville are rejoicing over the oom-
more than a mile was made in perity debate and certain editor- pletion of the Charleston, Sum- , J
a minute. ial comments thereon in the Co/- ter and Northern Railroad. It I **» keep on hand dunng the row-
A band of robbers exploded a Pl( -! l J\ 1? v i ew of th ? abu ' S ive8 Sum t er a, >d Darlington
dynamite cartridge against a 81V * ep' 1 ™ 18 the Senator is re-new connections with each
window of an express car near P 0 ^ to l J iave lnda, Ked in refer- other, with Bennettsville and
Samuel, Texas, on Tuesday P j P ^ r , in i n f 1 r ? cent w ith Charleston. And to Ben-
night of last week The car . hevi v e and ® d 8 e neld inter- nettsville it gives direct access
was greatly damaged by the ex- 1 I con ? i<1 1 er to the sea - Until now the on >y
plosion and the express mes- 1 ^ , e bena t° r had placed the railroad running into Marlboro
senger was stunned. The rob- w ‘ u) ' e matter beyond the pale of County—oneoftheriohestfarm-
bers then stole about $10,000. j courteous reply or even notice, ing sections of the State—was
ICE-
But as his communication to
At Livingston, Tennessee, on the Colton Plant is couched in
Sunday night, the family of, language of a courteous nature,
William Smith went to church, and presents a personal griev-
leaving two girls, aged 17 and ance of unjustice done him by
19, in the house alone. During the Cotton Plant, I shall notice
the absence of the family both again the points he refers to.
which will be furnished my customer
at the lowest market priee.
S. KALMUS.
t2T The trade Supplied with freshly
bottled beer and soda water.
May 14-tf
People’s Bank
OF
the Yadkin Valley Railroad,
j And it carried cotton from Ben-
| nettsville, S. C., across the
whole State of North Carolina
to Norfolk, Ya.! No wonder
the arrival of the C., S. and N. |
. . , , y *. — - 1 Railroad was hailed with joy.
girls were murdered and the The committee in charge at It is proposed now that Florence
house was set on fire and their Prosperity, as well as myself, shall share in the benefit which
bodies were burned up. were justly surprised and indig- is so reasonably expected to re-
A portion of the Farmers Al- na .' lt wbea vb e ^ a ' r mai1 wt ‘ had suit from this new road. The
liance in Iowa, which is in favor taken j 4 "? Senator to be unfairly design is to connect this point
of carrying the order into pol- H a if ted the ground of debate, with the C., S. and N. To do
Hies, has withdrawn from the 'u face °‘their protest., this will require but from eight
order and organized a new alii- . ®t when he comes, now as the j to ten miles of road. The con-
ance to he known as the South- lr 'J u i red party .asking fairness at ■ nection would be made at some
ern Alliance and the fight be- [' le ba , 8 °t the Cotton Plant \ point west of Darlington. It
tween the two factions, which a K a 'a an< i always be; will not in all probability
has already begun, promises to . L 1 ? 64 and ac c'° r ded a hear be necessary to obtain a charter
be hot. i in .K- *he ear of the (.otton' from the Legislature. The Sec-
tt w i . 4.L I audience will never be retary of State is empowered
Harmon Murray, colored, the denied Bn honest ciaim for jus- to grant permission to mining
h2!Tin 8 i * londa ou tlaw, who tice that is couched in courteous and manufacturing companies
Inf Lilli 8 ® Ven f® u’ and fair lan ^ ua » e - ^ore an- to build not exceeding ten miles
A™ Arch l er * that ’ 8we rmg the Senator’s questions, of track, even condemning lan.l I
vlril’ . ^ y 1 - Hardy l ‘ ow ever, we ask attention to for that purpose. Few, if anv, 0 ..... n j i ur ul
m. ar t ’ a co . 1 ,? red lad . of A 7 7 earii - Home general considerations: bridges will be neceseary—the SaYID^ IS {116 KOaC lO Weallfl. is RU arant<*d a*
Da rlington.
per cent Interest
paid on lime depos- !
Brunson, Lunn & Co.
Beg to inform their triends ami the public generally that they have opened
up a first class stork of
GOODS,
NOTIONS.
DRESS GOODS,
BLACK SILKS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS
and MANY NOVELTIES.-^r
SHOES.
In this department their st x-k cannot be excelled. Their ladies and misses’
line Shoes are manufactured by Clements & Ball. Their men’s line Shoos are
manufactured by Hess & Bro. In fact they sell all styles and prices. Toucan
bay from their establishment a respectable solid button ladies' Shoe for $1.00
per pair.
CUNTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
If you want a suit of perfect fitting clothes, this establishment is the place
to go. and the prices are so very reasonable All grades and styles are to be
fonnd in this department.
BATS,SHIRTS, , UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, ETC.,
In Kudless Variety.
stock
Realizing this condition we come before the trade offering
inducements that cannot be equaled. We do not ask your
patronage simply for friendship’s sake, n >r for past favors, but
we coins* as honest business men and ask your trade for the
dollars and cents we will save you.
With pluck, energy and an unerring judgment, backed by
t >e ALMIGHTY AMERICAN 1 OLLAR. we have secured
BARGAINS that no ninety day CREDIT CONCERN can
ho r e to reach. We are no longer strangers among you, hut
have proven the past four years that we fulfil every promise
we make. We now propose o sell you goo's at prices to meet
those of your cotton.
With many thanks to the public lor the very liberal patron
age of the past, we respectfully invite everyone to call at our
new stand and we will prove th it vre aic still
The Leaders of Lov Price:.
Very respectfully,
A. J. BROOM.
Willcox’s Old Drug Store.
j4-a f*i»r,vr) flnv of (Ip- They also carry in
* Glassy are, Willow if are. Hardware, Gtoceries,
posit.
The boy will get the $1,500 re
ward offered for the outlaw
who had terrorized that section
of the State.
1. Tlie Senator justly recog- expense per mile willbeverv
mzed the difference between the light. But it is expected—and
relation of the debater and the
editor, though the same individ-
with good foundation for it— i
that not only will Florence gain;
E. KEITH DARGAN, President.
W. A. GARRIGAN, Vice President.
H. L. CHARLES. Cashier.
at Wholesale and Retail.
These gentlemen wish it understood that everything that leaves their place
represented. They hope to merit your trade by dealing
fairly and squarely, anil at prices consistent with tire low price of cotton.
HT Remember the place—North side Public Square, in the Hewitt Block.
1 M. G. ALEXANDER
HAS REMOVED
| Prom the store on the Public Square to the corner Pear! 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.
Large Quantities nt Goods are being received daily and the many ens-
omer* of this well km wn establishment throughout Darlington County
ajre guaranteed that a continuance ot their patronage will mean for them
“The Best Goods for the Least Money.”
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