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- Editor*. Thnrcdaf, Ocl. U89i. There are in the United States 200,049,79 miles of railroad track of all descriptions. During revival services in a 'colored church in Jacksonville, Florida, on Wednesday night For Sale. M r .. M A. Atkinson drsires to sell her land in Swift Creek Township, 3* mile* from Harteville. eontainiritr 875 arree. in three separate tracks It is in hUrli state of cultivation and con tains fine round timber. Will sell all Hohu Established i8?0- w m >o*sc * of last week. lights began <»ri*art EDITORIAL NOTES. In a recent railroad collision, near Burgos England, twenty- four people were killed and nineteen injured. l)e A>bert P. Morehouse, ex-Gov- bruised, ernor of Missouri, committed suicide a few days since at Ma rysville, in that State. A woman’s national alliance has been organized in Kansas to operate in conjunction with the Farmers’ Alliance. to flicker which the people mis took for the coming of Judg ment Day. They all made a ruch for the door and in the scramble one girl was killed, three fatally injuredand twenty rsons seriously crushed and Apply to W. H. ATKINSON. Sept 24—2t HartKvillc, 8. C. FETES BOWLES D °F.» fln*t-rlaM) House and Sign JOKES, LEE & CO.. COTTON FACTORS, Norfolk, l a. I.iU-rnl advance!* made on conrign I niriitK. <'orrc*ponden<-e and Shipment* 8o licited. • • Kcfcr to The Norfolk National Hank | and Cituen*' Hank, of Norfolk. Vo. To €. ROTHOLS5 Has Come to the Front to Stay There. WitL a Colossal and Well Selected Stock 01- G. N. OATES, Paarl years and years had trouble up on trouble about its canal. It was too big a scheme for the Ex-Attorney General Joseph 1 city to manage itself and when prepared PAPER HANGING, etc. _, .. . , , . , , tw He solicits the patronage or The city of Columbia has for Darlington. Feb. 27-iyr THE COLUMBIA CANAL. moved into the Desire to announce to their friends and customers that they have just opened their stock of Fall ^^ X w. . . ws. a* ewl ILLI H Latest Styles People’s Bank -OF- o Da r 1 ington. per cent Dress-Making. Having recently new a|>artinents preimred for me in , ( the Hewitt Building, on the North H. Elarle has removed from Sum- the State was invoked for aid sideof the Pu'dic square, 1 am now tCT loOre-n.ille. where b. .ill the „ ana , .. got iau> politic.’' 1 ETfH?S.'T’E!?/Srtifto'tSl; I acitce la and like everything else that is ever tiefore. and desire to solicit a A negro named Lee Bailey', . , , , .l .if.. continuance of the public's Iiatronage. was lynched Saturday night at * < ’ uc * ,e< T baleful hand of measurements taken by means of Deland Florida for assaultimr politics its troubles thickened. McDowell (ianuent Drafting Ma i u ’ a8!,aulll,1 s ... . • i ,! chine, and frerfeet fita guaranteed, a lady of that neighborhood. Its advocates praised it and MRS L. E. WILLIAMSON. A train was wrecked near | those opposed to the scheme of i o i r» £~* Cumberland, Maryland, on Sun- State aid abused and belittled it. MlSSCS A. & J, 1001113111 and • W ° I™ 6 " Wer , e among the latter it became killed and three seriously wound- , ~ „ ... , „ ^ known as the Columbia ditch . A collision occurred on a rail- ^^en the State appropriations road near Newcastle, Pennsyl- for the aid of the canal were vania. on Thursday and two stopped the city took up the men were killed and a number wor k an( j j ias practically com- senously wounded. leted it A resolution was introduced ^ .. in the Georgia Legislature, on soonc 1- than the com- Wednesday of last week, en- pletion of the canal was near dorsing the Ocala platform, and the people of Columbia became i, '« ,he verv it was defeated by a vote of si gpreiy harassed by the question, * . _ . . . “What shall we do with it?” It Rankin, was lynched near w a« too big an undertaking for Asheville, North Carolina, on Columbia to finish unassisted. Thursday night for mortally and when it was completed it Fred 1 T' n ier a man, named wa8 too bjg f or the city to take r, , care of. It was like the famous drink, Oscar Gundema'nn, of w l“te elephant that the unfort- Chicago, on the 22nd ult., blew unate boy owned. Great was his wife’s brains out with a re- the rejoicing in the city several yolver and then ended his own months ago when, as it was then life in the same manner. . * .. , .. . . thought, the canal question was Three boy tramps, ranging bv th ., Ka , H of thf , m age between 11 and 15 years. nnal D settle*! b\ tut sale ot the while stealing a ride in a car “ditch” to some Boston capital- loaded with lumber, in Chicago ists, but it was of short duration, on the 2.Jrd ult., were killed by for more trouble is brewing and the unfortunate city is liable to become entangled in a law suit. Prior to the sale of the canal to \ the Boston people, an option was given on the property to English capitalists, and these have served notice on the Mayor of Columbia that they intend struck and a race riot is irnmi- to hold the city to the contract. “ ent V Alroadj one man has We all love the old citv for been killed and several wound- m i • ed. The negroes have burned a '‘s hospitable people, its historic number of cotton gins. associations and the sufferings Petitions are being sent out ** has endured in times of war. from Columbia to all parts of and we sincerely trust that the the State in search of signers, matter will be settled to her ad- „ _ a State prohibition law. The famine among the peas ants in Russia is increasing in canal. its severity. People are dying — . « a . in large numbers from starva- the SOUTH in the saddle. will find him in the future provide l A ‘ a« heretofore with a lar^e and select tion ana it is even reported that Among the speakers for the aaeoitinent of *>»r—* —“’SSfclSES. food campaign in Ohio is Hon. Roger toilet articles. avtwa. * ° o FANCY ARTICLES ' An oil car and an engine col ^ Mi,l8 > the talented member &c ., &C lided on a railroad in North of Congress from Texas, and &r A continuance of the lilieral Dakota on Sunday and the oil although dispatches from that p? tr onage which has iieen aceonied .Stale till u, that he i, reeel.h.g T l “ '" I "' were three men on the engine . .. ..... — and two of them were roasted > ,rand ovat,on8 we think he is to death while the other lost both making a mistake. Mr. Mills eyes and is otherwise badly is one of the purest and ablest burned. men j n tbe coun t r y i but he is a At Marietta, Georgia, on Sun- Southerner and for that reason “ Hlcv in the returning from church, ran Democrats of Ohio having him away. The ladies were all, sjieak thrown out and two were killed, much one severely and the fourth i „ . . ... slightly injured was a loud cr y In the cam l>a>8n A company has been organ-! of 1884 and the Republicans did ized in Illinois for the DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS and FMY GOODS. of which lie claims to be Headquarters. Me places *> fore ihc generous and g.sd people of Darlington aad vicinity a line of DHESii GOODS; its equal has never been rec »rded in the history of ou booming town. Kaisomiue work» J^ ^ML^IHGiy Imported Fi*encli mid Novelty PIrkIs; all In addition to my Other works, ' Just 0|>eue<l in all the latest Styles shades of Bouelets; Gamers Hair; Bedford I am now prepared to do! for ’ . i i Cords; Silk Warp Henriettas in all shades; Imported Robes; Trimmings to suit all our Dress Goods; Brocaded Silks; Plaid and Striped Surahs; Silk Velvets; in fact all that a lady of cultivated taste can ask tor. We shall place before the public all the Latest Fads as noon as they are made. Our FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT Is complete, ask for what you want. filK ^ra.$m (Tinsel, &r. And now one word about our Millinery Department MISS MAGGIE JONES, of JamesG Johnsm & Co..of New At the stand formerly occupied by Wellinn A Honnoitt i n h w Street, carries a lartre and carefully assorted stock of Choice Family Groceries,^: As well as a complete line of OIROOICERY TX3SI"W^.IiE. Fi*esh Fruits and Vegetables always on hand. “WHITE FISH" @ UOcts a Kit. R. L. BLACKMON, Manager. Ladies, Misses and Children, which I have Care ully Selected from the North. The In*|»ection and Patronage of the Public are invited. Prices sure to suit all. Respectfully, l i mi. Sept. 10—8m STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COfXTY OK DARLISOTOX. Court of Common Pleas. Summons for Relief (Complaint not served) J. Muldrow McCall, Plaintiff, against Lillian McCall Miller, Jennie Pau line McCall, Elizabeth l rawford McCall. Anniel oriune Mcl all. and John Muldrow McCall, Defend df*- To‘the Defendants: Lillian McCall Vork, considered the toniest ill the Metropolis, has that e P , Miller, Jennie Pauline Me. all, Eliza- pRrtment in charge. Our store is crowded daily and adorned 1— 11 1 a-Crawford Mel all, Annie Gpriun** 1 . , * , • i i- At • i i* a • 7 ' Me< all, and John Muldrow McCall with the charming ladies; their general verdict i#: “KOI IlLMj/i Which they have selected with their Ton are hereby summoned and re , se p 8 t l le [n , )S t tasty styles for the Least Money.” usual care, and with a view to secur- ; quired to answer the complaint in ^ Come and “Costly thy 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 OOloods Cv dedoods' where is to be found a fall and winter stock of goods, all of the very latest styles, which will delight the mi n as much as the ladies of the community. the lumber falling on them. Henrietta Murrell, a colored woman, was hanged at Char lotte, Virginia, or Monday. She had murdered two colored chil dren by burning them to death in a cabin during the absence of their mother. The negro cotton pickers in Lee County, Arkansas, have this notion, which is filed in the office of the t lerk of the l ourt of Common Pleas, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the in that department, j said complaint on the subscribers at , .... » .l • . their office, Darlinifton. 8. C . within RT A continuation of their past , twent day , after ^ hereof patronage is solicited, and no effo. t exclusive of the day of such service: will l»e spared to please their ous- and if yon fail to answer the complaint i- within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff tomers. Sept. , jn thig a( . UoI1 win app ,y to t ourt for the relief demanded in the com- i plaint. 1 Dated, September 23rd, A. D . 1891. WARD A WOODS. Plaintiff's Atto nevs To Lillian McCall Miller, Jennie Pauline McCall, Elizabeth Crawford McCall, Annie Corinne McCall and | John Muldrow McCall: You will please T. 1 4.p|,p 6 ,f ; take notice that the Complaint in this 111 IC I Cot | action was duly filed in the office of , , . _ ! the Clerk of the Court of Common paid on tune depos-| Pleas for the County of Darlington, 1 x ' on the 33rd day of September, 1891. WARD A WOODS, Plaintiff's Attorneys. see.- Re.spectfully, E. C. ROTHOLZ. tyMail Orders Promptly Attended To. its from day of de- * posit. i Saving is the Road to Wealth, E. KEITH DAROAN. President. W. A. CARKIGAN, Vice President. H. L. CHARLES. Cashier. Tax Notice. BA MLl K GT l )N Vr.UO LIRHA LfR MEMCHANT, We have in stock and to arrive in a few days. One car load of Bacon. “ “ “ Corn. “ “ “ Flour. “ '* “ Molassses. In fact everyth in °r in the ) ‘HEAVY GROCERY” LINE soon Since the recent disastrous fire from which he suffered so severely T for fhe passage by that body of real 'ze the great benefits that Dr. . ^ * Y* \j wIIIa 5 dl. J- r u. she has for so many years been ha * purchased the stock of Dr. W. J. , , Garner, and has leased the latter's expecting to accrue from her desirable business stand on the West side of the Public Square for a term of years. Here his friends and patrons Jan. 15-tf. Trkasurkr’s Office. Darlixotox - C. H., September 15, 1891. I The Tax Hooks will be ojten at the places and dates named below for the , . . collection of State. County Snecial* g handlC 111 iai*gO GliantltieS. (Jouutv, oenooi, Special Scn<x>I and o i Poll Taxes for the fiscal year com- mencinir November 1st, 1890, and end- __ -«*t • imroctoiier3ist.i8«i: lfr«38L. invite a comnarison ot prices in Lydia, October 20 and 21 ^— Philadelphia. October 22 Is-avenswortit, October 23 Meehanicsville, October 24 Antioch. November 3 Hartsville, November 4 and 5 High Hill, November 6 Swift Creek, November 7 Lamar, November 10 and 11 Jasper. November 12 Society Hill, November 13 and 14 Cypress, November 17 Stokes Bridge, November 18 and 19 Darlington, October 15, IB, 17, 19, 26, 27. 28, 29, 30, 31, November 2, 9, 16, 20 and to December 15 inclusive, ex cepting Thanksgiving Day. Books will close at 2 P. M. on Satur days. Levy for State purposes 4J Mills : “ “ County “ 3 “ “ Special County purposes 1 Mill “ Const Schools 2 Mills “ Special Schools 34 “ “ Interest School Bonds j “ Total levy in Graded School District 144 ** “ in bal of County 104 Poll tax, #1.00. J. E. BASS. Treasurer D. C. Wholesale Department with any market. Respectfully, ./, Fvanh Early* PUT A PIN IN HERE. A Large iiiul Varied A ssortmenl of Sms Sods isi Tsianiigs, Lies, Misses ui CiMra's (HoaH -I’ntUf.s’ ‘Uutlcnmr, Jrcs.sfG; pm’j (tlotbing, ond ^nts, S Carper, I|ugs, k A Complete Line of Choice Family Gr zrer cories always on hand. liook Out! Look Out! ! Our many Custome s throughout the County welcome to our Headquarters on ('range Street. are always 13, 0, DUIH'l'Dvr, REAL ESTATE AMD INSURANCE. in their behalf. Too “South in the saddle” purpose of colonizing in that State and Missouri Jews who have been driven away from Russia by the cruel persecutions of the the government of that country. Hon. John A. Henneman, mayor of Spartanburg, was shot and killed on Sunday bv a ne gro, named John Williams, Joye & Sanders, For Use Fall ad Water of M not fail to make the most of it. It undoubtedly had much to do with driving votes from the Democratic nominees. , During that campaign anum- We novv have °P- ned th tier of prominent Southerners JJvCSS (G0C>dS, J*VXmmiUllJS, CtC., as was ever brought to Darlington. largest and as well selected stock of canvassed the State of New York for Cleveland and tariff whom he was endeavoring to. reform ' Chauncey M. Depew. arrest for breach of the peace. th e great Republican orator, and The killing has caused great ex- others followed in their wake citement in the city. using this argument, “that Rev. Dr. Burchard died at twenty-five vears previous these H a e r »^Ti YOr . k ’ 0n Friday - ex-Confederates were trying He gamed national prominence .u • • u. . ■ .u in 1884 by saying that Blaine lth aH their nn 8 ht to ru,n the was fighting “Rum, Romanism country and now they are try- and Rebellion.” Mary think ing to teach — ' ’ -- that Blame’s defeat for the Pres- „reserv e if of GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. We have an elegant line of Gents, Youths and Boys’ Clothing in every style—Gents’ Suits fiom $3 to $30 per suit. HATS from 25cts to $3 each SHOES. SHOES. Our Shoe Dop»rtment i? complete, and as usual our prices are very low. Would call special attention to our Evitt & Erother’s Ladies’ Fine Shoes, every pair guaranteed to give satisfaction. Call and examine our goods and get our prices, before buv- pose of stealing * th'e^murdered Up ° n and we 8hou,(i give the | ing; they will compare favorably with tlie low price of cotton, boy’s clothes. The youthful Republicans no opportunity to ^. .. ... For the Manv Bnuttins Now Beinii Offered by MOORHEAD, COX a CO. Mr. Moorhead has just returned from the Northern markets where he purchased a large and well assorted stock of Dry Goods, Notions, &c. We would like the public generally and the ladies especially to know that we propose from this date to carry a full stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Notions. Boots and Shoes. Our stock in this line is simply immense: and while we do not run strictlv a shoe store we have as large a stock as any house in the city, and expect to sell them at prices that will please every one. Hats. Hats. Hats. This stock is extremely large, and comprises all the latest stylos. We can suit and fit every man and boy in the county. Our stock of men, youths and bops’ OLOXPHISTQ- is I large, was bought cheap and must be sold. The stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries is larger than ever be fore, and we are now duplicating Charleston prices on wholesale lots; also on Bagging and Ties. We have just received two car loads of New Crop Flour and one car load of Red Rust Proof Oats for seed, which we are offering very cheaply. We extend a cordial invitation to all to call and see us while in the city. Remember the place—Southeast corner Public Square, „ under the Opera House. Yours to please, Woods & Woods. “ALL THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT," May sound well 1o the Philosopher, hut or Get Left” Has n true ring to the buying public this season. If then* ever was a time when you felt that your dollars must do a double duty or they will get left, that time is now. MOORHEAD, COX & CO. idency was due to this allitera- pre8erve us what is best to and other argu- tion. ments of like nature, all of Iwo boys aged 9 and 8 years which had magic effect. There respectively recently murdered are thousands of people in the another boy aged 8 in Liverpool North whose prejudices against. TEfS'. b /.d„t'Zl hi "‘- * h » 8 <>“‘>> thus be worked l NOTICE! Cheraw & Darlington AND CUcranr & ^aUslmvy : O: — youthful murderers seem perfectly callous about their awful crime. On Sunday afternoon at Mont gomery, Alabama, James Cun- nmghara was shot and instantly killed on the streets by Bradford Dunham. Both parties were opportunity draw votes from the Denr.o?racy through that source. Let the Southern statesmen talk to us of the South, for we honor them and respect their views, but they should stay j Give ns a call, respectfully, we will save you money. Realizing this condition we conre before the trade offering inducements that cannot lie equaled. We do not ask your patronage simply for friendship’s sake, n >r for past favors, but we com*'as honest business men and ask ’our trs-de for the dollars and cents we will save you. With pluck, energy and an unerring judgment, backed by t ie ALMIGHTY AMERICAN l 0..L.VK. we have secured BARGAINS ihat no ninety day CREDIT CONCERN can ho, e to reach. We are no longer strangers amonv \ou. hut SK&SzSSSl' 2^* Sfk i ?r y fron L"T No 7 h of Madison County, Arkansas tl,,n g rmght be done to draw was assassinated by an unknown the voter8 o{ th at section to the 1 ^ YVilmixotox, N. C„ September 4th, 1891. The following described undelivered freight having remained in warehouses of these companies six months or more, according to law, will be sold at Pub lic Auction, in the City Of DaliiiKton. s. C„ on the «th day of October, 1891. have proven the past four years that Wtf we make. We now propose o sell Sale to take place in front of the Court House, he^innin); at 11 o'clock, A. M. ARTICLES. person while on the porch of his residence, Democratic party. On Friday at Laurens County court ten colored men For Rent. were A of desirable offices on the sentenced to be hanged for the the Nachman buildiuK ecution is the 23rd inst. At the 1 „ „ t(d ° red ,naa * w - B - McGIRT, o. o. s.m t r,r, n £ nCed td . bo hanged on Offers his professional services to me lo inst., making eleven ne- Arlington and vicinity groes in all sentenced to be i the ,tor * of Edward., Nor banged in Laurens this mouth. | Jan 19,’90—iy tiler, Stationer iXcxnstlcaltr. elty Line to be had at the gavlingtcm Auicdt ^tuve, B. O. BRISTOW. - - - Proprietor. CONSIGNEE. DESTINATION. DATERE CEIVED. Order. Notify G. G. Watson Darlington, 8. C. Sept 9, '89 G. E. Atkins 4 4 Oct. 20. ’90 L. A. Moore 4 4 May 1, '89 J. L. Johnson 4 4 Dei’-. 10, '89 J. Rosenberg 4 4 April 9, '90 Order, Notify S. S. Dreber * i Dee. 6, '90 B. W. Wingate 4 4 Dec. 13. '90 W. F. Dargan 4 * Sept. 27,’88 W D. Houston 4 4 Mur 15, '89 J. K. Mclver * * Oct. 6, ’88 A. Blackman Dovcu, S.C Mar. 19, '90 <f. W. Kirby * * Nov. 11, ’90 E. M. Price Cheraw, 8. C. June 8, '87 J. A. Mclatire 4 4 Dec. 16, ’87 A. J Matheson 4 4 Dec. 18, 87 1). R. Davis 4 4 Dec. 14, ’89 J.A- Huggins 4 « Mar. — ’90 Order, Notify J. F. Edwards 4 * Dec. 1. 90 J. S. Brock 1 * Jan. 38, '91 T. M. EMERSON, Traffic Manager. 4 S Stones 1 bx alligatorhd* 7 bx* drugs 1 orizan stool 1 ease 2 bx* meat 3 bbls molasses 1 cleaner 1 pr shafts 3 bbls molasses 1 bill I oil 1 caddy tobacco 1 trunk (crated) t box 1 box 1 empty keic 1 ImII h b iroods 1 bbl springs 1 bx hardware H. M. EMERSON, Asssistant General Freight Agent. among }ou, fulfil every promise you goo s at prices to meet those of your cotton. With many thanks to the public lor tiie very lilieral patron age of the past, we respectfully invite everyone to call at our new stand and we will prove that we ate still The Leaders of Low Prices. Very respectfully, A. J. BROOM. W’illcox’s Old Drug Store.