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®he Jarlinjlon Itfics. HENRY T. THOMPSON.) - Editors. WADOY THOMPSON, | Tharsday, Dec. 17,1891. THE say whether or not we want the i new constitution. It shall not • be submitted to us for adoption. Clerk Sales. XT A TE of XO Ufli CA KoUffA i County of IhirlinytoH. STATE OFSOtTTff CAROLINA. ! In Common ItU'iw County of Darlington. \V. B. Winirate rt al vs I. O. Walters i , . .. . | In l utnmou PU-ua. rt al—Partition. i Again, the voice or the (tear Jonoph T. Brown etal vs. Samuel A. Pnrswant'to ati. jrder o' court made i people” has been stifled. I Brown etal—Partition. | in th« above stated eaae, I will offer for ’ . i Pursuant to an order of court made sale in front of the court house in tiovernor Tillman and gentle- jnthe above stated case, 1 will oiler Darlington county, State aforesaid, men of the Legislature are for sale in front of the court house in on the first Monday in January next . , , . ’ Darlington county, State aforesaid, the following described real estate: rpr /■ , ■ , , i i _ your memories SO short that you on the first Monda'y in January next All that tract of land situate in the 1 110 IJICl lg WO Wailt tO FOClUCO 01U STOCK. OI have forgotten your promises the following described real estate: A county of Darlington State of South , ^ 4 “ •/ i l utl rl /•rtrito ininLe t wrr a n me t ur<\ltr>n. r^mtiAiTtimr fmir niinflr^fl mii<1 , | i*-j^ | ^ ^ The Greatest Bargains in CLOTHING. Ever offered in this MARKET Fipcf FIRE! J. Goldman, the enterprising Pearl Street Merchant, had the roof burnt Highland Red. This famous stallion will be at Mc Cullough V Blackwell's stables until April 15, when he will lie sent to Ken tucky to fill an engagement. tf To Rent. •REFORMERS" DO NOT RE FORM. Much food for reflection is to be found in watching the course of the politician and especially the demagogue. While longing i the circulation question. for office he condemns almost i The proceedings of the com every action of his more sue-' mittoc, appointed by the Legis- cessful rival, telling the “dear latere to investigate the matter people” what he would do for | of awarding certain public ad- 1 them if they would only place vertisements to the Columbia him in an office. Mark, how- j Register, are becoming quite ever, how he twists and squirms spicy. Under the law it is re- and wriggles after the “dear quired that certain advertising people” have harkened unto | be published in the daily paper his promises and having faith in Columbia having the largest in them elect him tooffice. How circulation. The Clerks of the great a change has come over Senate and House of Represen- lot of land containing two acre,, more Carolina, containing four hundred ami i inclusive of | N. lands land of 0. S. McCullough; east by the the Misses hide; east by lands of the ‘ >ublic road from Darlington 0. fl. lo Misses hide, lauds formerly of Mrs. t*. made during the campaign, or ; nr situate within the incorporate five acres, more or less have you wilfully deceived the of . the VT? P ar,iu J'. t '! n tUe , ri * l , lt 7* r aL th -a’. 8 'f J J the county 01 Darlington. Htatc of railroad ant! bounded north by la people? Mouth < arolina, and bounded north by ofMrs. H. Krvin, Handy Cannon the man! He is now a great bundle of inconsistencies. While a candidate he denoun ced office (holders as “debauch ed” anti ‘'tamed” for doing the tatives make the award. In November last these officials ap- l> , f Timmonsville, south by land of Henry Brown and west by laud of C. B. Ed wards. Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for all necessary papers. W. A PARROTT, C. t’. P. December 11, 1891. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Darlington. In Common Pleas. John McSween vs. Priscilla Strother et al—Partition. Pursuant to an order of court made in the above stated case.; I will offer for sale in front of the court house in Darlington, county, State aforesaid, on the first Monday in January next the following described real es- tate; All that tract of land ly L Darga'i and lands of lieorge Bland; south by lands of estate of E. J. I.ide and the Misses LIde and west by lands • of the Misses I.ide and Mrs. H. Ervin. | Also all that tract of land containing two hundred and thirty-fiv^ acres, ! more or less, and bounded on the i I north and west by lauds now or form i orly of Alexander Norwood, east by lands formerly of Mrs. Martha Davis | and south by lands of Josiali Bass and I Calvin Rhodes. Terms of sale are one j half cosh, remainder in one year; credit portion secured by bond of : purchaser and mortgage of the prem- : ; ises sold; purchaser to pay for all nee-; essarv papers. W. A. PARROTT, C. C. P.- ! December V, ISTl. N'T.! TE OF SOUTH CARQLINA. County of Darlington. . In Common Pleas. The Bank of Cheraw vs. Paul C. FhltM et al—Foreclosure. Pursuant to a judgment of The figures are as follows: SUITS FORMERLY SOLD AT A neat four room cottage with kitchen, good ham and stable, laige ciusui , •»«*'* —~ r:r„ I garden and all ne. essary outbuild- I over his head at the time of the ! — a n nrV v, Will rent for one year recent "Teat tire in Darlington, j or a term of years. The property is i . i i P cuoTuwt •uni situated in a thickly settled and very but Ills Stock vtas rescueo. an I u . a ;thy locality, S miles wt*stofDar- J has been, placed in the store iingtonC. H., on the public roadlead- ! formerly occupied by J. Frank | ing from Darlington t\ H. to Bishop I 3 4 6 9 12 5 REDUCED TO $ Early on the north side of | Orange Street near rhe Public wlrfi-e he offers the 13 00 14 50 15 00 19 50 17 60 18 00 20 00 ^ 1 Square, 00 P**°pl e Darlington some 10 50 10 75 to fill' Special attention is called to i.) 75 his stock of 13 SO , SHOES, 11 00 which for cheapness and dura- 15 £0 bility are not to be surpassed. Choice Bargains during the next 30 days. ville. For terms and further p.irticu- lare address T. E. EARLY, Darlington, S. C. Dress-Making. These are our famous Tailor Made Suits, New Goods and none better niado. , Come and see for yourself. Having recently moved into the new apartments prepared for me in tiie Hewitt Building, on the North side of the Public Square, 1 am now prepared to re*uui«m«y work of dress making with better facilities than ever before, and desire to solicit a continuance of the public's patronage. All measurements taken by means of the McDowell (tarment Drafting Ma chine, and perfect fits guaranteed. MRS. L. E. WILLI Ail MON. the tables are turned and he is j that the Register had the ]ar-| 0 n the north by lands of Henry the office holder, essays to do gest circulation and the contract without the slightest compunc- tiors of conscience and without a regard for the inconsistent position in which his sudden change of views has placed him. was awarded to that paper. pointed one W. M. Rodgers to i Jng, being and situated in Flor- exatnine into the circulations of dice county in the State afore- the Columbia papers. He did 8;li ^ COlltoiniuin K on « hundred _ very things that he, now that j so and reported to the Clerks j^j bouudmra^ifoUows/to-wit’: | stIted°caM,7 will 'offe^for^e . . , - i i i * i in front of the court house in Coker; on the east by lands of Darlington county, State afore- Henry Coker; on the south by sa ; ( D on the first Monday in Jan- Thp State immediately' claim- °^ aine8 ^f uary next, the following de- The Mate immediately claim ^ west , )y lands of J J Ward. scr i bed real eKtate: A11 tha K t cer . ed that fraud had been perpe- Terms of sale one-third cask, | t rac j 0 { j an d situate, lying trated and requested the Legis- | remainder in one and two years; . (tl( j being in Lang township in lature to investigate the matter, jeredit portion secured by bond coun t,y and State aforesaid, It was verv persistent in its re- °, f P urcba8er and a mortgage of, known for the past eight years nr . , j , i , H xv as very ptrsisitm in us re the premises sold; purchaser to fVl( , t<T B Dom/lastract" We w ere not surprised to hear | qU e 8 t ( so that the Legislature pay for all necessary papers. Douglas tract, that Tillman, together with i appointed the committee to: W. A. PARROTT, C. C. P other State officials and mem- make the investigation. The! December 14, 1891. bersoftho Legislature, accept-1state evidently knew what it) STAT count^ J D^Ung^n LIXA ‘ although they wa8 about. So far, the result 1 In Common Pleas. bounded as follows; on the north by Black creek; south by lands of William H. Brown aud Mrs. Irene F. Quirk; east by lands of said Wm. H. Brown and west | by lands of the estate of George ed free passes, had bitterly their predec tation was too great itwasa :e ncy. The testimony oi me i , nade in the above 8tate(1 caaej matter of dollars and cents sav- j witnesses examined proves con- i will offer for sale in front of , , - ed to them, and it would have c i us ively that great injustice the court house in Darlington cr) , dit portion t( $ be se . required men, less inclined to j was done the State, in that that county. State aforesaid, on the cured by buud of purchaser and T , . .. , lirst Monday in January next ^ | Then-hnc of Y condemned it in Lf the investigation shows that Carrie C. McGee etal vs. Louise said M™ lessors. The temp i it had good cause for its persist- court *■ Quirk"indco^ainh^ thS too great. It was a i { , n( . y . The testimony of the ! 1V10 a A‘, t< ’ ] I r a mo hundred and sixty (360) acres, more or less. Terms of sale one cash, remainder in one orment I New Styles and Low Prices, to XI ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Darlington. \ By T. II. Spain, Enq., Probate Judge Whereas. J. J. Ward hath made I suit to me, to grant unto him Letters I of Administration of the Estate of and j effects of <i. M. Kilgore These are therefore to cite and ad- ) monish all and -singular the kindred j and creditors of the said (4. M. Kilgore ! deceased, that they hi' and appear j before me, in the ( ourt of Probate, to I be held at Darlington I '. H., on Decem ber 25 next, after publication tyre- at *1 oVInek in fi.ie:i-H,n. i,, JEWELKY Ef All Kinds. ! shew cause, if any they have, why the o 1 said Administration should not l>e HTThehandsomesf Bridal Presents granted. , . ... , , be found in the town of Darlington. Given under my hand, this fit . day of Docembe , Anno Domini, 1891. Watchmakers AND Jewelers, Darlington, S. C., ZDZE^rn^IRS XJNT FINE Sl-YERWAttE and tyWatches and Clocks promptly repaired, and all work guaranteed. Oct. 15—2111. P-cCaU; cv Jiin'ch showing some new styles in Dress Goods and Trimmings,• -itt £> no other; it IS alwaysiresn anu aiwn Cloaks, Cones, >> raps, tvC. reliable. Merchants, patronize yr A A ! li me mill ami give your custom: get all to be had out of a public, journal has a larger circulation tv itr rdw^f'roJl'o* mortgage of the premises sold; I. „ 3 the following described real es-J nnrf> « n ^ ^ ^ e r ^ office than those now in power, than the Register. to withstand the temptingoffer. It is a nice thing to ride about on railroads free of charge and our worthy officers, forgetting entirely how they once denoun ced the free pass, eagerly grab bed it when offered them and are now hugging it tenderly and devotedly in their pockets. But more than this, among the loud campaign cries of the so-called “reformers”, with Till man at the head, was the one that the people of South Caro lina had never ruled; that a few men ran the government in their own interests tate: All that lot or pa'rc’ei of V™"*™? ^ ^ Patronize Home Industries. The Darlington Ginning, Milling, Fertilizer and Warehouse Company are turning out the Finest Meal Made, ground from best, sound corn, and ab solutely free from adulteration. They propose to sell it as low as pure goods .■an l»e sold. Buyers, ask your mer chant for Darlington Meal and take other; it is al wavs fresh and always h me mill and give your customers the best meal to he had, besides save writing, exchange on hills, and haul- (tive us your orders, December 10, T. H. SPAIN, Judge of Probate. 1891—2t My Last Hi -:0:- It is probable that I will not be here all this winter I am iiiakingarrange ments to go elsewhere. So, if you want me to make Photographs of yourself, or any of your family, you should not put it off. Do not delay! You may live to regret it. Many do. three i r t e e n W. A. PARROTT, c. c. r. December 14, 1891. Sheriff Sale. .S7'.l TE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA. COCXTT OK IjAKLINOTOX. Z. C. Norwood vs. Joanna Gar ner—Judgment for Foreclosure, j By virtue of an order of court The course pursued by W. M. land situate, lying and being id sar y_P_ a P ers . Rodgers in his examination into ■ the town of Darlington, in the the circulation of the two pa- 1 aiK * county aforesai , ... i , . fronting on the north side ot pers puts him on the two horns Pearl street> eighty-eight feet of the dilemma. Either he wil- and n j ne j nc h(. 8 by three hun- fully perpetrated a fraud or else died and eight feet and eight his irregular course was due to inches on the east line, sixty i i feet on the back line and gross ignorance. Either case would make him totally unfit, f ee ^ and f our j ncbes on the west made in this case, I will sell on for the work assigned him and j line and containing fifty-three: the first Monday in January | the Clerks showed bad judgment one hundredths of an acre, and | next or the Tuesday thereafter! in acWtimr him having such shapes and bounda- in front of the court house of A ' l ies as will more fully appear by Darlington couutv, all that tract I hat Rodgers was once an a plat made by Geo. W. Earle, j or parcel of land lying and be- employee of the proprietor of jC. E., en the 8th day of June, ling situated in the county of the Register and is now on most 1 1889. and attached to a deed of | Darlington and State aforesaid, intimate friendly terms with saidpremis^from CSMcCul-' containing one hundred and nine „ » *1 | , • • rr-ii -x . lough to J. W. Blackwell bear- acres more or less, and bounded ( bun, that he is a lillmanite of jng date June 21, 1889. Terms on the north by lands of Bruce people had no voice ill the mat- the most partisan type and, of sale one third cash; remain- Davis and Henry Heath; east ter, but tamely submitted to the ! therefore, hostile in his feelings der in one and two years; credit by lands of Alexander Grey; i dictation of the few. Now, see towards the Mate, and, further, portion secured by bond of pur- south by lands of estate of J. C. | the political contortionist. As that he is a satellite of Gen. ,:hase . r and ,, a n anier ^ "' eSt l i: V . lands ° f „ „... „ . _. Tr premises sold; mortgage to bear Gar.ier, the same being more soon as Tillman gets into office , Gray, the Clerk of the House,; intere8t f r0lu date of sale at eight fully described in a deed from he emjeavors to get more pow-! who should know his character, l per cent payable annually. Pur-j the said Z. 0. Norwood to said er, ignoring the fact that for all tend to strengthen the belief chaser to pay for all necessary ] Joanna Garner, bearing even every power given to the Exec-j of the State that there was pajpers.^^ t W.^A. PARRO1T, ^ date herewitl Shoes, (Jlothinre, Hats ami. Gents’ Furnish- Tlie Darliiigton ing Goods Is larger ami more complete than ever. Tliey have the newest things in NECKWEAR, FULL DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS AND WHITE BOWS. They will he pleased to have you call and examine their stock before buying. & W. Co- Studio over Boyd's E rug Store. Respectfully, % - . y, -JSM, . McCall & Burch. r\ O Cl 3 n: LaMotte, utive, the voice of the “dear people” is proportionately di minished. Tillman goes further than any governor of South Carolina ever did. He under takes to direct the course of the 1 Legislature and interferes the judiciary, both coordinate bodies with the Executive de- “ something mark”. rotten in Den- Mortgagee Sales. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Darlington County. December 14, 1891. c. c. p. ST A TE OF SO VTH CA ROLINA. COUNTY OK DA HI. I N OTOX, In Common Pleas. ,S. K. Jeffords vs. Winnie E. Huggins et al—Foreclosure. Pursuant to a judgment of foreclosure made in the above rith. Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for pa pers. W. P. COLE, S. D. C. December 14, 1891. with', Un ? er U " <1 hy virtue of power "f stated case, I will offer for sale I foreclosure and sale granted to Caro- ... f house in mate line B. Salinas, C. Edward Salinas and ;trout Ot trie court n use l A. J. Salinas, copartners in business j Darlington county. State aforo- uuder the firm name of A. J. Salinas ' said, on the first Monday in partment. He impugns the & Sons, by J. Byrd and J. T. Murdoch j anuarv ne xt the following de- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUXTY OK DARLIXOTOX. By T. H. Spain, Esq., Probate Judge. Whereas, W i . Wilson and W. A Rogers have made suit to me, to grant unto them Letters of Administration of the Estate of and effects of S P. Wilson; These are therefore to cite and ad monish all aud singular the kindred the Green Grocer, had every day this week large supplies of shrimp, black fish, Whiting 1 Bull's Bay oysters, and Kalma- ! zoo celery. These delicacies are in such demand that they are J sold as soon as received, but as tSfOwing to a daily increasing trade, we have found it necessary to buy almost 1 LaMotte receives large supplies an entirely daily he is always piepared to CVS o I y - + /C . A _ serve his customers. He also 4 V ^ Is) 0 U *\ 0T \1d0 0 (l i!* has on hand a lot of fine turkeys, ' which he will sell cheap. . <y> k . ptj F' from beginning to end. { .1 beautiful serial story, will bebegnn in The Darlington News in its first issue of the New Year. Wp have bargains in the Dry Goods Department, such as it would have been impossible to get first of the season.! We also find our people he assumes Ii'"“X aC ^eV thT^C'hv^'th'e ^ bridge' to Timmonsville and the dict.lor.hip of tho State. |„S JK A I '.oundod by lands of Townsend SX.ZC'.CuS The “reformers” promised a on Monday the 4tb day of January, i Mixon, Eighty Jackson and not he granted. dooronao in tho nnml.o. o; i 18 ^i, (t he same being saleadav) at Q up j d Mingo, being the tract Given under my hand, this 15th day decrease in the number of offi- public auction to the highest bidder d t f EUi P i by : of December, Anno Domini, 1891. ces and a reduction of the sala- ; $'£$: ^^«f tttu^ i ElLb'eth Harris; said tract is judge ofpmbaie Ties. But few offices have been in the county and ntate aforesaid, now bounded as follows: north December 1? ts'Jl— abolished and in these cases the ',' outaini ," l * f orty-ons acres more or i, y pu biic road from DuBose's! t c , letw. and bounded as follows, to-wit: - public service has not been bene- north by the pifblinroad Kadin^froiu Bridge to Cartersville; east by o Camden; east bv lands id-nds of b. C. x arnell; south by fited. In fact, Tillman is con- 0 f Peter Thomas; south by lands of lands of Isaac Johnson and tmually advising that new offi- Marco Si Lewenthal and west by lands p a ul \ Parnell ani west bv ces be created. The “reform-! 'j r Kr«.e^ina 0 ft" dtriLutime, J?"' 1 . 8 ,‘-. f Eighty Jackson and ers” are now drawing the sal- *1“'land conveyed to the said | Uupid Mingo, lei ms of sale one ... J. Byrd by L. E. McIntosh and others lialf cash and remainder in one . and for this reason, we by deed bearing date the 14th day of year; credit portion to be secured ZTJt Pr<), " , “ K ' r f0rm to £^*V’il.Tl.rteS3S V an j mo.,. tliat line has never been con- ( .„ u „ty in book M, No. 2, page 42. gage of the premises sold; pur- summated. Also all that tract of land situate in chaser to pay for all necessary WATCH ICS, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY, Of all kinds for sale at the very lowest market prices. Repairing a specialty and satisfaction guaranteed. W. T. SANFORD, (At Mason's Old Stand.) The members of the said comity of Darlington and the Legisla- state aforesaid, containing seven ture have also forgotten, like acre8 ,uore or ,es8 > a,ld bounded as f. . I 1 . *mura ♦ ,. «■* * + * «, . . e 1 - ......At. .A ... ....A I papers. W. A. PARROTT, December 14, 1891. c. c. p. .l ■„ . , , , . follows, to-wit: north, south and west STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. men Illustrious leader, their by lands of Thomas H. Coker and - Darlington County. promise that the people should ettMt la, * J * of J - Gy" 1 atxive de In Common Pleas. 1 \ 1 -n .j. , scribed—same being rule. A bill providing for State prohibition has passed the House and now rests with the Senate. Prohibition is a momentous question that directly concerns every person in the State. It affects a man's individual liber- , . t u - tb® Gjf* of 1,11111 Abram Weinberg vs. Joseph Ro- conveyed to J. Byrd bv Thomas H. _, 1 Coker by deed bearing date the 18t.h sen berg l! oreclosure. day of April, A. D . 1885, and recorded rUrsUcint to ft judgment of In the office of R. M. c. for said county foreclosure in the above stated in Book W, No. 2, pagsMl. case. I will offer for sale in front A. J. oAljiAAtS & BOAS. STATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA, Darlington County. Under and by virtue of power of foreclosure and sale granted to L. G- Lee’s Prepared Agricultural Lime. For Cotton, Corn, Peanuts, Oats, Wheat, Clover, etc. The best Ferti lizer for Coiujiost results -equal to the best Fertilizer on tiie Market. For sale by GEO A. BLAND, Agent, at A. Weinburgs, Pearl St. I ANTED—Hides of all kinds ex. eeptcow hides. The very high est market price will be paid for fox, mink, otter, deer and sheep hides at WITUOVER'8 RESTAURANT, tf Main 8t., Darlington, 8. C. Wholesale Grocery Department on the increase. We sold out 700 Bushels of SEli!ID O-A-TS in a very short time and have another large lot. ALL THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT,” Moy sound well (o the Philosopher, but “Hustle or Get Iseft” Has -o- Thanking the public for tlieir liberal patronage and assuring them that we shall do all in our power to merit a continuance, We are respectfully, BRUNSON, MMN & 0©. HT Remember the place—North side Public Square, in the Hewitt Block. a true ring to the buying public this season, ever was a time when you felt that your dollars double duty or they will get left that time is now. If there must do a of the court house in Darlington 1 yavHE Stockholders of the Darling-; stork of county, State aforesaid, ou the JL ton Farmers’ Alliance Company j first Monday in January next w" 1 meet in the Court House at Dar- l8t<iI)D Look Out! Look Out! ! For the Manv Bargains Now Being Offered by MOORHEAD, COX & CO. Mr. Moorhead has just returned from the Northern markets where he purchased a largo 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 the followiiiL described real es- •iiiffton, Friday, January 1st, 1892, at I 8 o clock p. M This meeting is called and everv 4 either to be iroxy. President. Realizing this condition we come before the trade o fie ring inducements that cannot he 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 j our trade for the dollars and cents we will save you. With pluck, energy and an unerring judgment, backed by tie ALMIGHTY AMERICAN I OLLAr. we have secured BARGAINS that no ninety day CREDIT CONCERN can ho i e to reach. We are no longer strangers among you, Hut lature is trying to force it upon aml "'i 111 '!* *'»* duly assigned by more the people, whethvr or no. We TjaiVLi S. SS&r54Kl' will not or less, according to a ^nr-s 5 W.mSIS.'BKCaj-^IWtrtrrrf «M hr 8. N. II , „ be allowed the nrivi- ' d ' 10 Caroline B. Salinas, C. Edward Atkinson, surveyor, under order will oc held in the Court House at lotro of votinir m.on i t i j Salinas and A. J. ttaiiiMM,' oo]Ntrlners of the probate court, and i 8 Diirlington, !■ rul.-ty, JanuHry 1st, 1892 lege of voting upon i„ Truly, in business under the li iu name of A. i bounded* north and w.-st by r. Vhti, re-mrt L C ^oLlrU bvTh' the voice of the “dear people” i ?) allI1 '; B ^ se, the said A. J. | all( ls of Adeline DiiTIose* east then re.mrts as required b} the 1 1 8 tlin.is & Sons, as the assignees of the aU 18 01 AUeillie DUDOSe, east eom titution. said i.. G. Byrd of tin* saai mortgage, l, y, as represented by plat, num- E. M. WILLIAMSON, will sell in front of the court house burs five, formerly estate lands „ r ^ ^ F A< doorat DartiugtonS'O, immediate- of John Fields; and as rep re W SJ'Jv E F \ ly alter the sales of the clerk of the .u.iifed bv nlat on the south liv beentar) D 4. A, court and toe slieriff are over, on Mon- 8411 H lat ou . V le 80, . 1(l1 “Y L Salinas A Sons, we, the said A. J has been stifled. The resolution calling for a constitutional convention has passed the Senate and two read ings in the House. This con- (the vention is to frame a new Con stitution for us, to make the ■ “''o l »«‘ng situate in the county fundamental laws under which j ,ai, , i,! Kkm and state aforesaid, con HE Regular Meeting of tiie Dar lington County Farmers' Alliance omon King and Jerry Jackson l tuining fifty acres more or less, and by deed of date October 4th, we shall live, our property shall bounded on the north by lands of Mrs. 1882. Terms of sale cash. pur- uay, tiie 4th day' of January, ISsrg, numbers one and four of same being ►alesday) at public original Fields’ land and land auction tothe highest bidder for cash: of John Strother—being the land twe Ad that piece or tract of land lying conveved liv T I Ward to Sol (1,,t J .ai'd iteii.g situate in the county ol v- - J . , « a “J W &OI- T^OTICE is liereby given that tiie partnership, lately existing iie- be protected, and our rights j orrh^G^u^oifthe i^uth “by | chaser 10 puy for al1 nece88ar - v maintained. Yet, our Legisla-1 “'"f 11 Cr^k, and on tl.e west by laud P a P e "' . „ . tors veil us that we shall not J A. J SALINAS & SONS. I December 14, 1891. ecu Julius D. Hayncworth and eorge M. B‘ i yd, was dissolved on the of December, ISVl, by mutual con sent. All debts owing to the said partnership are to lie received bv said Julius D. Haynswo th; ai.d all de mands on the saai partnership are to be presented to him for payment. GEO. M HOYD, J D. HAYNSWORTH. Decemlier 17,1891—3t Staple find Fancy Dry Goods and Notions. ; Boots and Shoes. Our stock in this line is simply immense; ami while we do not run strictly a shoe store we have as large a stock as any house in have proven the past four years M at we fulfil everv promise the city, and expect to sell them at prices that will please every 1 ‘ one. | we make. We now propose ,o sell you geo 's at prices to meet Hats. Hats. Hats. those of your cotton. This stock is extremely large, and comprise* all the Ihtest styles. | With many thanks to the _ ' "c tor the very liberal patron- We can suit and fit every man and bov in the countv. <■ ^ , , 7 , J * age of the past, w 1 respectfully invite everyone to call at our Our stock of men, youths and bops’ OLOTmUSTO- is! , j , /a < ■„ large, was bought cheap and must be sold. ,ievv 8lftn ^ 110,1 we wll ‘ P r ve th:i t we ate still The stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries is larger than ever be- 1 TL _ T __ J _ T • fore, and we are now duplicating Charleston prices on wholesale 1 1113 L3clu.3rS Ci LG ll 1 PICG 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 comer Public Square, under the Opera House. i- 1 F'Ui Yours to please, MOORHEAD, COX & CO. Very respectfully, A. J. BROOM. Willcox’3 Old Drue Store.