The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, January 07, 1892, Image 4
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^hc Darlington
HENRY T. THOMPSON.
WADDY THOMPSON.
Editor!.
gives the Senate of that State |
to the Democrats, who now con-
FROM THE NORTH TO FLORIDA.
The Atlantic Coast Line’* Special Ser
vice for Tourist Travel.—The Finest
Trains in the World.
Thursday, Jan. 7,1892.
[WilmiuKton(N. C.)Star.]
On January 4th, 18t*2, the At-
trol both branches of the Legis
lature.
Two freight trains collided
near Chillicotih •, Mo , on Tueg-
; day of last week, and four per
sons were killed
I of cattle were wr<
wreck caught fire and the poor
j animals were slowly roasted to
death.
The town of Mt. Atiy, N. C.,
♦r> m nf Hi*, nnnrnnnhimr was ^ a < *' Ha8t !;n , , U8 .‘i?'’ daV. with through Pullman Pal-
to matters of the approaching Bagration on Friday. The Blue
I OST, on HaturdHy morn tug, on
J Hail mail Street, near the C. &
c 1
UteiHTORN' NOTICfe All per
sons, ereditors of the estate of Si
I>. (!e|>ot, a handle containing a dr< I’. Wilson, late of Darlington County,
Parties going toor returning from the deceased, are required to present their
early morning train likely picked it ! claims pn>|>erly proved, and all i>er
A lileral reward will la- given son* indebted to unM estate, will make
iiumediate payment to
w! A. HOOK as', ! Administrators.
up.
f*,r its return to Tim Nkwh office, it
FAUMKK8 AND I
I Kleven cars I an tic Coast Line will put on an- TURiLNTlNEOl
Lcked Tl,c othor through tra;„ fro,„ New S
■e and the poor York to Florida, leaving New th e m very low for Cosh;,
THE NEW YE/sR.
The new year has come and
people are turningtheirattention
wcir> viniLtrtA irj « vaaoc
,, , , „ . > he Dlue ac . e Sleeping Cars from Boston to
seasons. The old year was hard, Ridge Inn, Mt. Airy Hotel and Jacksonville; New York to Tarn-
crops were ooor, the price of j a number of other builings were p a an( j p ort Tampa, (alougside
cotton was low and money
The entire loss is
TTENT10N,
TURPENTINE OPERATORS!
car load of fine
and I am selling
_ or on time, if
York at 9.UO a. nu, arriving at well secured. Call and see them be-
Jacksonville 7.00 p. m. next day fore buying. W. K. HKI.L
(only one night out,) making PmgrietorHartsvilleLv ryandMelCapital,
tliree through fast trains ptr .
wmr ANTED—Hides of all kinds ex.
w'W ceptcow hides.-The very higl - j
ent market price will be paid for fox,
mink, otter, deer and sheep hides
at W1TCOVEli’S RESTAURANT,
tf Main St.; Darlington, 8. C. j
II
BANK OF DARLINGTON,
DARLINGTON, -S’.
_ — £100,000.
Surplus and Undivi
ded Profits, — £45,978.80
ALL THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT,”
M:iy sound well lo fhe Pliilosoj'hor, but
“Hustle or Get Left”
Has a true ring to the buying public this season. li there
ever was a time when you felt that your dollars must do a
double duty or they w ill get left that time is now.
steamer for Cuba); New York to
Jacksonville; New York to
Thornasville; New York__to Sa
vannah.
passed, however,
behooves all not to forget what
was, but, profiting by the ex-
ST-A-TElwrEIISrT
os THK CONDITION OF
- THE! -
People’s Bank of Darlington,
the elo*e of bueinees, Dec 81,
1HU1, in accordance with an Act of
the General Aseembiy.
ASSETS.
Loan* and Discount* <149,510.18
was destroyed. , ,
. , . ,, 'about $200,000, of which only
tight, consequently the recollec- about ^-half is covered by in
tions of the months just past are SU rance.
not of the pleasantest. Another: At a meut j n g 0 f prominent I On January 18th the magnifi-
point in the cycle of time has ox .Confederates in Memphis, cent “New York and Florida
been passed, however, and it I’enn., on Tuesday of last week, Special,” running through to
the Legislature of that State bt. Augustine, Ha., will also be i At
was petitioned to appropriate added, making in all twenty four
j $1,000 annually as a pension for trains each way per week, the
perience, dear as it may have Yi r8 . Jefferson Davis and the most complete service ever of-
been, to make the future bettor, i Legislatures of other States will fered to \\ ilmington, C’harles-
South have! be asked to make appropriations Iton, Savannah, Florida and
S for the same purpose. j Cuba.
, , , , , I The equipment and general
A revolution, headed >y a c } iarac t er0 f train service over' LIABILITIES.
a ud ' (; a ,,i,nl Stock paid up
operations for the revolutionists .. Flori(la ripecial - is without Due other Bank.
is on this side of the RioOranao, (loubt he finest /ratH in /U Dividend
and United States governments
have sent troops to the scene
and it is probable that a battle
will he fought very soon.
The people in the
much to learn. While they are
struggling against the hard;
times their neighbors in the
North and West are ever im
proving their condition. The
products of the farmer in the
South are bringing wretchedly
low prices; while the farmer in
the Northwest is selling his pro
duce atagreatly increased price.
The Northern manufacturer is
growing fatter every day.
There are lessons to be taught
in these conditions. The South
ern farmer should plant with
more system. Wo are undoubt
edly planting too much cotton
and there are other products
adapted to our climate and soil
that could he raised profitably.
Why do wo not, therefore, di
versify our crops? Again, we
should he independent of the
grain producers of the North
west. Let us raise our supplies
at home and thus establish for
ourselves an independent ex
istence, as it were.
The present tariff not only
protects the manufacturers, hut
it also bolsters up the farmers
of the West, the grain producers.
It enables them to sell their pro
duce at a v^ry high price and
all this is done at our expense.
If we raise our own supplies we
would to some extent be freed
from this incubus. Instead of
hanking our hopes upon imprac-
t i c a h 1 e politico-economic
schemes, let us face the issue
before us. liaise our own sup
plies and stick to the Democratic
party is a good motto for all.
The one will make us indepen
dent of the greedy farmers of
the Northwest and the other will
free us from the tariff’s unjust
taxation.
The farmer, the merchant and
the professional man in the
South all have interests in com
mon. The well being of one de
pends upon the well being of the
others. Why, therefore, should
Stock*.
j Safe, Furniture, &c.
i Due from Bunk*... .
! Ua*b
*■ •* * . character of tram service ov
man named (<arza, is in progress jj ne j s e q ua i| e ,i Ly few a
in upper Mexico. 1 he base o exoe ]| e R by none, while t
Undivided Profit* .
8,980.00
995.50
. 35,177.42
. 88,948 37
$221,611.45
$100,000.00
101,959 42
180 40
6,000.00
10,000.00
3.471.63
p2l,611.45
DIRECTORS:
W.C. Coker, J. L. ‘ oker,
R. \\. Boyd, J. J. Ward,
E. R. Melver, A Nachman,
Bright iVi lianison.
Transacts a General Banking
Business.
Savings Department.
Deposits of $1 and upwards
received.
Interest allowed at rate of
5 per cent, per annum from
date of deposit—payable quar
terly on the first day of Janu
ary, April, July and October.
For further information ap
ply at the Bank.
o
Accounts in both Depart
ments solicited and will be
world. The beautiful drawing
room cars, the “Ideal” and
“Superb” will, as heretofore, o <)rre ot:
form part of the equipment of ! JOHN SI8KRON. . )
these trains. They are the only nfttV i Director*.
— _ I complete drawing room cars ev- h N 1 , liE ;
STATE NEWS. er built, and are run exclusively \
over the Atlrintic Coast Lin©. ! Personally appeared lx?tore me, H.
Gathered From Our Exchanges, And This line is SO situated that L. Uliarle*, Cashier, of the People’*
Put in Paragraphs. two hours south of Richmond ; Bank of Darlington, s. 0.,^ Who on
T l , rl .. ww pornimrs of the tourists encounter the influence ““J 11 say*! that the above SUtement
1 lie gross earnings oi liu .» a . , .. ., I* true to the best of hi* knowledge
South Caroilina Railway for the Hie Gulf , tream, and all the )lI|t | jj l. CHARLES,
year 1891 amount to $1,171,159. conditions which constitute the, . ^hier.
J genial and balmy Southern ch Sworn to before me thi* Jan. 2, 1892.
mate, making it the natural as)
well as the shortest and most
popular route from the North to
Florida.
[L. S.j
UEO. ONSLOW,
Notary Public, S. U.
OF
EtELPOIRT
THE CONDITION OF
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Capt. E. S. Percival, ex-Au
ditorof Richland County, died
at his home near Columbia last
week.
Mrs. Carlisle, the wife of Rev.
James H. Carlisle, President of
Wofford College, died in Spar- ~ . . . .
tanhurg on the .11 ult. ’ 7 ' 6 •
. . . i No. 14, K. of P., of Bishopville, S. C. 1
The second annual exhibition! . , , . . ,
of the Sol 11. Carolina Poultry As ^ entered
and Pet Stock Association will ! ou t r mid » t and taken from us our
he held in Columbiaou the 12-1(5 ^teemed brother, L. S Pate;
5nat< therefore, be it resolved: Safe, Furniture, Ac
! 1st. That in the death of our Due by Bank* $10,884.35
Thomas A. Murrah shot and: brother we have lost a useful
killed Robert C. Bishop in Union,' and faithful member of our or-
on Monday of last week. Both i der, a kind and sympathizing
men were white and whiskey friend. | LIABILITIES,
was the cause of the killing. 2nd. That while we deeply Capital Stock paid in.^-
The work on theClemson Col-; f“el his loss, yet believing that ft ueto Banks
lege has been stopped, the funds « ur ‘? 88 ,s h ,i8 eternal gain, we Dividend* Unpaid
for the purpose having been ex-1 "} ' ne f k submission to the Dividend No. l 0 ...
liausted. It will probably ft; W - ( | That we recognize that T^l Llabilitie!
some tune before the work will, , u - J 1Ial ; v< - recogni/e tuai
I .1 I solemn warning, winch in tins i Per*onally appeared before me I
j dispensation, comes to each one
Col. James A. Hoyt, lately ed-1 0 f us, to prepare for the sum-
itor of the Baptist Courtar, Unons that must soon call us
and one of the best known journ- j hence.
alists in the State, has purchased j 4th. That we extend to the
the Greenville Enterprise and bereaved family our warmest
Mountaineer. Col Hoyt has sympathy, and that a copy of
already taken charge of the ^ these resolutions he sent them,
paper. | and that they also be inscribed
James Bailey, colored, shot j 11 ® ur In ' liu te book, and a page
and killed Lizzie Burgess, also I l«ft , 1 , * ank kls memory,
colored, in Clarendon County , , at .^ C( W be sent to
recently. Lizzie Burgess and theB^hopville Ea /le and The
... . *— publica-
given careful
ittention.
-o-
BRIGHT WILLIAMSON,
President.
WILLIAMSON,
Cashier.
Dec. 31—tf
L. E.
Tlie Bank of Darlington,
At the close of bminess, Dec. 81,
1491, in conformity with an Act o'
the General Assembly.
ASSETS.
Iioan* and Discount* $178,944.96
j Stock 5,000.60
Real Estate 4,500.00
1,100.00
Demand Loan* 13,544 07
Cash 19,877.36... 44,255.7*
Total Ansel* $233,800.74
100;000.00
roilts 44,978.80
3,247.25
125.00
5,000.00
79,154.6'..
$238.100 74
_
WillianiNon, Cashier, wlioon oath say*
' that tlie foregoing statement is true
and correct to tin* best of hi* knowl
edge and belief.
L. E. WILLIAMSON, Cashier.
Sworn to before me at Darlington.
S. C., this 2nd day of January. 1*92.
[L. S.J HENRY T. THOMPSON,
Notary Public, 8. >.
Attest:
W.C. 1 OKER, )
[ J. J. WARD, >■ Directors
BRIGHT WILLIAMSON,)
Patronize Home Industries.
The Darlington Ginning, Milling,
Fertilizer and Warehouse Company
are turning out the
Finest Heal Mads,
ground from best, sound corn, and ab
solutely free from adulteration. They
propose to sell it as low as pnre goods
can be sold. Buyers, ask your mer
chant for Darlington Meal and take
no other; it i* alwaysfresh and always
reliable. Merchants, patronize your
li me mill and give your customers
the best meal to be had, besides save
writing, exchange on bills, and haul
ing. Give us your orders.
The Darlington
G., M„ F. & W. Co-
May 21-tf
mt
Realizing this condition
Dr. John A. Boyd
Since the recent disastromyire from
which he suffered so severely
lias purchased the stock of f>r. W. J.
Garner, and has leased the Utter s
desirable business stand on the West
side of the Public Square for a term
of years. Here his friendsaud patrons
wifi find him in the futu e provide 1
as heretofore with a large and select
assoitment of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY ARTICLES,
&.C., &.C.
rsrA continuance of the lil»eral
patronage which has been *ccorded
, the past is respectfully *o1h It-
,Tan. 15-tf.
ed.
STOVES,
STOVES,
STOVES
Do You Wish To Bo Boss
Your Own GIN HOUSE?
Then buy tlie
Thomas Steam Press
AND
Seed Colton ' .
of
Stationary
we come before the It tide ofl’erin
ndneements that cannot be equaled. We do not ask yout
patronage simply for friends tip’s sake, nor i’dr past favors, hit 1
we com” as honest business men and ask " our trade for thi
dollars and cents we will save you.
With ’ energy and an unerring judgment, hacked b
t .e ALMIGHTY AMERICAN 1 OLLAR. we have secured
BARGAINS that no ninety day CREDIT CONCERN cai
ho t e to reach. We are no longer strangers among you, hu*
have proven the past four years that we fulfil every protnist
we make. We now propose o sell you goo ’s at prices totnee
those of your cotton.
With many thanks to the public lor the very liberal patron
age of the past, W2 respectfully invite everyone to call at out
new stand and we will pr ve tint we aie still
The Leaders of Lot? Prices.
Very respectfully,
A. J. BROOM.
Willcox’s Old Drug Store.
■■
The Greatest Bargains in
CLOTHING
lr"war ~-ffam
reduce our stock of
CLOTHING,
are as follows:
to USE FURNISHING GOODS, TIN
WARE HARDWARE, PUMPS, PIPING
AND FITTINGS. OF EVERY DESCRIP
TION.
Tin and Slate Roofing and
Fronts a specialty.
Satisfaction guaranteed on all work
Give u* a call and you will surely be
pleased
T f A i
Corner Public Square and Main Street^
J. G. McCall’* Old Stand.
April 16-lvr
n
Watchmakers
AND
Jewelers,
Darlington, S. C.,
3D IE-A-Till! IRS I3NT
FIRE SI' YERWARE and
JEWELRY I f All Kinds.
jy The handsomest Bridal Presents
to be found in tlie town of Darlington.
Ef Watches and Clock* promptly
repaired, and all work guaranteed.
Oct- 15—3m.
they nnttigonize one another? Wade Hampton, Malcolm John-
Bailey’s wife were fighting and
the latter was getting the worst
o‘' it, when Bailey fired tho fa
tal shot.
The South Carolina Land and
Emigration Agency was incor
porated by the recent Legisla
ture. The incorporators are:
Darlington News for
tion.
Respectfully submitted,
R. E. Carnes, j
W. R. Law, , Committee.
J. P. Kilgore, j
Would it not ho best for all to
resolve, beginning with the new
year, that we shall henceforth,
for o.ir common good, he friend
ly neighbors?
GENERAL NEWS.
Item* of Interest From All Over The
World.
The grip has begun to affoct
horses in California.
Roswell P. Flower was inau
gurated Governor of New York
of Friday.
One million dollars worth of
property was destroyed by fire
in Nashville, on Saturday.
In a railroad accident, near
Bristol, Teun., on Wednesday
of last week, eleven persons
were seriously injured.
Ex-Congressman Perkins has
been appointed United States
Senator from Kansas to succeed
the late Senator Plumb.
Taltou Hall has been safely
lodged in jail at Wise C. H..
Tenn. He admits having killed
thirteen men, hut claims self
defense in each case.
A livery stable at Altoona.
Pa., was blown up with dy
namite on Tuesday of last week.
The fire spread and destroyed
five other buildings.
son, J. M. McClanahan, F. A.
Sale, J. Q. Marshall, John T.
Sloan, Jr., W. H. Timmerman,
John 8. Venter and W. H.
Stewart. The object of the com
pany is to buy and sell land in
this State. The capital stock of
the company is to be$1,000,000. I
Can peaches, pears, pineapple,
apricots and egg plums; West tk
Honour.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr. S. S. Burch Returns Thanks to the
Darlington Guards.
To my Friends and Comrades of
the Darlington Guards:
While it is impossible for me
The Charleston correspondent i to express in words my appre-
of the State under date of Dec. elation of the farewell token of
31 says: “Rumors of a deal by I your consideration and regard,
which the Louisville and Nash still it gives me pleasure to try,
ville railroad will absorb the as best I can, to show you, one
South Carolina road are rife and all, how sincerely your
here. The statement is positive- graceful courtesy was appre-
ly made, by a responsible rail eiated. The occasion was such
that even tlie lingering farew
1
V
road man, that such a deal is on.
There are two parties in New
York promoting a plan of reor
ganization, one of which propos
es to restore H. P. Talmage to
the presidency, and the other to
make D. H. Chamberlain presi
11
was robbed of some of its sense
of loss and the parting with you
all will have for me always should go to C. N. Oates’where
touching memories of the
You Owe It to Yourself.
You owe it to yourself to
purchase tin* best groceries that
are offered, and to do this you
kind
ness shown me
In saying farewell to you and
dent. In any event, it is said,! in thanking you for an occasion
the Louisvilleand Nashville will i that dulls the keen edged regret
absorb tlie road into its system that must accompany the sever-
and make Charleston its outlet! i»K°f such ties, it is needless to
on theSouth Atlantic coast. The I add that, in the years to come,
East Shore Terminal, w ltieh con- in the separation before me, on-
trols the railroad along the east lykindand grateful recollections!
water front of the city, is also! will blend with the earnest good
said to he in the deal ” wishes I shall always feel formy
_ I friends, companions and com
rades of the Darlington Guards.
the freshest and choicest gro
ceries are always in stock and
retailed at the lowest market
prices.
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED.
51.0. C. TOALC,
HENRY OLIVER
THE DETROIT FREE PRESS.
Tnis Excellent Paper Promises to
Better Than Ever.
be
Sincerely yours,
S. S. Burch.
Geo. E. Toale & Co,
"WHITE] IP JUSTE!
DOORS, SASH,
BLINDS,
We have received a copy of
the handsomely illustrated pros
pectus for 1892 issued by the De-
llie Indians in tlie Northwest troit Free Press. The achieve-
liave again become affected with i meats of this famous paper in
the crazy belief that the Messiah the past have been great, hut it
is coming and day and night its promises for the future are
they are keeping up tho “ghost
dince.”
The Augusta (Ga.) Exchange
has culled a convention of all
persons interested to meet
in
Augusta, on tlie 27 inst., to de
vise some means for reducing
the cotton acreage.
A burglar killed a policeman
and severely wounded another
W
ANTED, a position as over*e. r
by a gentleman of experience.
Best reference*. Terras moderate.
Address, W. B MoCle Ian, care W. J.
Early, Darlington, 8. C.
AND
Town Tax Notice.
On and after the second Monday in
lamiary. 1*62. the office of the Cletk
to he fulfilled—and there ceitain- ! of the town of Darlington will be open
ly is no reason to expect the I to receive tlie return* for both real
contrary—the Detroit Free Press ' u, 'i personal property in said town,
will m 1892 he, as its publishers 1 - -
confidently claim, the most en
tertaining and instructive paper
published, giving additional
pleasure to its thousands of old
subscribers and fresh enjoyment
to the many thousand new ones
that its merits deserve. Its list
imisc for the period*of thirty days.
Every inhabitant of said town, within
OFFICE AND SALESROOMS
10 and 12 Maybe Street,
OMARLB4TON, - - S. I
Special Price* Cheerfully Fur
nished.
H
owarf
U
Flemin
6 East Bay,
CHARLESTON, S. C
rr
27 i
the time limited, must list for taxation
the following property, namely: All
eal estate an I tangible personal j
property within the corporate limits'
f said town ow. ed or controlled by;
him or her; nil tangible personal prop-;
erty owned and controlled bv him or
to FMjMjljto «> Tuesday of irc«n7rituto,ToM8M uiSoE |££ fSVStSetVSSS}
last. wtes. vvnen captured tie many of the most famous names j !>e temporarily out of the town and
proved to be a young man not in American literary and public!‘“tended tube broughtiuto the town; CEMENT, PLASTER,
twenty years old. life, and most cf tlie articles to! ft 1 , th ‘- n "; , ’ e F 8 -
iii-ii r i • in bond*, stock*, joint companies, or
The United States Inter-State he published are of unusual im otherwise, owned and controlled by
Commerce Commission has de-' P or ^ an< ' <? a,1( l interest, present- : him or her, either in or out of thi*
cided that the giving of f re e m K a splendid tirray of valuable i and all persons owning, con-
passes to Governors, Senators, features in add tior. to the 'nim ^r^n^eUh.'r^nlh^d^iarJ^
Legislators and other ofticials by liable work done by its own j official capacity, ► hail return the
inter-State railroads is illegal. stall of bright and famous wri- same in such manner as is ivquired by ’
IMPORTER OF
English Portland Cement
AND DEALER IN
HAIR, A'C., and all BUILD-
ISG MATERIAL.
The recent
Court of
in the
£
decision of the
Is of New York
ters. The publishers of the
Free Press will mail copies of
WtorUc»c,!i h p ;E r tt ,“ ud »"
dL
law for county taxes. All persons
-ubje-ct to poll ami street tax.* shall
make a reiu n within the time men
tioned. By order of tire Council-
4t J. W. EVANS, Clerk. 1
LowlstPbices.
Best Satisfation.
CAR LOAD LOT5 A SPECIALTY.
Get. 29 -lyr.
These are our famous Tailor Ms
better made.
Come and see for yourself.
It is tlie most perfect system in use,
unloading cotton from wagons, clean-
iiigand delivering it into gins or slnll*.
Cotton does not pass through fan, and I /» z. • z. 4-
pres* require-im pulleys or belts. It L 110 IHCl IS WO Wflllt TO
.‘•avi s time and money.
Talbott A Son’s Engines
and Boilers
and Portable. I The figures
Old Dominion Corn ®
[Mills $m to $300. SUITS FORMERLY SOLD AT
Talbott’s Saw Mills, Im-
orove l Friction and, Ropes
Feed, $200 to $GOO.
Lummics and Van Win
kle Cotton Gins and Cotton
Presses.
We offer saw mill men and ginners
tlie most complete outfits in the State
and at bottom prices.
t). CF. gktdlmm,
GENERAL AGENT, COLUMBIA, S. C
CST'The Talbott Engines are the Beet.
Make Your Tax Returns.
- Auditor’s Office, )
Darlington, S. C., >
December 1, 1891.)
This office will be open for the pur
pose of listing the personal property
ind polls of the county for taxation
for the fiscal year, commencing Nov.
1st, 1891, and ending Oct. 31st, 1892,
from Jan. 1st, 1892, to Feb. 30th. ex
cepting days advertised below for
country precincts, and days required
by law in filling the jury box.
.'lechanicsville, Tuesday, January 5;
Swift Greek. Wednesday, “ 0;
High Hill, Thursday, “ 7;
Leavensworth, Friday, “ 8;
Philadelphia, Monday. “ It;
Jasper, Tuesday, “ 12;
Lisbon, Wednesday and
Thursday, January 18 and 14;
Cypress, Friday, “ 15;
ttokes Bridge, Saturday and
Monday, January 16 and 18;
Lydia, Tuesday, “ 19;
Hartsville, Wednesday and
Thursday, January 20 and 21;
Antioch, Friday, “ 22;
Society Hill, Monday and
Tuesday. January 25 and 26;
Filling jury box, last week in January.
The following instructions from
Comptroller General's office will lie
observed: “Circular No. 18. second
series. The attention of this office has
:>een called to the fact that in some
counties of the State the Auditors
have been in the habit of distributing
loosely the returns for persona! prop
erty and allowing individuals to fill
mt the same sending the said returns
to tlie County Auditors without the
oath which attaches to the same be
ing administered. The practice must
be stopped and each and every tax-1
payer will be required to appear he-'
fore the respective County Auditors j
either by themselves, their agents, or j
assigns, guardians, trustees, adminis- •
t:at rs, etc., and answer tlie various!
questions as appeal upon the returns, i
And tlie County Auditors will put
these questions eateg rically to each
and every person making a return of j
personal property. When the said j
return is made, the Auditor will ad-!
ministerthe oath and swear the party
making tlie return in each and every
instance.'’
Any person, company, or corpora- j
tion commencing any business in the
county a ter the first day of January,'
1892, shall within thirty days after;
commencing such business report to j
the Auditor under oath, the average!
capital employed or to be employed in '
such business unless such capital is \
shown to he listed in some other conn- j
ty or State for taxation tor fiscal year
1891-92 in accordance with section 216
of General Statutes,
All real es ate owners will he re
quired to state under oath all im-;
proveiuents to building- as well as ad
dition of new building* since making
la-t returns.
They are requested to state any ir
regularities. errors, or transfers in real
estate.
Every male between the iaes of 21
and 50 years except those incapable of
earning a support from being maimed
or from any other cause shall be
deemed taxabl ■ polls.
W. H. LAWKENCE, County Auditor
thi: MARKET
t\ Last Winter in Darlington.
It is probable that I will not be here
all this winter I am making arrange
ments to go elsewhere. So, if you
want me to make Photographs of
yourself,or any of your family, you
should not i>ut it off. Do not delay 1
You may live to regret it. Many do.
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Suits,
New Goods
and
none
i|}l Ala
Studio over Bogd's Lrug Store.
iHW.B. McGIRT, D.
Offer* hi* professional services to
the people of Darlington and vicinity.
Office over tlie store of Edwards, Nor
ment Si Co.
Jan 19,’90—ly
WATCH FS.
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 Best 13 the Cheapest.
The “Domestic’’ Sewing Machine Im
provements for 1891.
WON’T HATCH
OUT A CHICKEN!
Neither will proclamations on dead
walls revive languishing trade.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
Is the great
IIHK-UBATOR
FOR HATCHING
OUT BUSINESS.
Two machines in one: chain stitch;
lockstitch; “Dome-tic'’ looper. Ask
tlie agent to show it to you. You
will see its great value at on..-.
Thk Wondkii of 'iiire Aon! First
in the field with new idea*; high arm;
bent wood work; convertible stitch
sewing machine.
The "DOMESTIC” can be seen at
the store of McCall & Burch, or at the
residence of J. G. McCall.
Mrs. J. G. McCall,
Agent for Darlington County.
t V
The Immense and Well Selected
STOCK of
J. F EHRL.Y
will Positively be Marked Down at
Cost for Sfrictly Guk.
LaMotte,
I the Gree n Grocer, had every day
! this week large supplies of
shrimp, black fish, Whiting
Bull’s Bay oysters, and Kalnrm-
; zoo celery. These delicacies are
in such demand that they are
i sold as soon as received, but os
LaMotte receives large supplies
) daily he is always piepared to
; servo his customers. He also
has on hand a lot of fine turkeys,
which he will sell cheap.
All wanting Bargains will do well Lee’s Prepared Agricultural Lime,
to inspect the Stock ~I For
elsewhere. ^^35
VlxxfViPfx Cotton, Corn, Peanuts, Oat*,
LI lit. puicuasmg Wheat, Clover, etc. The best Ferti
lizer for Compost results equal to the
4t
Best Fertilizer on the Market. For
sale by GEO A. BLAND,
Agent, at A. Weiuhurg*, Pearl St,
im